| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1782.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] A-- C-- would "inform" | 1746.12.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Abstruse expression [I] discuss | 1782.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Advertisement. Now I tell | 1782.11.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Advertisement. Now I tell | 1782.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Advertisement. Now I tell | 1734.03.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Against my Negro man nam'd Parris | 1773.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ah! why will Kings forget that they are men? | 1773.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ah! why will Kings forget that they are men? | 1774.01.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] All persons indebted to me | 1774.01.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] All persons indebted to me | 1774.01.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] All persons indebted to me | 1775.04.20 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] An alle gute Freund, in diesem ganzen Land | 1757.12.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] As Cloe with affected air | 1783.08.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] As for his works,in verse or prose | 1772.09.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] As true as my name is Case | 1772.09.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] As true as my name is Case | 1767.08.06 | Henrico | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] At Lily Valley a three year old steer | 1767.08.20 | Henrico | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] At Lily Valley a three year old steer | 1733.09.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] At Milton, near the paper-mill | 1733.09.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] At Milton, near the paper-mill | 1733.10.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] At Milton, near the paper-mill | 1768.05.05 | Henrico | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] At Verina there stands a horse sixteen hands | 1780.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] August morning the first day | 1780.08.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] August morning the first day | 1780.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] August morning the first day | 1756.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Because my place is mean and low | 1782.02.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Before you, see one of your stage-directors | 1756.03.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Behold, a work of art most free | 1767.12.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Benoni Pearce, upon the west side | 1768.01.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Benoni Pearce, upon the west side | 1768.01.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Benoni Pearce, upon the west side | 1768.01.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Benoni Pearce, upon the west side | 1768.01.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Benoni Pearce, upon the west side | 1769.06.22 | Lancaster Cty | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Between the sixth and seventh day | 1769.12.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Between the sixth and seventh days | 1770.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Between the sixth and seventh days | 1766.10.17 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Bright bay horse from Chellowe stray'd, A | 1766.10.24 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Bright bay horse from Chellowe stray'd, A | 1766.10.30 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Bright bay horse from Chellowe stray'd, A | 1766.11.08 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Bright bay horse from Chellowe stray'd, A | 1762.08.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] But why shou'd we on single features dwell | 1762.09.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] But why shou'd we on single features dwell | 1762.09.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] But why shou'd we on single features dwell | 1762.10.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] But why shou'd we on single features dwell | 1770.04.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Came to my plantation in the month of November | 1773.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Conditor, Henrich Roosen genannt | 1773.04.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Conditor, Henrich Roosen genannt | 1773.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Conditor, Henrich Roosen genannt | 1780.06.22 | Taunton | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Dear countrymen all, to you I call | 1780.07.06 | Taunton | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Dear countrymen all, to you I call | 1780.07.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Dear countrymen all, to you I call | 1780.08.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Dear countrymen all, to you I call | 1768.12.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Doctor W--, to the poor gratis, his advice gives | 1776.12.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For as a flea, that goes to bed | 1776.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For as a flea, that goes to bed | 1776.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For as a flea, that goes to bed | 1777.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For neither pedant nor for prude | 1777.11.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For neither pedant nor for prude | 1777.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For neither pedant nor for prude | 1777.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For neither pedant nor for prude | 1777.12.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For neither pedant nor for prude | 1777.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] For neither pedant nor for prude | 1782.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art | 1782.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art | 1782.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art | 1782.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art | 1782.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art | 1746.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] From Thomas Clemson ran away | 1746.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] From Thomas Clemson ran away | 1759.03.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Good cust'mers are (without all jeering) | 1773.07.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Haste thee, my nymph, and bring with thee | 1773.07.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Haste thee, my nymph, and bring with thee | 1773.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Haste thee, Nymph, and bring with thee | 1773.07.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Haste thee, Nymph, and bring with thee | 1773.07.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Haste thee, Nymph, and bring with thee | 1773.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Haste thee, Nymph, and bring with thee | 1773.08.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Haste thee, Nymph, and bring with thee | 1777.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.01.16 | Staffordshire | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] I am a swan you plainly see | 1775.12.27 | Bucks County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] I do hereby give information | 1780.08.09 | Bucks County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] I do hereby give information | 1781.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] I'm high church, not low church, no Tory, a whig | 1782.01.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] I'm high church, not low church, no Tory, a whig | 1782.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] I'm high church, not low church, no Tory, a whig | 1782.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] I'm high church, not low church, no Tory, a whig | 1762.09.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In advertisement now I tell | 1783.01.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In England, where the poets scribble | 1775.11.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1775.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1775.11.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1775.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1775.11.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1775.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1775.12.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1775.12.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In peace there's nothing so becomes a man | 1768.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In seventeen hundred and sixty-eight | 1768.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In seventeen hundred and sixty-eight | 1768.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In seventeen hundred and sixty-eight | 1768.10.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In seventeen hundred and sixty-eight | 1768.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In seventeen hundred and sixty eight | 1756.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In the almighty's pow'r, how great is man! | 1770.06.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] In yonder hutt is to be seen | 1767.04.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Instruction, hither has remov'd her seat | 1734.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Irish mungrel, lately run away, An | 1765.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Just now is published some rhimes | 1765.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Just now is published some rhimes | 1765.01.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Just now is published some rhimes | 1775.01.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ladies, if your daughters incline to write | 1775.01.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ladies, if your daughters incline to write | 1775.01.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ladies, if your daughters incline to write | 1779.06.16 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Last night was stole away from me | 1769.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Last Wednesday morn, at break of day | 1769.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Last Wednesday morn, at break of day | 1769.02.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Last Wednesday morn, at break of day | 1769.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Last Wednesday morn, at break of day | 1769.03.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Last Wednesday morn, at break of day | 1759.09.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Let there be light, said God, and forthwith light | 1772.04.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Let these here aim'd at, tremble at this satyr | 1730.01.06 | Newark | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Let this notice to my friends | 1771.11.28 | Lancaster Cty | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Leventh month, the sixteenth day, The | 1779.10.13 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] March last but one, the fifteenth day | 1779.10.20 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] March last but one, the fifteenth day | 1746.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Master, I wish a happy year | 1730.02.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Masters should have sound wit, and documents | 1771.05.14 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] May all joiy and happiness vait | 1769.09.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Morning of this very day, The | 1750.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] My name is such, my reader may suppose | 1770.06.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Near Portsmouth sticks Shes G-ssi-h lives | 1782.01.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] News-paper lads, vows and wishes sincere, The | 1773.06.02 | Lancaster Cty | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] No doubt the reason you will know | 1773.06.16 | Lancaster Cty | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] No doubt the reason you will know | 1761.12.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Now we the long expected year behold | 1748.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] O thou of business, the directing soul! | 1772.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Of peppermint water, at least to take a jill | 1772.03.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Of peppermint water, at least to take a jill | 1772.04.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Of peppermint water, at least to take a jill | 1767.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Oh! Pardon the faults I've committed before! | 1775.09.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1775.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1775.09.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1775.10.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1775.10.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1775.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1775.10.18 | Salsbury Pequa | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1775.10.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On July last, twenty-first day | 1777.07.09 | Caecil County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On June the three and twentieth day | 1777.07.23 | Caecil County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On June the three and twentieth day | 1777.08.06 | Caecil County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On June the three and twentieth day | 1778.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On Sunday last--oh woeful day | 1778.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On Sunday last--oh woeful day | 1779.06.02 | Hopewell | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On the sixteenth day of May | 1779.06.16 | Hopewell | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On the sixteenth day of May | 1779.06.23 | Hopewell | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] On the sixteenth day of May | 1762.12.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Plenty three years our crowded graneries fill'd | 1767.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.04.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.04.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.04.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.04.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.05.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.05.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.05.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.05.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.05.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.06.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.06.20 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1767.07.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rags are as beauties, which concealed lie | 1760.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Reader, can'st thou the mighty thought sustain | 1773.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rhyming Pivot of York, With head, tight as cork | 1773.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rhyming Pivot of York, With head, tight as cork | 1773.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rhyming Pivot of York, With head, tight as cork | 1773.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Rhyming Pivot of York, With head, tight as cork | 1780.11.01 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Seventh of June, that's last and past | 1780.11.08 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Seventh of June, that's last and past | 1780.11.22 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Seventh of June, that's last and past | 1772.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the All-sustaining Hand, him crop | 1772.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the all-sustaining hand, him drop | 1773.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the All-sustaining Hand, him crop | 1773.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the all-sustaining hand, him drop | 1773.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the All-sustaining Hand, him crop | 1773.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the all-sustaining hand, him drop | 1773.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the All-sustaining Hand, him crop | 1773.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Should the All-sustaining Hand, him crop | 1779.06.08 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Since it was my fortune to be join'd | 1780.08.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Since 'tis a Godlike attribute to know | 1780.08.29 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Since 'tis a Godlike attribute to know | 1770.04.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Sixty acres of choice land | 1781.09.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Stol'n or stray'd on Thursday morning last | 1768.04.07 | King William | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Taken up, a dark sorrel horse | 1768.04.14 | King William | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Taken up, a dark sorrel horse | 1768.04.21 | King William | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Taken up, a dark sorrel horse | 1780.06.21 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ten days ago came to the place | 1775.08.30 | Goshen Townshp | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Then came to the plantation of the subscriber | 1775.09.06 | Goshen Townshp | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Then came to the plantation of the subscriber | 1775.09.20 | Goshen Townshp | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Then came to the plantation of the subscriber | 1782.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] These lovely fields pure pleasure do impart | 1782.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] These lovely fields pure pleasure do impart | 1782.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] These lovely fields pure pleasure do impart | 1747.11.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] They have a right to write who understand | 1747.11.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] They have a right to write who understand | 1747.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] They have a right to write who understand | 1732.12.07 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] They say in places nigh to London | 1732.12.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] They say in places nigh to London | 1732.12.21 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] They say in places nigh to London | 1783.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.02.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.03.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1783.03.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This advertisement is to show | 1772.04.30 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This instant April the twelfth day | 1768.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This is to acquaint, all ladies who paint | 1768.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This is to acquaint, all ladies who paint | 1759.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This night a Douglas your protection claims | 1759.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This night a Douglass your protection claims | 1781.06.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This notice gives to all who covet | 1776.03.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This present instant, on the fourteenth day | 1782.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This work of sentiment refin'd | 1782.12.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This work of sentiment refin'd | 1783.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This work of sentiment refin'd | 1783.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] This work of sentiment refin'd | 1774.10.26 | Lancaster Cty | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Tho' this is metre it's no fun | 1767.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Thus, do we printers, by our mystic art | 1744.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Time's measurer, the radiant sun | 1770.05.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Tis true (with deference to the college) | 1769.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] To all and singular his patrons | 1738.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] To my ditty good people give ear | 1775.06.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] To you, ye all enchanting maids, belong | 1772.06.04 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Twenty-fifth of April last, The | 1772.06.18 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Twenty-fifth of April last, The | 1747.10.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Two handsome chairs | 1775.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Urbem, quam dicunt Romam, Melibaei putavi | 1775.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Urbem, quam dicunt Romam, Melibaei putavi | 1783.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] When drest by thee, more amiable fair | 1781.10.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Where is taught reading, a grace of the schools | 1781.10.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Where is taught reading, a grace of the schools | 1775.10.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Whereas a certain Matthew Squire | 1781.06.06 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Whereas Jane, my wife | 1780.12.12 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1780.12.19 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1780.12.26 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.01.09 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.01.16 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.01.23 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.02.06 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.02.13 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.03.08 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.03.15 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.03.29 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.04.05 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1781.04.19 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While education bears her gentle sway | 1773.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] While some this stage of action quit | 1782.03.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Who but has read that celebrated fable | 1776.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Who from a state of rags and care | 1776.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Who from a state of rags and care | 1780.04.18 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Whoever, near by or remote | 1780.04.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Whoever, near by or remote | 1765.08.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Why do I yield to that suggestion | 1773.02.02 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye female sex I pray draw near | 1773.02.09 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye female sex I pray draw near | 1773.02.16 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye female sex I pray draw near | 1774.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye gen'rous patrons of our annual song | 1752.11.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye good people all, who of cordage have need | 1780.05.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye hearts of oak, who wish to try | 1782.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye hopeful youths, come learn what he has told | 1782.10.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye hopeful youths, come learn what he has told | 1770.02.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Ye sons of Parnass, and ye daughters also | 1764.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Yea, the last pen for freedom let me draw | 1764.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] Year, grand circle, in whole ample round, The | 1761.04.11 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, advertisement [beg] You ask, if the thing to my choice were submitted | 1740.08.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, couplet [beg] King of France with forty thousand men, The | 1741.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, couplet [beg] King of France with forty thousand men, The | 1741.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, couplet [beg] Not for himself he sees, or hears, or eats | 1741.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Arra joy! My montly Macasheen shall contain sheets | 1750.06.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Breetons! my fripp'ry countryemans are come | 1756.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1756.05.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1756.05.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1756.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1767.05.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Here lie Dinah, Sambo wife | 1782.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] I sen yu dere Quashi, wat our Klub made | 1756.05.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] My monarch bids me tell you (wid his great condeshenons | 1773.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Seventeen hundred sixty-seven | 1773.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Tho' lately dead a princess, and of Spain | 1782.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] To de sleekmen of Tonbos de humble petison | 1772.12.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] Well Cuffee! What's the world about? | 1769.12.22 | Harwich | CITATION | Lyric, dialect [beg] What is the silly fellow dis, pray tell | 1751.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Dutch [beg] Bewaart de Woorden wel, die hu U voormaals leerde | 1771.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Accept, blest shade! the tribute of a tear | 1737.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Accept, dear shade of my departed friend! | 1772.07.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Accept, dear shade, the tributary tear | 1774.04.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Accept, dear shade, the tribute of a verse | 1771.03.21 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Adieu, dear youth, favour'd by heaven's decree | 1771.03.21 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Adieu, dear youth, favour'd by Heav'n's decree | 1767.10.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Adieu thou worthy man, tho' wont to please | 1772.02.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Adieu ye fairy Spors of fancy's train | 1772.02.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Adieu ye fairy sports of fancy's train | 1774.09.30 | Berwick | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah cruel death! could'st thou no longer spare? | 1781.08.28 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! Cruel death, why did'st thou crop so soon | 1781.10.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! cruel death, why didst thou crop so soon | 1778.09.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah, destiny severe! --and must he, must he fall | 1761.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! fatal hour! -- we must at last resign | 1761.01.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! fatal hour! we must at last resign | 1761.02.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! Fatal hour! We must at last resign | 1761.01.31 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! fatal hour!---we must at last resign | 1770.10.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! lovely appearance of death | 1766.07.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah Mayhew! art thou then for ever gone? | 1772.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ah! what avails the length'ning mead | 1775.05.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Aid me ye nine! my muse assist | 1775.10.31 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Alas! and will the grave voracious yawn | 1772.03.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Alas! poor Charles! the friend of freedom dies! | 1777.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Alas, poor Joe's great soul's on float | 1766.04.04 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Alas, poor Quin! thy jests and stories | 1776.03.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Alas, 'tis true!---your tears flow not in vain | 1781.09.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Alass! he's gone | 1754.09.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] All gracious Heaven, how intricate thy ways! | 1754.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] All gracious heaven, how intricate thy ways | 1754.09.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] All gracious heaven, how intricate thy ways! | 1771.03.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] All you that view this humble stone | 1772.12.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] All you that view this humble stone | 1770.04.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Altha no more! mistaken thought! above | 1753.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Altho' his dust thus humble here is plac'd | 1778.03.12 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Amidst the bustling noise of war | 1777.03.15 | Newtown | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Amidst the horid din of cruel war | 1777.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Amidst the horrid din of cruel war | 1777.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Amidst the horrid din of cruel war | 1743.02.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Amuse the meanest of the vocal throng | 1770.09.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And check the rising thought | 1752.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And doth eternal sleep close Varus' eyes | 1777.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And has from earth the youthfull warrior flown | 1768.10.17 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And is it thus afflicted virtue cries | 1768.10.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And is it thus, afflicted virtue cries | 1745.06.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And is Pope gone? Then mourn ye Britons! mourn | 1761.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And is this all, one poor unfinish'd lay | 1764.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And must thou go? Farewell thou sacred guide! | 1764.06.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And must thou go? Farewell thou sacred guide | 1778.03.12 | Northern Camp | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And must we, must we die | 1781.03.08 | Milton | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And thus cut off, both root & branch are gone | 1748.12.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And why, my friend, these melting tears | 1768.02.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And York no more! Let truth a while deduce | 1768.03.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] And York no more! let truth a while deduce | 1777.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Another patriot claims the votive strain | 1783.12.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Another patriot claims the votive strain | 1751.05.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Apollo's sons, whene'er the wealthy die | 1751.05.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Apollo's sons, whene'er the wealthy die | 1772.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Arcadian nymphs and village swains | 1773.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As a gay flower, with blooming beauties crown'd | 1773.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As a gay flower, with blooming beauties crown'd | 1782.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As Britain mourn'd with all a mother's pain | 1761.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As late I mus'd, from observation free | 1761.01.31 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As late I mus'd, from observation free | 1761.02.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As late I mus'd from observation free | 1761.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As late I mus'd, from observation free | 1752.10.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As late I stray'd on H--m--d's lonsome plain | 1752.10.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As late I stray'd on H--m--d's lonsome plain | 1773.01.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As near her grave in silent grief we stood | 1739.01.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As often as the god like Prince I saw | 1770.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As when the rising sun dispels the shades | 1770.10.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As when the rising sun dispels the shades | 1770.10.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As when the rising sun dispels the shades | 1753.03.22 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] As whilom roving o'er the lonely plain | 1769.08.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Assist my muse, to tune the mournful lyre | 1771.09.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] At length 'tis past-- the dubious conflict's o'er | 1772.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Attentive hear, ye sacred nine! | 1783.11.04 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Be silent mirth, stop't be ev'ry smile | 1779.02.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Behold, in honour's sacred bed | 1763.01.24 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Behold the lillies and the gorgeous flowers | 1763.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Behold the Prophet in the awful shade | 1777.01.06 | Canterbury | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Behold Voltaire! who well deserves this stone | 1780.08.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Beloved by all her acquaintance | 1751.09.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Beneath an aged Holm, whose arms had made | 1734.03.15 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Beneath the baleful yews unfruitful shade | 1775.10.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Beneath this hillock's narrow bound | 1769.12.28 | Wales | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Beneath this marble stone, now rotting, lies | 1777.05.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Beneath those clods, lies here in sweet content | 1770.10.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Beneath yon flowery turf the fairest head | 1751.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Bewaart de Woorden wel, die hu U voormaals leerde | 1763.02.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Bless'd are the dead, when dying in the Lord | 1771.04.04 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Bless'd be the fields, renown'd in ancient days | 1770.10.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Blest angel of our gospel-day | 1736.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Blest martyr, for whose fate | 1768.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Blest with sense, with temper blest | 1773.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Blest with sense, with temper blest | 1759.12.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Blest youth! whose soul, with genuine virtue warm | 1762.04.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Born to no pride, inheriting no strife | 1762.06.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Born to no pride inheriting no strife | 1751.05.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Britain, lament! How great thy cause of woe | 1759.12.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Britannia mourn! Great Wolfe in arms no more | 1760.03.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Britons, the work of war is done! | 1760.03.11 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Britons, the work of war is done! | 1760.04.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Britons, the work of war is done! | 1746.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Bromfield, I join your raised act of praise | 1773.09.09 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] But all the flatt'ring hopes of youthful bloom | 1772.07.31 | Kittery | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] But oh! the fix'd, the firm decree | 1773.08.31 | Kent | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] By the chance of the die | 1767.10.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Can nought t' arrest Death's Iron Hand prevail? | 1782.04.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Can ought forbid, to sing in plaintive strains | 1782.05.01 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Can ought forbid, to sing in plaintive strains | 1783.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Cease now my mirth, let gaiety be o'er | 1783.12.04 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Cease now my mirth, let gaiety be o'er | 1775.04.20 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Cease, O fond parents! cease thy fruitless grief | 1736.08.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ciel, grand Gouverneur, ne vous avoit fait naitre | 1774.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Clos'd are those eyes that beam'd seraphic fire | 1730.06.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Clos'd are those eyes, that beamed seraphic fire! | 1739.07.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come all ye fair, in sable weeds appear | 1739.07.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come all ye fair, in sable weeds appear | 1774.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come, all ye natives of each village, bring | 1744.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come deck, you drooping nine, your fav'rite's herse | 1782.04.13 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come! mighty Goddess of the watry eye | 1778.05.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come not, mortal, here to weep | 1775.08.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come, patience, come to dry a parent's tears | 1773.12.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come soft-eye'd elegy, inspire my lays! | 1777.01.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come soldiers all in chorus join | 1777.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come soldiers all in chorus join | 1775.05.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come virgin tribe, to this pale corps draw near | 1744.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Come ye whose souls harmonious sounds inspire | 1732.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Common theme a flatt'ring music may sire, A | 1783.11.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Condemn'd to hope's delusive mine | 1772.07.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Corinna's gone! that once inspiring fair | 1768.11.16 | Augusta | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Cou'd piety or goodness ought avail | 1774.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Could flowing tears and lamentable sighs | 1769.11.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Could honour, virtue, usefulness | 1769.11.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Could honour, virtue, usefulness | 1769.11.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Could honour, virtue, usefulness | 1759.11.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Could lays harmonious speak thy high desert | 1773.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Could mortal borrow accents from the skies? | 1779.02.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Could mournful sadness, mix'd with streams of flowing | 1783.01.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Curse on the venal pen, that hands to fame | 1782.09.07 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Curtain's drop't, my pleasing prospect's gone, The | 1773.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Dear Myra, list! yon solemn bell | 1770.10.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Dear Whitefield, he has took his flight! | 1770.10.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Dear Whitefield, he has took his flight! | 1752.07.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Death said to Searle, come set thy matters even | 1763.11.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Death's iron jav'lin's thro' the globe are hurl'd | 1783.05.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Deck'd be his tomb with ever verdant bays! | 1772.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Deep is the sleep of the dead | 1782.12.14 | Princess Anne | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Deluded world, how vain thy boasted joys | 1772.12.10 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Departed shade! accept this willing lay | 1771.10.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Descend each softer muse, inspire my lay | 1778.03.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Descend Melpommene, sweet heavenly muse | 1774.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Dewitt! dear youth! whose constant practice here | 1773.02.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Disease, slow wasting, has to death betray'd | 1729.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Does Maro smile when we applaud his lays? | 1736.05.10 | Barbados | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Door is shut, The | 1756.07.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Draw near ye youths in whom soft sorrows dwell | 1752.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Early, O Strephon, to our cost, we know | 1774.01.28 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Earth is cover'd deep with snow, The | 1781.04.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Erebus had now gain'd his middle way | 1756.12.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fair Carolina, now doth much lament | 1758.09.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fair flower, cropt by death's remorseless hand | 1779.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fair springs the fale where yonder vessel rides | 1770.05.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fairfield is gone! Th'intrepid, and the brave | 1780.11.27 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Far hence the gorgeous pile. A simple stone | 1775.09.21 | New Kent | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Farewell, dear girl! adieu to earthly toys | 1775.09.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Farewell, dear girl! adieu to earthly toys | 1783.07.10 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Farewell my friends! this fleeting world adieu! | 1778.08.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fate gives the word; all mortal aid is vain | 1739.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fate of Dommett is not singly hard, The | 1779.10.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fate wars against us, grief is node the mode | 1778.04.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Feeling bosom mourns the widow's woe, The | 1769.08.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fond parents, cease to mourn and wail | 1772.12.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] For me, deceas'd, weep not my dear | 1771.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] For one like her with such a heavenly breast | 1773.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] For thee all thoughts of pleasure I forego | 1775.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] For thee, bless'd maid, I'll tune the youthful lyre | 1751.08.26 | Annapolis-Royl | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] For you, dear sir, the muse unus'd to sing | 1760.08.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Forbear with unrelenting sighs | 1773.09.20 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Form more beauteous few indeed could boast, A | 1781.07.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fresh bloom the laurel by the sword acquir'd | 1766.10.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Fresh in the morn, the summer rose | 1761.07.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From Adam downward to this evening knell | 1775.01.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From dark abodes to fair ethereal light | 1773.08.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From darksome gloom, and scenes deep plung'd in woe | 1749.06.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From earth remov'd, in ev'ry virtue warm | 1770.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From earth remov'd, in ev'ry virtue warm | 1743.06.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From hearts devout the tear sincerely falls | 1763.09.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From life's superfluous cares enlarg'd | 1761.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From Peer or Bishop 'tis no easy thing | 1761.02.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From pole to pole | 1760.02.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From pole to pole, while echoing fame rebounds | 1761.04.03 | Germany | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From Scotland's Marshals sprung, a noble line! | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From these attempts, to all around, to give | 1778.08.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From this the muse rich consolation draws | 1780.04.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] From those blest realms where joys eternal reign | 1779.05.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Gayly I liv'd, as ease and nature taught | 1738.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Gayly the bells, for him, in concert rung | 1778.02.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Genious of Freedom! Whither art thou fled | 1778.03.05 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Genious of Freedom! Whither art thou fled | 1777.12.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Genius of Freedom! Whither art thou fled? | 1777.12.20 | North Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Genius of freedom! Whither art thou fled? | 1778.01.31 | Yorktown | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Genius of freedom! whither art thou fled? | 1778.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Genius of Freedom! whither art thou fled? | 1778.02.20 | Yorktown | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Genius of freedom! whither art thou fled? | 1774.10.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Go, fair example of accomplish'd youth | 1750.08.30 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Go! Fair example of untainted youth | 1775.10.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Go gently to thy grave, poor little Bun | 1770.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Go! go, Philanthrop! mount thy native skies | 1781.03.12 | Barnstable | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Go happy youth, go soar to realms above | 1775.01.13 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Go, spotless honour and unsully'd truth | 1754.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] God knows I praise a courtier, when I can | 1760.08.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Goddess of numbers, and of thought supreme! | 1769.12.30 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Good friends, for Jesus' sake, forbear | 1771.06.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Grateful Virginia may | 1774.05.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Grateful Virginia may | 1723.08.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Great bard, with bright poetic notions fir'd | 1736.07.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Great Eugene dead! and not one bard to raise | 1776.02.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Great God,! Is this our certain doom? | 1775.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Great Heav'n commands, she willingly obeys | 1773.04.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Great Homer's birth sev'n rival cities claim | 1772.04.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Great Lucas lies, what solemn pomp! the grave | 1771.11.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Great Strafford! worthy of that name, tho' all | 1758.07.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hah! is Meserve dead? Too true, he's gone | 1783.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hail dearest shade! O much loved Baldwin hail! | 1770.11.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hail happy saint on thy immortal throne! | 1770.10.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hail man belov'd! O worthy Arnold, hail! | 1759.03.09 | New England | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hail, noble Phorbs! embark'd in Briton's cause | 1747.08.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hark! methought I heard the death betok'ning knell | 1774.06.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hark! the bell tolls its melancholy knell | 1770.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hark to the solemn toll! what doleful sound | 1779.01.16 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hark! what a groan, tho' natures self were wound | 1768.08.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hark! you my friends, that doleful sound | 1768.09.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hark! you my friends, that doleful sound | 1769.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Haste, haste, ye solemn messengers of night | 1770.10.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1770.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1770.11.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1773.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He lov'd his friends with so sincere a heart | 1761.05.15 | Kittery | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He mourns the dead, who lives as they desire | 1761.01.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hear, all ye people! hear | 1782.07.11 | Haverhill | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Heart within whose sacred cell, A | 1782.08.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Heaven lent the blessing--why should we complain | 1756.09.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hendrick, bold Sachem of the Mohawk race! | 1773.01.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Her comic vein had ev'ry charm to please | 1773.03.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Her comic vein had ev'ry charm to please | 1773.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Her comic vein had ev'ry charm to please | 1772.10.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Her hearse mov'd slow and sad to meet the tomb | 1769.03.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Her soul has bid adieu! Life's scene is o'er! | 1760.09.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Her temper charming, affable and kind | 1737.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here Fanny lies interr'd; ah! why | 1769.09.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here Fanny lies interr'd, ah why | 1767.05.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lie Dinah, Sambo wife | 1752.05.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lie I fix'd in earth full low | 1736.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lie the ashes of Mr. John Gay | 1738.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lie the remains of Caroline | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies a wight, whose heart was great | 1766.06.13 | St Christopher | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies, God rest his soul! a lovely boy | 1773.04.27 | Chippenham | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies honest Ned | 1774.12.22 | Cork | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies Ned Stockdale, honest fellow | 1724.08.10 | Eastham | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies old Cole; but how or why | 1783.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies one who, for med'cines would not give | 1768.06.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies, renown Champion Pert | 1783.12.02 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies, retir'd from busy scenes | 1776.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies the decoyman, who liv'd like the otter | 1743.04.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here lies what's mortal of a blameless priest | 1759.12.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here rests from toil, in narrow bounds confin'd | 1759.12.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here rests from toil, in narrow bounds confin'd | 1760.01.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here rests from toil, in narrow bounds confin'd | 1759.11.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here strangers, and the age to come | 1759.12.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here strangers and the age to come | 1741.08.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Here, thrown by time | 1774.02.14 | North Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Heroes, and sages! whose last peaceful home | 1768.04.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He's gone! The best of men is dead! | 1775.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He's gone--great Warren's soul from earth is fled | 1775.07.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He's gone--great Warren's soul from earth is fled | 1775.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He's gone--Great Warren's soul from earth is fled | 1775.07.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He's gone--great Warren's soul from earth is fled | 1775.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] He's gone-great Warren's soul from earth is fled | 1752.11.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hibernia! mourn, with unaffected grief | 1782.07.16 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] His spotless infant soul hath took its flight | 1745.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Historic muse, awake!--and from the shade | 1782.10.26 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How bless'd her state! in innocence array's | 1771.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How deep the brave, who sink to rest | 1763.03.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How hard my lot! and ah! how cruel fate! | 1769.11.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How lov'd, how good thou wert, avail'd thee not | 1766.05.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How shall my untaught pen, in plaintive verse | 1751.07.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How shall the muse find language to express | 1747.09.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How shall the muse in elegiac lay | 1771.01.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1771.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1771.02.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1775.05.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1775.10.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1783.04.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1771.05.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How solemn was the mournful morn | 1776.02.24 | Northampton | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How swiftly glide our flying years! | 1730.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] How vain is man! How fickle his estate! | 1756.12.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Humble muse resumes the plaintive strain, An | 1751.06.27 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Hung be the heavens with black, yield day to night | 1749.12.05 | Whitby | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Husband and wife cou'd ne'er more fitly join | 1749.12.27 | York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Husband and wife could ne'er more fitly join | 1771.04.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] I ask, what means those tears profuse! | 1777.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] I pant, I burn to pour the fervid strain! | 1773.05.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If decent dignity, and modest mien | 1779.12.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If dying Excellence deserves a tear | 1768.08.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If e'er good punch to thee was dear | 1740.09.22 | Attleborough | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If ever dram to thee was dear | 1739.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If ever sport to thee was dear | 1768.04.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If ever virtue lost a friend sincere | 1750.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If gentlest nature flowing with high blood | 1781.07.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If gratitude has pow'r to force a tear | 1773.06.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If grief, at length, permits the verse to flow | 1774.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If modest virture ever claimed a tear | 1760.02.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If nobly fighting in a nation's cause | 1760.02.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If nobly fighting in a nation's cause | 1781.06.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If science sighs when her best sons are fled | 1768.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If Sion may for earthly losses mourn | 1738.04.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If that one moment's short suspence can be | 1738.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If there are muses they the verse attend | 1762.05.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If to be good, would merit length of days | 1739.09.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If to be ragged, poor, and stock'd with lice | 1739.08.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If to be ragged, poor, and stock's with lice | 1773.03.16 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If virgin innocence has power to please | 1760.08.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If virtue, courage, youth, deserve a tear | 1775.05.15 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] If when that Saint resign'd her breath | 1768.01.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ill-fated Prince!--again the smiling year | 1773.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Immortal Wolfe! sculpture thy laurel'd bust | 1775.11.30 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Imperial gods, one generous hour, The | 1777.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In a mouldering cave, where th' oppressed retreat | 1776.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In Abram's plains there lies interr'd | 1758.03.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In dawn of life she wisely sought her God | 1772.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In him at once did three great worthies shine | 1773.08.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In hopes of glory to be quite involv'd! | 1729.10.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In mournful lays let Melpomene sing | 1766.10.24 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In my last hour I left behind | 1761.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In parts and sense inferior to none | 1770.10.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In service sweet had gentle knight grown old | 1762.12.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] In this great monarch's face you see | 1736.06.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Indulgent death, prepare thy gentle dart | 1772.04.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Inspire me Muse to pour the mournful song | 1776.03.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Inspire my lays ye sweet celestial throng | 1770.09.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Is Forrest dead! Death, thou hast fell'd an oak | 1774.11.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Is there are variance? enter but his door | 1782.04.24 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] I've heard the tempest howl along the plain | 1747.06.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Just in his youthful prime and bloom of age | 1771.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Let all the Blues, with pious grief | 1730.04.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Let gloomy groves, let awful rocks and hills | 1775.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Let joy be dumb, let mirth's gay carol cease | 1770.06.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Let not the muse indignant frown | 1770.07.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Let others, fir'd with conquest, rashly dare | 1778.09.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Let some in soft and plaintive lay | 1777.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Let the gay croud in airy circles run | 1775.05.05 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Life, valient Townsent, in thy peaceful shades | 1770.10.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Lo, ere the stars their feebler twinkling lose | 1777.08.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Lo, J. Saunders mingles with the mighty dead | 1776.06.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Lo! Saunders mingles with the mighty dead | 1778.08.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Lo! Saunders mingles with the mighty dead | 1781.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Long has the howling storm, loud in its rage | 1772.02.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Long in his Highness's favour and do justice | 1738.04.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Long us'd this world's vain greatness to despise | 1781.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Loud howls the storm! the vex'd Atlantic roars! | 1772.11.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Love entwines the hearts of man; 'tis love | 1770.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Lovely in death, thou charm'd the weeping eye | 1769.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Lowly branch and humble vale retain | 1724.07.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Marino!--welcome to from the western shore | 1781.01.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mark the perfect man and behold the upright | 1772.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mature for Heaven, the fatal mandate came | 1772.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mature for heaven, the fatal mandate came | 1773.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mature for Heaven, the fatal mandate came | 1774.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mature for heaven, the fatal mandate came | 1766.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mayhew is gone! ah weep! now Anglia weep! | 1770.12.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Melpomene! Muse, no stranger to me | 1771.03.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Melpomene thine aid I now implore | 1778.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Model of worth, and well conducted life | 1738.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Monarch of verse, and muses, joyn | 1760.11.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] More sad than when the much lov'd Ovid's tongue | 1760.12.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] More sad than when the much lov'd Ovid's tongue | 1751.05.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mourn, Britains mourn, sad scenes of grief appear | 1766.10.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mourn, England, old and new--from shore to shore-- | 1776.03.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Mourn, mourn, my lyre, in each string | 1753.11.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] My artless strains disclaim the tuneful nine | 1761.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] My mournful muse recluse from human view, | 1761.01.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] My mournful muse recluse from human view | 1737.04.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] My muse, great Caesar, can't attend your hearse | 1770.09.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Nature unkind, has cast the fatal dart | 1770.09.15 | London? | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Nature unkind has cast the fatal dart | 1777.04.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] No friend's complaint, no kind domestic care | 1781.11.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] No more, alas! on this revolving day | 1746.07.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] No more, young hero, roam about | 1783.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] No pain, no grief, nor anxious fears | 1759.02.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Not the dread pangs which nature disunite | 1754.07.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] November 13th M--s Oh ! brethe'd his last | 1728.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Now, O ye nine! if all you pow'rs can paint | 1782.08.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Now weep my friend; fear prompting news I bring | 1751.04.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O! Country wail, for thy great loss | 1774.04.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O, dearest Hewitt! ever honour'd friend! | 1731.12.21 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O! Death! thou pleasing end to human woe! | 1763.10.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O Death! Thou victor of the human frame! | 1783.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O death's drear realms, in youthful bloom | 1775.10.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O great reverse of Tully's coward heart! | 1775.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O great reverse of Tully's coward heart! | 1773.09.09 | Nansemond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O Handel! Handel! could'st thou now but hear | 1773.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O happy both! if aught the muse could shed | 1773.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O happy both! if aught the muse could shed | 1737.08.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O learned friend of Abchurch lane | 1742.10.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O mournful one of nine, ne'er known to smile | 1767.10.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O muse, to whom elegiack lays belong | 1774.06.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O parent earth, we now resign the dust | 1777.09.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O spirit of the truly brave | 1774.06.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O thou fair maid! that all my soul held dear | 1776.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O thou, who bad'st them fall with honor crown'd | 1776.06.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O thou, who bad'st them fall with honor crown'd | 1776.03.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O thou, who had'st them fall with honor crown'd | 1776.04.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O thou, who had'st them fall with honor crown'd | 1776.04.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O thou, who had'st them fall with honor crown'd | 1772.12.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O Thou! whose dispensations all adore | 1767.10.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O! Thou whose sacred form unseen | 1775.03.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O virgin honour and unsully'd truth | 1768.11.03 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O woful day! day of wo to me! | 1774.05.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ocean! thou dreadful and tumultuous home | 1780.04.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O'er Maitland's corse, as victory reclin'd | 1728.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O'er that sad sacred tomb where B-----t lies | 1766.12.17 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] O'erwhelm'd with sorrow, and a sweeping surge | 1767.08.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Of air majestic, port and grace | 1761.09.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Of my dear flock one more is gone | 1761.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Of no distemper, of no blast he died | 1767.09.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Of parts and learning, wit and worth possess'd | 1760.10.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Of polish'd manners, and of gen'rous mind | 1783.11.27 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Officious muse assist my lay | 1769.12.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh, cease, my beating heart, to mourn! | 1739.02.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh cruel death, why did you | 1773.06.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh death! thou pleasing end of human woe | 1732.03.11 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh death! thou pleasing end to human woe | 1748.05.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh death tremenduous! inexorable king | 1737.02.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh! lapsed nature's fixt, but righteous laws | 1730.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh! Lead me where my darling lies | 1772.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh! thou for whom I tune my pensive strain | 1774.09.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh thou! whose all exploring eye surveys | 1781.08.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oh! when my friend and I | 1771.02.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] On Albion's topmost cliff, whose towering crest | 1771.03.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] On Albion's topmost cliff, whose towering crest | 1766.05.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] On letter-founding Caslon's fame | 1723.08.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] On Sabbath day he went his way | 1749.10.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] On the Death of the Rev Dr Watts | 1760.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] On yonder plain, what awful form appears | 1754.12.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Once more I seek the cypress-shade | 1765.07.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Once warm with zeal in honest virtue's cause | 1765.07.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Once warm with zeal in honest virtue's cause | 1774.01.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] One favour'd son engag'd Susannah's care | 1769.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Open heart, the polish'd mind, The | 1766.09.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Oppress'd with dread of bold and rude objectors | 1776.11.01 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Opprest with grief in heavy strains I mourn | 1776.11.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Opprest with grief in heavy strains I mourn | 1776.12.24 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Opprest with grief in heavy strains I mourn | 1743.05.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Pardon, old friend, if at thy death | 1768.07.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Parent of verse! one visit more excuse | 1758.11.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Patriots and chiefs! Britannia's mighty dead | 1759.03.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Patriots and chiefs! Britannia's mighty dead | 1759.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Patriots and chiefs! Britannia's mighty dead | 1773.03.25 | New Kent | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace, gentle shade, attend thy balmy rest | 1779.01.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace to his ashes! While his grave we tread | 1774.08.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious---! | 1774.08.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious -----! | 1774.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious King! | 1774.12.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious king | 1775.03.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious King | 1759.11.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Peace to thy silent shade, dear worthy friend! | 1777.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Permit an artless muse, in votive lays | 1736.04.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Permit, lamented shade, an humble muse | 1771.08.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Permit the muse this symphony to join | 1736.09.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Plain, gen'rous, honest, merciful, and brave | 1772.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ploughman to his lonely cottage bent his way, The | 1729.10.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Point out the man who, from the bloom of youth | 1774.07.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Presiding influence! Thy will | 1763.11.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Pretty! in amber to observe the forms | 1770.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Pride drop thy crest! Thy murmurs, slander! cease | 1770.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Pride drop thy crest! Thy murmurs, slander! cease | 1733.07.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Pritty bird did lately please my sight, A | 1765.01.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Prophet's soul had bid adieu to earth, The | 1783.09.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Propitious parents let your sorrows cease | 1783.10.03 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Propitious parents let your sorrows cease | 1773.04.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Reader, if thou can'st read at all, thou'lt find | 1775.11.30 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Reason may sooth, but strives in vain to heal | 1783.06.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Relentless death! Ah! Why so soon destroy | 1756.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Relentless death! still shall thy rugged hand | 1770.10.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Renowned Whitefield, dead! This cannot be | 1771.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Rise, Britons rise, revenge the hero's fall | 1728.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Rise Heavenly muse, but rise with heavy wing | 1727.12.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Rise heavenly muse, but rise with teary wings | 1728.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Rise Heav'nly muse, but rise with heavy wings | 1728.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Rise hevenly muse, but rise with heavy wings | 1779.09.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Sad tidings sure!--is he in battle slain? | 1771.10.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Safe is she lodg'd above these rolling spheres | 1771.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Safe is she lodg'd above these rolling sphere | 1771.10.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Safe is she lodg'd above those rolling spheres | 1751.03.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Saxe to that law submits his mortal frame | 1727.09.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Say, mournful muse, declare thy rising woe | 1775.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Say, weeping muse, what means that passing bell? | 1775.01.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Say, weeping muse, what means this passing bell? | 1772.03.23 | Burlington | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Scarce had bright Phoebus blest the genial day | 1761.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] See! Pale Britannia clad in sable woe | 1772.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] See the glad soul borne on some cherub's wing | 1783.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] See with stern eye relenting vengeance weeps! | 1783.08.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] See with stern eye, relenting vengeance weeps! | 1783.12.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] See, with stern eye, relenting vengeance weeps! | 1779.10.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Seraph shot across the plain, A | 1774.06.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Servant of God, well done! | 1767.04.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shall she whose charms inspired each sprightly lay | 1770.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shall so much virtue fall, and heav'n forgive | 1772.02.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shall the remains of the good man I lov'd | 1772.02.13 | Wall Kill | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shall the remains of the good man I lov'd | 1772.02.20 | Wall Kill | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shall the remains of the good man I lov'd | 1775.03.17 | Fincastle | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shall thy fair character, O Lewis ! die | 1739.09.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shall virtuous Molly unlamented die? | 1781.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She drops a smile my weeping friends she cries | 1781.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She drops a smile,--my weeping friends she cries | 1777.10.06 | Kingston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She tasting life, the bitter draught disprov'd | 1781.11.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She taught us how to live--and O! too high | 1770.05.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She was possess'd of ev'ry grace | 1782.12.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She, who in virtue's paths so humbly trod | 1777.11.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Sherburne, a genius of the martial train | 1746.01.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She's gone, ah! gone, for evermore secure | 1770.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She's gone! And in her cheeks are scatter'd | 1767.05.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She's gone, she's gone-- | 1776.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She's gone--a soul with every virtue fraught | 1776.03.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] She's gone--a soul with every virtue fraught | 1768.06.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Short and precarious, is the life of man! | 1768.04.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shou'd bounteous heav'n this grateful blessing give | 1774.09.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Should full-blown pride, in taunting accent, say | 1774.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Should full-blown pride in taunting accent say | 1774.10.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Should full-blown pride in taunting accent say | 1777.12.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Should youth or virtue save us from the grave | 1763.07.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Shrouded corpse [ ] me, who yonder lies? A | 1770.11.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Since life's uncertain, and we fully know | 1768.12.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Since other shed the briny tear | 1759.08.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Sing melancholly muse the awful stroke | 1781.02.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Sing to his shade a solemn strain | 1771.04.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Smitten friend | 1739.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] So fam'd for rhymes, for mockery and myrth | 1780.07.12 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Soaring on the winged horse | 1776.11.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Soft in the down of placid hope she lay | 1780.10.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Softly her fainting head she lay | 1744.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Soldier compleat in bravery and art | 1740.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Soldier, late, of Britain's hardy brood, A | 1783.11.18 | Litchfield | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Song, beauty, youth, love, virtue, joy | 1759.03.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Song, beauty, youth, love, virtue, joy! this group | 1761.02.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Souls of the righteous are in the hand of God, The | 1760.05.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Spring returns, nature in bloom appears, The | 1771.04.23 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Still shall unthinking man substantial deem | 1781.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Stop friend, if on this road thou goest along | 1772.03.28 | Uxbridge | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Stop here, and mark the footsteps of the just | 1772.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Stop passenger, until my life you read | 1768.11.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Stranger to civil and religious rage | 1725.03.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Stream on my eyes, with generous grief o'er flow | 1774.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Such noble virtues in this youth combin'd | 1775.07.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Such their care for all the great | 1762.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Suppress, dear Delia, thy too constant sighs | 1783.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Sweet as the favorite offspring of the May | 1781.11.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Sweet son of music, once our guide | 1759.02.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tell me, says Cato, where you found | 1769.08.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] That tongue which set the table in a roar | 1779.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Then go, Eliza, take thy early flight | 1772.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] There all the flatt'ring hopes of youthful bloom | 1775.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] There the brave youth, with love of virtue fir'd | 1775.09.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] There the brave youth, with love of virtue fir'd | 1776.06.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] There's nothing earth can give or can destroy | 1777.03.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] They fell not in battle; but unarm'd | 1760.07.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thine eyes, dear girl, are clos'd in night | 1760.07.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thine eyes, dear girl, are clos'd in night | 1728.02.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Think not the muse officious, Mighty King | 1773.03.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Think oe'r the tender scenes that lovers know | 1734.12.05 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] This city's lost their pedagogue of art | 1773.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] This stone is plac'd to guard the sacred dust | 1750.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tho' Britain's genius hung | 1777.10.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tho' guilt and folly, tremble o'er the grave | 1783.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tho' Justice bids him bleed, yet Ryland's name | 1772.07.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tho' Neptune's waves, and Boreas' blasts | 1772.08.08 | Amboy | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tho' Neptune's waves, and Boreas' blasts | 1764.11.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thou enemy to wit! thy fatal darts | 1772.11.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thou great first cause, thou all in all defin'd | 1775.10.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thou, happy creature, art secure | 1752.05.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thou, who do'st all my worldly thoughts employ | 1749.06.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thou'rt gone, dear prop of my declining years | 1781.06.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thro all the changes and the toils of life | 1737.09.09 | Wrexham | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thro' the dark vale of misery | 1771.10.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thro' thickest glooms, look back, immortal shade! | 1781.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Through all the changes and the toils of life | 1768.06.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thus death again proclaims this awful truth | 1780.02.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thus, in the bloom of life, she met her death | 1772.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thus through the vale of time she humbly trod | 1749.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thy funeral honours weeping friends have paid | 1759.11.30 | Madrid | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thy merits, Wolfe, transcend all human praise | 1759.12.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thy merits, Wolfe, transcend all human praise | 1759.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thy merits, Wolfe, transcent all human praise | 1765.07.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Thy worth, blest spirit, claims my humble lays | 1768.04.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Time, in pity to my woes | 1776.02.13 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done - the gloomy, doleful scene is o'er | 1764.05.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done! and the glad soul has wing'd her flight | 1764.06.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done! and the glad soul has wing'd her flight | 1773.02.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done! and the glad soul has wing'd her flight | 1776.02.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done-- the gloomy doleful day is o'er | 1776.02.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done-the gloomy, doleful scene is o'er | 1776.03.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done--the gloomy doleful scene is o'er | 1776.03.01 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis done--the gloomy, doleful scene is o're | 1773.06.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis not for me, my heart surcharg'd with wo | 1764.04.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis not the tomb in marble polish'd high | 1760.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis now the midnight hour, when all lies hush'd | 1766.08.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis o'er at length the conflict's o'er | 1777.09.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Tis true, too true, alas, that Tennant's gone | 1732.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To bring the various doctrines of the schools | 1778.03.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To check rebellion in her mad career | 1778.03.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To check rebellion in her mad carreer | 1768.03.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To die is but to take a last farewell | 1760.12.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To fields of light where angels sing | 1772.11.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To read this monumental verse approach | 1766.05.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To scenes of woe I tune the mourning lyre | 1776.06.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To sects no bigot, of a liberal mind | 1752.02.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To stay the barb'rous hand; to check the stride | 1779.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] To worth approv'd, at merit's honour'd shrine | 1754.09.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Too fond of what the martial harvests yield | 1754.10.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Too fond of what the martial harvests yield | 1762.08.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Twas evening mild-the sun's refulgent ray | 1775.12.22 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Two charming youths in all their bloom | 1751.08.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Two much lov'd princes Albion's annals grace | 1772.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Under this earth decreed, this sacred bed! | 1763.09.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Under this marble, or under this fill | 1760.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Underneath, a hero lies | 1760.02.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Underneath, a hero lies | 1737.09.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Unhappy day! distressing sight! | 1773.07.09 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Unhappy youth--when in his rising morn | 1782.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Untimely gone! for ever fled | 1780.08.02 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Unwelcome is that task to raise my lay | 1772.12.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Vain are the sculptur'd honours of the tomb | 1772.01.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Virtue, surpriz'd by death, demands a tear | 1760.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Virtuous Theban, and the mighty Swede, The | 1760.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Virtuous Theban, and the mighty Swede, The | 1759.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wake! awake the plaintive strain | 1783.07.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewel! eccentrically brave | 1783.07.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewel! eccentrically brave | 1783.08.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewel! eccentrically brave | 1783.08.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewel! eccentrically brave | 1783.09.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewel! eccentrically brave | 1783.08.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior farewell! eccentrically brave | 1783.07.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewell! eccentrically brave | 1783.08.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewell! eccentrically brave | 1783.09.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Warrior, farewell! eccentrically brave | 1779.03.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Was he not candid, and a faithful friend? | 1783.07.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ways of heav'n are dark and intricate, The | 1780.12.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Weep, British muse, o'er Andre's grave! | 1750.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What bounds can limit now the fallen tear | 1750.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What bounds can limit now the falling tear | 1768.04.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What bounds will nature or affection give | 1765.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What can preserve my life? or what destroy? | 1750.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What Cobbam dead! Then England mourn thy fate | 1750.02.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What Cobham dead! Then England mourn thy fate | 1783.04.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What doleful tidings in mine ears they ring | 1783.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What doleful tidings in mine ears they ring | 1780.12.13 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What dread explosion rends the distant skies! | 1747.08.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What eye too many tears can shed | 1770.11.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What eye too many tears can shed | 1767.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What his dear country lost when Russel fell | 1759.10.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What honour, Wolfe, should thy brave brows adorn? | 1769.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What honours, Wolfe, shou'd thy brave brows adorn | 1759.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What honours, Wolfe, should thy brave brows adorn? | 1759.10.19 | Massachusetts | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What honours, Wolfe, should thy brave brown adorn | 1759.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What honours, Wolfe, should thy brave brows adorn? | 1759.11.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What honours, Wolfe, should thy brave brows adorn? | 1759.10.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What honours, Wolfe, should thy brows adorn? | 1780.02.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those sighs that rend my throbbing breast? | 1776.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effective flow? | 1776.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow! | 1776.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow! | 1776.02.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow? | 1776.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow? | 1776.02.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow? | 1776.02.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow? | 1776.03.01 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow | 1776.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What mean those tears that thus effusive flow | 1783.12.30 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What means, alas! you solemn dreadful sound! | 1774.10.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What more affecting cause can friendship urge | 1782.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What tho' no friend could ward thine early fall | 1773.08.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What though, lamented man, thy pains were great | 1773.03.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What though short thy date? | 1748.09.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What words, what sense sufficient can express | 1773.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] What's human life? A play of passion | 1782.08.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When beauty falls, with heart and grief opprest | 1738.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When Caroline to the upper regions came | 1760.05.02 | Connecticut | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When Cato view'd the generous Marcus dead | 1766.05.22 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When Death, relentless, by tyrannic sway | 1783.05.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When flush'd with conquest and elate with pride | 1783.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When flush'd with conquest and elate with pride | 1780.08.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When Gallic perfidy, and rebel pride | 1760.03.13 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When gen'rous Amherst heard the tube of fame | 1760.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When gen'rous Amherst heard the Tube of Fame | 1773.07.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When growing genius spreads its rising charms | 1776.03.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When haughty monarch quit this chequer'd seen | 1776.02.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When haughty monarchs quit this chequer'd scene | 1776.02.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When haughty monarchs quit this chequer'd scene | 1776.03.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When haughty monarchs quit this cheque'd scene | 1776.03.22 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When haughty monarchs quit this chequer'd scene | 1773.12.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When heav'n has once with rich profusion join'd | 1780.04.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When heroes seek the realms above | 1770.10.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When in his country's cause the warrior bleeds | 1770.11.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When in his country's cause the warrior bleeds | 1770.11.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When in his country's cause the warrior bleeds | 1770.10.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When in his country's cause, the warriour bleeds | 1770.11.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When in his country's cause, the warriour bleeds | 1775.10.02 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When late the hero of our land took flight | 1750.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When life hath fail'done; (and life's but a bubble!) | 1760.10.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When martial heroes greatly buy applause | 1778.04.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When sound advice and mild remonstrance failed | 1781.04.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When the archangel from the upper sky | 1780.04.13 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When the last trumpet breathes the rending sound | 1775.09.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When the late the hero of the land took flight | 1769.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When the young Russel, good and wise | 1772.07.27 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When thou art told "Here Britain's ashes lies" | 1772.09.04 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When thou art told-- "here Britain's ashes lies" | 1774.01.27 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When unreclaim'd the vicious fall we weep | 1780.12.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When virtue falls a victim to the grave | 1743.01.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] When winged Fame with brazen trump | 1768.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whence all that sorrow on your brow | 1768.08.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Where roams't thou, angel-spirit, say | 1773.05.25 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whether sailor or not, for a moment avast | 1738.05.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] While ev'ry heart bemoans the widow'd lands | 1744.07.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] While in his country's cause brave Cornwall fights | 1744.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] While in his country's cause brave Cornwall fights | 1775.10.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] While o'er thee, Bowdoin, all my grief I pour | 1771.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] While pining anguish, wild despair | 1760.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] While raptur'd bards from ev'ry corner spring | 1777.03.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] While you, my Lord! with wealth and titles blest | 1766.07.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst I attempt in fun'ral verse | 1766.08.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst I attempt in fun'ral verse | 1765.06.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst late for Churchill, party tears have flown | 1760.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst other muses tune the sounding lyre | 1780.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst pitying parents mourn their absent race | 1759.10.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst war now rages with impetuous roar | 1759.10.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst war now rages with impetuous roar | 1759.11.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whilst war now rages with impetuous roar | 1770.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield, he is no more, his race is run | 1770.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield, he is no more, his race is run | 1770.10.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield is gone! That orator divine | 1770.10.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield is gone! That orator divine | 1770.10.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield is gone! That orator divine | 1770.10.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield, thy shade ten thousand groans await | 1770.10.20 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield, thy shade ten thousand groans await | 1770.10.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Whitefield, thy shades ten thousand groans await | 1767.11.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Who can grieve too much, what time shall end | 1772.11.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Who can say unto the Lord, what doest Thee? | 1773.02.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Who knew thee, Eyre! but when thy death they hear | 1773.03.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Who knew thee, Eyre! but when thy death they hear | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Who, that beheld the lovely boy expire | 1778.02.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Who would not die, in his great country's cause | 1778.03.05 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Who would not die, in his great country's cause | 1772.09.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why all this solemn pomp of woe | 1768.05.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why heaves my bosom with unusual wo? | 1761.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why heaves thy bosom with continual sighs? | 1768.06.09 | York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why mourns the muse? Why heaves the breast with woe? | 1773.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why should frail morals drop the tear or sigh | 1776.09.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why throbs my heart? ah!--whence that sigh! | 1775.12.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why unlamented should the valient bleed | 1760.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Why will soft sorrow thus o'erwhelm my soul | 1781.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Willkommen, erwarteter Tod! | 1767.10.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wilton, farewell! to all thy flock most dear! | 1746.07.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wise in his prime, he waited not for noon | 1770.11.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wise, the just, the pious, and the brave, The | 1768.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wit, humour, genius, thou hadst, all agree | 1763.02.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With ardent love for ancient wisdom fir'd | 1755.09.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With Bradstreet's name Oswego shall resound | 1769.09.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With contemplation sad and sorrow due | 1770.03.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With fire enwrapt, surcharg'd with sudden death | 1770.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With fire enwrapt, surcharg'd with sudden death | 1742.12.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With joy, blest youth, we saw thee reach the goal | 1771.09.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With lasting grief his parents will deplore | 1751.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] With talents blest, to charm the mind and eye | 1738.04.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Within a silent grove, to grief a prey | 1738.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Without a pang translated strait to heav'n | 1766.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wrapt in his arms who bled on Calv'ry's plain | 1766.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wrapt in his arms who bled on Calv'ry's plain | 1766.07.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Wrapt in his arms who bled on Calv'ry's plain | 1781.03.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye mourners, of sorrow sincere | 1774.10.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye mournful bards! Why are your lyres unstrung! | 1770.10.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye mournful muses that with tuneful lays | 1782.12.28 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye mournful muses that with tuneful lays | 1771.03.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye muses all, contribute to my woe | 1775.05.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye muses all, that o'er the hero's bier | 1778.04.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye muses, graces, and ye weeping train | 1778.07.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye Muses, Graces, and ye weeping train, | 1758.11.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye nymphs! that boast your charms, see here | 1773.10.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye nymphs that boast your charms--see here | 1781.11.01 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye sacred nine assist my infant verse | 1775.11.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye sad rob'd muses, come in sables deep | 1775.12.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye sad rob'd muses, come in sables deep | 1775.04.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye shady grottoes, and ye gay alcoves | 1777.01.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye sires of freedom, patrons of the brave | 1779.06.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye sons of Harvard! Who, by Winthrop taught | 1783.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye thoughts of bliss which fir'd my breast | 1783.09.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye thoughts of bliss which fir'd my breast | 1773.03.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye tuneful bards, who boast the muses aid | 1783.10.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye tuneful nine assist my tender lay | 1766.09.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye weeping muses, mournful songs inspire | 1768.02.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye yews and elms with verdant shade protect | 1768.02.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye yews and elms with verdant shade protect | 1774.08.16 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] Ye young, adorn'd with vernal bloom | 1773.01.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, elegy [beg] You who can feel another's woe | 1773.08.19 | France | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Blaise voyant a l'agonie | 1771.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Ce Canadian sans merite | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] De Benjamin celebrons le memoire | 1777.11.14 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Ee voila ce mortel, dont la rare industrie | 1742.02.15 | Poitou,France | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Est il donc vrai Monsieur le sot | 1760.03.10 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Estes-vous citoyens? l'occasion est belle | 1783.09.06 | France | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Grand dieu, tes jugemens font remplis d'equite' | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Il rend ses droits a l'humaine nature | 1767.01.05 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Modeste sur un trone orne par la Victoire | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Oh Liberte! premier bienfait des Dieux | 1742.05.06 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] On met dedans ce lieu maudit | 1780.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Pour les gens du grand air | 1773.04.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Quand le Sauveur souffrit pour tout le genre human | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Que cet abre plante par sa main bienfasante | 1734.12.05 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Que de nos Fastes on retranche | 1747.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Qui te cunque movit carmen dispandere tuum | 1735.04.21 | Europe | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Rang que nous tenons, paroit digne d'envie, Le | 1772.01.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Timide chastete dont les charmes adorables | 1772.02.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Timide chastete dont les charmes adorables | 1772.02.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Tu monteras en France au rang des deites | 1777.10.16 | Leyden | CITATION | Lyric, French [beg] Voila ce mortel, Le | 1769.02.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Alcest, den mancher Kummer drueckte | 1770.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Als Jupiter der unbewohnten Erde | 1769.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Amynt, der sich in grosser Noth befand | 1775.04.20 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] An alle gute Freund, in diesem ganzen Land | 1769.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] An jenem Fluss, zu dem wir alle muessen | 1768.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Armer Mann, versehn zum Graben, Der | 1768.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Armer Schiffer stack in Schulden, Ein | 1750.01.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Auf Gott mercken in dem Hertzen | 1768.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Aus einem alten Fabelbuche | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Beym Eintritt in das neue Jahr | 1774.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Blutroth ging zwar die Sonne unter | 1768.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Candidat, der gern berfoerdert werden wolte, Ein | 1770.04.17 | Germany | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Christus ist erstanden | 1773.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Conditor, Henrich Roosen genannt | 1773.04.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Conditor, Henrich Roosen genannt | 1773.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Conditor, Henrich Roosen genannt | 1782.10.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Das was ich that, um reis [ ] zu holen, mein Herr | 1768.04.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Dass alle Thiere denken koennen | 1768.09.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Dass oft die allerbesten Gaben | 1770.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Der du zu deiner Ruh dem nichts so gern vergisst | 1768.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Dis ist der Tag, den Gott gemacht | 1768.10.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Drescher, der im weichen Gras, Der | 1782.02.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Du klagst und fuehlest die Beschwerden | 1769.09.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Durch Unglueck mehr, als durch Versehn | 1757.04.22 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Durch unserer wackerer Vorfahren Haende sind 2 Henriche | 1770.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Eile, Herr! Mein Herz zu staerken | 1782.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Einsamkeiten, euch erhebe mein begeisterter Gesang | 1768.05.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Einst machte durch sein ganzes Land | 1782.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ent...[?] nun, dem Herrn der Welt zur Ehre | 1768.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Er (Gott) gibt mir seinen Geist, das Pfand | 1779.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Erforsche mich, erfahr mein Herz | 1768.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Erinnre dich, mein Geist, erfreut | 1770.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Erloeser, Deine letzten Worte | 1783.06.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Erwache fuer des Himmels Ehre, du neue Welt und steig | 1769.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Es muesse Christi leiden | 1771.10.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Fahrt fort, die hoffnungsvolle Jugend | 1769.10.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Frauenlist, dem Eigensinn getreu, Der | 1769.06.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Freund, wer ein Laster liebt, der liebt die Laster alle | 1783.07.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Freunde erhabener Thaten | 1768.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Fuellen, das die schwere Buerde, Ein | 1768.06.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Gaul, der Schmuck von weissen Pferden, Ein | 1763.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Geehrte Leser von dem Wochen-Blatt | 1773.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Gott aus Gott, des Menschen Sohn | 1774.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Gott habe Dank! ein Jahr ist wieder um | 1768.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Gott ruft der Sonn und schaffe den Mond | 1779.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Gott segne diese Stadt | 1773.03.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Gott, unser Schoepfer, starb, das Leben aller Leben | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Groesste Plage kluger Ohren, Die | 1769.04.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Guter dummer Bauerknabe, Ein | 1781.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Heilig und heit [ ]er bei Tage! | 1768.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Held, der sich durch manche Schlacht, Ein | 1782.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Herr ist Gott. Singt ihm ein Lied des Jahrs, Der | 1773.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Herr ist wahrlich auferstanden! | 1768.03.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Herr, staerke mich, Dein Leiden zu bedenken | 1768.05.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Herr und Vater aller Wesen, aller Himmel, aller Welten | 1763.05.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Hier Schwerdt des Herrn und Friederich! | 1770.04.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Himmel ruehmen des ewigen Ehre, Die | 1762.08.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Hunde-Waerter pries juengst treflich seine Brut, Ein | 1732.05.06 | Augsburg | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ich bin ein armer Exultant | 1744.11.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ich gratulire dir, mein Freund, zum neuen Orden | 1769.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ich komme vor dein Angesicht | 1768.06.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ihr, die ihr nach der Tugend strebet | 1769.09.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ihr Staaten, die so leicht ein schlechter Nutz entzweyt | 1769.05.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ihr zweifelt nicht, ihr starken Geister | 1782.09.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Im Herzen rein, hinauf gen Himmel schauen | 1782.06.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ja! die Frage is sehr wichtig | 1782.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ja, Honigsuesse Herr, die Puppe neuer Moden | 1774.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ja, ja! Mein Heiland wird beschnidten | 1769.06.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Ja, ja Processe muessen seyn! | 1769.05.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Jauchst, ihr erloesten, dem Herrn! Er hat sein Werk | 1783.07.15 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1783.07.22 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1783.08.05 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1768.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Juengling, welche viel von seiner Stadt gehoert, Ein | 1768.04.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Junger Mensch, der sich vermaehlen wolte, Ein | 1768.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Kargen Vaters stolzer Sohn, Des | 1769.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Kaum hatte noch des Schneiders Hand | 1768.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Kind greift nach den bunten Karten, Das | 1768.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Kranker Vater rief den Sohn, Ein | 1782.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Laster ist ein Ungeheur, dessen Ausehn so voll Grauen | 1781.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Laut und majestaetisch rollet | 1744.05.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Man saget wahr und recht | 1775.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mann, den kein Verstand erreichen kan, Der | 1770.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mann, der lange schon die Gliederkrankheit plagte, Ein | 1781.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mein Gott! [ ] | 1770.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mein! sage mir, warum die Fuersten fechten? | 1769.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mein Vater geht ins Holz, wie ich gemerket habe | 1769.11.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mensch, der du Christen schmaeht, was ist in ihrer Lehre | 1781.08.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Merk auf, ich bitte dich, wie es beim Alten gieng | 1769.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mit Traeumen, die uns schoen betruegen | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Mit viel eignen Zeichen dieser Zeit, Ein | 1768.10.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Narr, dem oft weit minder Witz gefehlt, Der | 1782.03.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Nichts haelt sie auf; wer kan sie wieder bringen? | 1769.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Nichts schmeckt so schoen, als das gestohlne Brodt | 1769.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Nun Biene, sprach die traege Henne | 1781.12.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Nun da die Kerzen des Altars | 1782.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Nun Forscher der Geschichte, was gab dir mein Bericht? | 1766.11.10 | Leipzig | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Nun glaub ich fast der Heiden Luegen | 1757.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] O dreymahl grosser Gott! es sind erschaffne Seelen | 1768.05.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] O Mensch! was strebst du doch den Rathschluss | 1765.03.04 | Vienna | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Pandur! ein wiener Renomiste | 1755.01.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Philax ein getreuer Hund | 1768.09.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Philemon, der bey grossen Schaetze | 1770.07.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Rammler, der zu frueh der Duenkel ausgeblasen, Ein | 1769.07.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Reicher Greis, vom Tode nicht mehr fern, Ein | 1781.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Sei ohne Freund; wie viel verliert beim Leben! | 1782.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Seyd lustig, ihr Schoenen, vertanzet die Grillen | 1769.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Sichre Kuehnheit hoehnt abwesende Gefahr | 1782.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] So bild, O Jungling, denn dein Herzschen in der Jugend | 1732.12.19 | Coburgh | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] So zieht dann hin aug Gottes wegen | 1768.04.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Sohn, fieng der Vater an, indem er sterben wolte | 1739.08.20 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Solt man in diesen Tagen | 1768.09.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Spoetter der Religion, Ein | 1771.01.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Tausend Sternenheere loben meines Schoepfers Pracht | 1770.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Um das Rhinoceros zu sehn | 1769.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Umsonst wandt Rhynsolt alles an | 1774.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Vater giebet, Der | 1768.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Vater hinterliess zween Erben, Ein | 1769.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Vater wer, wie viele Vaeter, Ein | 1770.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Viel Heil zuvor! zum Neuen Jahre | 1752.05.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Viel menschen sind bereits schon boess und arge Thiere | 1774.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Vom Himmel fuhr die hoechste Majestaet | 1769.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Vom Vater seiner Braut erhielt Philet des Glueck | 1773.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Von Ihm, dem Ursprung aller Dinge | 1773.05.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Von seinem Thron Gott zu uns kam | 1768.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Von ungefehr muss einen Blinden | 1769.01.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Vor dem, da noch um Mitternacht | 1768.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Vorzeiten gabs ein kleines Land | 1768.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wandrer hat den Gott der Goetter, Ein | 1770.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Was fienge doch wohl Land und Stadt | 1778.05.06 | Tolpehacken | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Was Neues gibt es wohl, was sagen die Rebellen? | 1782.04.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Weib ist von dem Mann gelaufen, Das | 1782.04.10 | Ober Millford | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Weib ist von dem Mann gelaufen, Das | 1782.04.17 | Ober Millford | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Weib ist von dem Mann gelaufen, Das | 1769.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Weil von dem Tod erstanden ist | 1769.08.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wenn der Vollfuehrung deiner Pflicht | 1782.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wer Gottes Wege geht, nur der hat grossen Frieden | 1756.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wer mir mein'n Beutel stiehlt, stiehlt eine Kleinigkeit | 1764.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Werd Friede, Segen, Glueck und Heil | 1768.12.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wie fang ichs an, um mich empor zu schwingen? | 1769.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wie? Leb ich darum nur, dass ich mich lebend kraenke? | 1769.04.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wie oft weiss nicht ein Narr durch thoericht Unternehmen | 1769.04.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wie ruemlich ists, von seinen Schaetzen | 1757.03.19 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wilden werden zahm gemacht, Be[ ]her werden treu, Die | 1781.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Willkommen, erwarteter Tod! | 1782.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Willkommen, Lebens-Sonne! | 1773.12.21 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wir wollen nach den Colonien gehen | 1771.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wo ist das Jahr? Es ist verschwunden | 1768.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Wuchrer kam in kurzer Zeit, Ein | 1769.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Zur Eister sprach der Fuchs: O, wenn ich fragen mag | 1768.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Zween Waechter, die schon manche Nacht | 1769.07.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Zween Wandrer ueberfiel die Nacht | 1768.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, German [beg] Zwei Maedchen brachten ihre Tage | 1783.07.17 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, 4th of July [beg] Columbia, Columbia, to glory arise | 1778.07.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, 4th of July [beg] Hail joyful day! which on our western | 1781.08.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, 4th of July [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best | 1782.07.27 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, 4th of July [beg] To hail the day that annual rolls | 1772.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Again I see with gladsome eyes | 1767.01.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] All hail the celebrated morn | 1782.12.31 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Almighty God, eternal King! | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] And is Mamma resolv'd to go | 1768.12.29 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Arise, my muse, with warmth divine | 1766.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Assist me, muse divine! to sing the morn | 1767.12.31 | Isle of Wight | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Assist me, muse divine, to sing the morn | 1783.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Assist me, muse divine! to sing the morn | 1774.12.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1780.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1781.01.09 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1783.12.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1771.12.27 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Awake my soul; resume the lyre | 1752.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Awake, my soul, your halelujahs sing | 1761.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Begin the high celestial strain | 1783.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Begin the high celestial strain | 1773.12.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Behold that splendor! Hear the shout! | 1778.12.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Behold that splendor! Hear the shout! | 1722.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Behold the sons of Antichristian Saul | 1764.01.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Blessed creator! who, before the birth | 1768.01.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Celest'al spirit, come and sing | 1768.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Dis ist der Tag, den Gott gemacht | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] For earthly monarchs, in their grandeur vain | 1775.12.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Forever hail! auspicious morn | 1764.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] From those blest regions where the sun | 1760.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] From yonder beauteous realms of light | 1763.12.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] From yonder beauteous realms of light | 1770.12.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] From yonder beauteous realms of light | 1770.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Good Christians that do Christmas keep | 1773.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Gott aus Gott, des Menschen Sohn | 1743.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Hail the dear angles of the Lord | 1771.12.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Hail, thou bless'd spirit, come and sing | 1775.12.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Hark! the herald angels sing | 1770.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] High let us swell our tuneful notes | 1772.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] High let us swell the tuneful notes | 1767.01.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Hills of joy, in prospect rise | 1783.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] In return for the turkey and clune | 1771.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Inferior thoughts, avaunt! This morn | 1767.12.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Joyful Christmas smiling comes | 1769.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Let cheerful smiles in ev'ry face | 1764.12.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Long had the world in gloomy shades | 1766.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Long had the world, in gloomy shades | 1722.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Long time, alas! by our great grandsire's | 1771.12.27 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] O gracious power divine, celestial dove | 1767.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Thus, do we printers, by our mystic art | 1765.01.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] To us, this day, a child is born | 1775.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Twas e'er the trembling orient blush'd | 1775.01.11 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Twas e'er the trembling orient blush'd | 1778.12.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Welcome, thrice welcome, Christmas gay | 1770.12.27 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] What light, bright beaming from yon eastern | 1736.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] What sounds harmonious strike the ears! | 1756.12.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] What sounds harmonious strike the ears! | 1761.12.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] What sounds harmonious strike the ears | 1780.05.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] When glorious angels did appear | 1769.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] When man had disobey'd his Lord | 1766.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] While others some proud mortal praise | 1768.01.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] While worshippers in pagan lands | 1782.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Willkommen, Lebens-Sonne! | 1776.12.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] With Christmas mirth, and Christmas cheer | 1745.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Ye nymphs of Salem, who, with hallow'd lays | 1764.12.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Ye nymphs of Solyma! began the song | 1779.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Ye nymphs of Solyma! begin the song | 1771.12.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Christmas [beg] Ye Saints and servants of our King | 1783.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Easter [beg] And ah what heart could have conceiv'd their | 1774.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Easter [beg] Blutroth ging zwar die Sonne unter | 1770.04.17 | Germany | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Easter [beg] Christus ist erstanden | 1768.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Easter [beg] Erinnre dich, mein Geist, erfreut | 1773.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Easter [beg] Herr ist wahrlich auferstanden! | 1768.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Easter [beg] Now is Christ ris'n;--now messiah reigns | 1773.06.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Easter [beg] Who on mount Calvary do I see? | 1777.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Again imperial winter's sway | 1778.01.01 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Again returns the circling year! | 1760.03.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Again the sun's revolving sphere | 1776.01.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Ah! yet shall we wish horror hear | 1776.01.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Ah! yet shall we with horror hear | 1775.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] All happiness, devoid of care | 1771.01.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Aquarius rules the frozen skies | 1782.01.02 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] As rapid rolls the year away | 1769.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] At length imperial Sol, in lucid car | 1769.01.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] At length imperial Sol, in lucid car | 1750.01.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Auf Gott mercken in dem Hertzen | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Beym Eintritt in das neue Jahr | 1782.01.10 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Circling sun, bright monarch of the day | 1782.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Ent...[?] nun, dem Herrn der Welt zur Ehre | 1770.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Eternal source of ev'ry joy! | 1774.01.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Eternal source of ev'ry joy! | 1752.04.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Father and friend of human race | 1766.01.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Father and friend of human race | 1778.01.05 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Fight on, brave boys, another year | 1770.03.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Forward, Janus, turn thine eyes | 1763.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Geehrte Leser von dem Wochen-Blatt | 1751.03.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Glory! where art thou, goddess, where? | 1763.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1763.12.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1771.01.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1773.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1764.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1768.01.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1768.01.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1769.01.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1780.01.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1768.01.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] God's vast experience ne'er decays | 1774.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Gott habe Dank! ein Jahr ist wieder um | 1768.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Gott ruft der Sonn und schaffe den Mond | 1779.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Gott segne diese Stadt | 1737.04.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Grateful Britons! grace the day | 1737.05.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Grateful Britons! grace the day | 1782.01.10 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Hail, auspicious morning, clear | 1772.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Hail happy day, important year! | 1777.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Hail! O America! | 1772.01.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Hail to the new born year! adieu the last | 1773.03.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Hail welcome day! refreshing morn! | 1751.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] He comes, he comes! with glory crown'd | 1782.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Herr ist Gott. Singt ihm ein Lied des Jahrs | 1780.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Hoary morn's instructive cares, The | 1769.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] I come, obedient at my brethren's call | 1773.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Immortal power! my ardent pray'rs receive | 1770.01.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] In days of yore, when Greece the sceptre | 1783.01.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] In England, where the poets scribble | 1731.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] In scenes confus'd the busy year we've past | 1777.01.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Infant year begins to roll, The | 1783.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Last Thursday was the day of glee | 1768.03.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Let the voice of musick breath | 1783.01.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Let the voice of musick breathe | 1746.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Master, I wish a happy year | 1771.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] May grateful omens now appear | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Mit viel eignen Zeichen dieser Zeit, Ein | 1783.01.01 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] My heav'nly muse, awake! lift up thine eyes! | 1783.01.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] My heav'nly muse awake, lift up thine eyes! | 1783.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] My heav'nly Muse awake, lift up thine eyes! | 1770.01.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] New-year gift! I must protest | 1774.01.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Now has the ever-rolling year | 1773.03.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Now the leaden year is done | 1773.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Now the leaden year is gone | 1773.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Now the leaden year is gone | 1774.01.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Now the old year is shade of night | 1781.12.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Nun da die Kerzen des Altars | 1782.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Nun Forscher der Geschichte, was gab dir mein | 1781.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Oh! Old England, Old England | 1767.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Oh! Pardon the faults I've committed before! | 1751.05.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Old battle-array, big with horror is fled | 1780.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Old Time flew panting by, in full career | 1780.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Once more, my masters all, and you | 1760.04.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Paul's has struck twelve-all hail the op'ning | 1760.05.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Paul's has struck twelve--All hail the op'nin | 1776.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Poor Tom's a cold--God bless you, Masters | 1764.12.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Remark, my soul, the narrow bounds | 1767.01.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Remark, my soul, the narrow bounds | 1761.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Revolving years their steady course pursue | 1770.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Revolving years their steady course pursue | 1770.01.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Revolving years their steady course pursue | 1783.01.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Rising sun his race begun, The | 1765.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Sacred to thee | 1765.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Sacred to thee | 1768.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] See winter's stern ungovern'd train | 1779.12.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Serious and solemn tolls the bell | 1770.01.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Setting sun, in shades of night, The | 1761.01.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Setting year in shades of night, The | 1762.01.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Setting year in shades of night, The | 1775.01.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Seventeen hundred seventy four | 1768.07.18 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Seventeen hundred sixty-seven | 1779.01.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Shine, Phoebus, shine, to cheer the land | 1735.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] There's not an ear that is not deaf | 1752.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] This earth, the sun, and yonder stars of ligh | 1761.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Thy grateful sons, O Queen of isles | 1776.01.06 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Time's an hair-breadth, 'tis a tale | 1744.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Time's measurer, the radiant sun | 1764.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Tis done !--dread winter spreads his lastest | 1780.07.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Tis freedom's voice we hear! | 1768.02.19 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Tis pleasant, tho' a shame to think | 1769.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] To all and singular his patrons | 1783.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] To the Senate of York, with all due | 1778.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Towne's Evening Post! Good masters pray | 1770.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Viel Heil zuvor! zum Neuen Jahre | 1773.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Von Ihm, dem Ursprung aller Dinge | 1764.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Werd Friede, Segen, Glueck und Heil | 1748.12.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] What shall I leave thee, none can tell | 1776.02.19 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] What solemn sound is that which now I hear! | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] What though last year be past and gone | 1770.01.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] When evil Counsellors alone | 1767.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] When first the rude o'er peopl'd north | 1767.03.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] When first the rude, o'er-peopled North | 1778.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] When rival nations, great in arms | 1778.05.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] When rival nations, great in arms | 1737.09.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] While all around to your attentive eyes | 1761.01.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] With opening wings the infant year | 1781.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] With pleasing prospect we behold | 1758.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] With the New-Year, O could my rural muse | 1771.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Wo ist das Jahr? Es ist verschwunden | 1774.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, New Year [beg] Ye gen'rous patrons of our annual song | 1778.11.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] As blessings fall, thanksgiving should ar | 1763.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] Lord is King, be the people never so | 1760.11.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] New-England, raise thy grateful voice | 1730.12.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] Phaebus, wit-inspiring Lord | 1781.12.12 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] To Thee, great Sov'reign of the skies! | 1782.01.10 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] To thee great sov'reign of the skies! | 1782.01.26 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] To thee great sov'reign of the skies | 1779.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Thanksgiving [beg] With humble gratitude to heav'n | 1783.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Valentine's Day [beg] As turns the needle to the pole | 1771.02.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Valentine's Day [beg] Brimful of anger, not of love | 1772.02.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Valentine's Day [beg] Hail! Ever-honour'd happy morn | 1782.02.14 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, holiday, Valentine's Day [beg] Now nature's genial instinct fires | 1768.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Latin [beg] Fiat Justitia, ruat Caelum | 1775.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Latin [beg] Urbem, quam dicunt Romam, Melibaei putavi | 1775.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Latin [beg] Urbem, quam dicunt Romam, Melibaei putavi | 1775.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Latin [beg] Urbem, quam dicunt Romam, Melibaei putavi | 1773.03.08 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Behold the social band appears | 1773.03.25 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Behold the social band appears | 1781.07.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] By sacred influence hurl'd | 1751.04.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Exalted muse, in mystic lays | 1754.01.28 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n, what I request | 1754.02.26 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n, what I request | 1776.01.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] If all the social virtues of the mind | 1761.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] If gen'rous friendship and harmonious love | 1766.06.28 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] If gen'rous friendship and harmonious love | 1767.01.24 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Our order, antient as the world's first date | 1774.08.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Our order, antient as the world's first date | 1779.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Our order, antient as the world's first data | 1751.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Pray Master Clio now take care | 1782.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Raise high the festive strain! | 1738.02.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Rejoyce not in beauty, ye Masons, beware | 1738.06.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Rejoyce, O ye Ladies, and cast away care | 1738.02.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Rejoyce, O ye Masons! and cast away care | 1738.06.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Rejoyce, O ye Masons, and cast away care | 1768.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] Social soul, for mirth design'd, The | 1751.08.22 | Northampton | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] When first from nothing at th' Almighty's call | 1751.01.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Masonic [beg] When Masons write in Masons praise | 1766.09.10 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Abbot rich (whose taste was good, An | 1772.09.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Abstract what others feel, what others think | 1772.11.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Abstract what others feel, what others think | 1783.09.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Abstract what others feel, what others think | 1760.06.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Accept, my dear | 1753.07.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Accept, O Lloyd, the tribute of a muse | 1774.05.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Accept this watch, a toy at best | 1739.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Achilles! yes! this day at | 1773.10.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Adam in paradise was free | 1775.02.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Adam majestic! Eve uncommon fair! | 1782.09.10 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Adieu! destructive source of ev'ry ill | 1769.07.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Aetna, Vesuvius, that expire | 1769.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Afflictions are by providence design'd | 1772.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Again I see with gladsome eyes | 1773.09.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Again the sanguinary tide is cool | 1775.09.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Again the sanguinary tide is cool | 1782.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Age there was, some authors teach, An | 1733.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Agrippa next, a bard unknown to fame | 1772.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah! hapless state of every human mind | 1771.07.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah Jehovah! great and sov'reign Lord | 1770.01.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah little think the gay licentious proud | 1775.01.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah little think the gay licentious proud | 1775.02.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah little think the gay licentious proud | 1778.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah, little think the gay licentious proud | 1778.01.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah, little think the gay licentious proud | 1778.01.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah, little think the gay licentious proud | 1782.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah! little think the gay licentious proud | 1770.10.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah! lovely appearance of death | 1770.10.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah! lovely appearance of death! | 1772.03.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah me! how little knows the human heart | 1772.07.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah me! how little knows the human heart | 1772.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah me! how little knows the human heart | 1781.04.03 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah me, my friend! it will not, will not last | 1772.12.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah me! vile interest every bosom stains | 1756.05.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah me! What horrid noise is this! 'tis sure | 1768.08.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah! what avails, with carking care | 1774.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ah! whence this impotence of mind | 1735.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Aid me Phaebus, aid me ye sacred nine | 1754.01.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alas, how frail is man! Ah hapless race! | 1773.04.16 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alas, that practice can't impart | 1771.03.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alas! ye fair, why from cosmetic art | 1771.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alas! ye fair, why from cosmetic art | 1771.05.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alas! ye fair, why from cosmetic art | 1769.02.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alcest, den mancher Kummer drueckte | 1757.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alfred, Father of the State | 1773.11.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All feel (the fact tho' few confess) | 1775.11.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All feel (the fact though few confess) | 1767.01.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All hail the celebrated morn | 1767.10.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All hail to the, thou peaceful, lone retreat! | 1775.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All happiness, devoid of care | 1762.06.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All human bliss we liken to a span | 1748.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All human race would fain be wits | 1767.01.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All joy to you and your Amelie | 1783.06.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All men agree that affectation's freightful | 1732.03.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All men have follies, which they blindly trace | 1773.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All my past life is mine no more | 1779.05.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All nature is but art unknown to thee | 1773.11.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All the splendor, which wealth can display | 1773.12.31 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All the splendor which wealth can display | 1774.01.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All the splendor which wealth can display | 1773.10.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All the splendour which wealth can display | 1772.05.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All Things change with Time | 1770.01.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All you that own the christian name | 1773.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All you that view this humble stone | 1773.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] All-bounteous King, with liberal hand, The | 1782.12.31 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Almighty God, eternal King! | 1735.06.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Almighty Monarch! Now thy glorious name | 1770.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Als Jupiter der unbewohnten Erde | 1767.05.02 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alter & Idem shines the glorious sun! | 1767.04.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Alter (in youth a jolly soul) | 1767.11.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ambitious thoughts at length subside | 1775.01.12 | Newark | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Amidst the ranks who try by diff'rent ways | 1742.04.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Among the divines there has been much debate | 1769.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] An jenem Fluss, zu dem wir alle muessen | 1783.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And ah what heart could have conceiv'd their aim? | 1783.07.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And ah what heart could have conceiv'd their aim? | 1764.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And art thou gone? Fly swift thou baneful star | 1762.08.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And as imagination bodies forth | 1774.11.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And be it so. Let those deplore their doom | 1774.12.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And be it so. Let those deplore their doom | 1753.07.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And did the omnipotent, eternal mind | 1769.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And for the heaven's wide circuit let it speak | 1769.10.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And for the heaven's wide circuit, let it speak | 1773.07.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And if one bank or two perceive the cheat | 1768.10.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And is it thus, afflicted Virtue cries | 1750.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And live I yet by power divine? | 1772.01.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And live I yet, by pow'r divine? | 1756.04.24 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And live we yet by power divine? | 1764.08.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And must God's truth, the glory of our land | 1781.07.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And now thro' broken paths and rugged ways | 1768.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And were they vain, those soothing lays ye sung? | 1778.12.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And while along the stream time his name | 1782.05.22 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And why, my soul, so loth to take thy flight | 1772.05.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And why not hear the sound of yonder bell? | 1772.06.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And why not hear the sound of yonder bell? | 1772.07.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] And why not hear the sound of yonder bell? | 1767.01.01 | England | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Are olios made of conflagration | 1768.12.29 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Arise, my muse, with warmth divine | 1767.01.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Arise, my tenderest thoughts arise | 1755.10.24 | Lake George | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Arise, O God, in our behalf | 1768.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Armer Mann, versehn zum Graben, Der | 1770.08.24 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Around, the gazing idiot casts his eyes | 1783.10.23 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As a miser of late was approaching his end | 1783.12.02 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As a miser of late was approaching his end | 1730.05.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As a wild rake that courts a virgin fair | 1767.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As an ant of his talents superiorly vain | 1782.05.29 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As an ant of his talents superiorly vain | 1778.11.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As blessings fall, thanksgiving should arise | 1749.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As by the Templar's holds you go | 1758.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As Cloe with affected air | 1758.01.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As Cloe with affected air | 1770.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As deep in thought, I lonely sate | 1770.12.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As deep in thought, I lonely sate | 1773.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As good Exekiel on his bed | 1773.10.05 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As good Ezekiel on his bed | 1772.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As happiness is all our aim | 1772.01.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As happiness is all our aim | 1772.01.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As happiness is all our aim | 1772.02.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As happiness is all our aim | 1776.08.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As happiness is all our aim | 1768.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As Hesiod sung, spread water o'er thy field | 1776.04.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As hypocrites flatter and sooth | 1782.12.03 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As in my journeying thro' this vale of tears | 1782.01.05 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As Kate one morn, with milk-pail on her head | 1782.01.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As Kate one morn, with milk-pail on her head | 1749.02.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As late I mus'd on fortune's ebb and flow | 1743.03.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As late I took my morning walks abroad | 1779.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As mediums rule the rays of light | 1768.10.12 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As o'er his prey a greyhound stood | 1783.01.07 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As on a day an ant pursued | 1773.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As on a spray a warbling nightingale | 1772.10.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As on his death bed gasping Strephon lay | 1769.08.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As one in suffering all, that suffers nothing | 1748.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As quacks your pence and praises to allure | 1765.05.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As quick as lightning's winged beam | 1782.01.02 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As rapid rolls the year away | 1760.10.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As rescu'd from intended wrong | 1769.09.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As sinks the comets below the shading earth | 1742.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As soon as to the temple you retire | 1737.01.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As sounding brass and tinkling | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As there are various sorts of minds | 1759.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As thro' the waves the faithless shepherd bore | 1773.11.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As thro' the zodiac yearly rides the sun | 1772.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As two small children were at play | 1773.08.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As two small children were at play | 1782.01.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As two small children were at play | 1782.01.24 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As two small children were at play | 1752.10.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As well may Ethiopian slaves | 1774.12.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As when a mouse, that quits her cell | 1748.10.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] As when, the years of manly vigour past | 1736.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ask for what end the heav'nly bodies shine? | 1764.08.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ask you what provocation I have had | 1770.09.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Aspiring youth! now is the time to serve the Lord | 1752.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ass once left his master's home, An | 1761.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ass once left his master's home, An | 1771.08.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ass once left his master's home, An | 1768.09.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ass, with ears erect, and solemn pace, An | 1766.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Assist me, muse divine! to sing the morn | 1767.12.31 | Isle of Wight | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Assist me, muse divine, to sing the morn | 1783.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Assist me, muse divine! to sing the morn | 1766.05.02 | Liverpool | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At Athens, where Demosthenes declaim'd | 1782.11.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At day's early dawn, a young butterfly spied | 1771.07.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At heavenly synod once arose | 1782.06.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At last mine eyes are open, and I see | 1769.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At length imperial Sol, in lucid car | 1783.07.29 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At lowest ebb of fortune when you lay | 1783.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At lowest ebb of fortune when you lay | 1782.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At the close of the day, when the hamlet is still | 1774.12.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1780.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1781.01.09 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1783.12.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1749.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At will, while fortune turns the wheel | 1750.03.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At will, while fortune turns the wheel | 1782.12.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At will, while fortune turns the wheel | 1783.01.08 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At will, while fortune turns the wheel | 1783.01.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At will, while fortune turns the wheel | 1783.01.25 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] At will, while fortune turns the wheel | 1771.10.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend, all ye nymphs and ye swains of the green | 1772.05.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend, ye fair, to what my must imparts | 1770.12.05 | Curdistan | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend, ye Musselmen, your glories date | 1770.12.15 | Constantinople | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye musselmen, your glories date | 1770.12.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye Musselmen, your glories date | 1770.11.26 | Curdistan | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye Mussulmen, your glories date | 1770.11.29 | Middle East | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye Mussulmen, your glories date | 1770.12.10 | Constantinople | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye Mussulmen, your glories date | 1770.12.10 | Curdistan | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye Mussulmen, your glories date | 1770.12.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye Mussulmen, your glories date | 1770.12.28 | Constantinople | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Attend ye Mussulmen, your glories date | 1750.01.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Auf Gott mercken in dem Hertzen | 1744.12.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Auspicious health appear'd on zephir's wings | 1768.06.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Avoid the politic, the factious fool | 1772.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Awake, my Laura, break the silken chain | 1776.04.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Awake, my soul, from soft repose | 1771.12.27 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Awake my soul; resume the lyre | 1752.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Awake, my soul, your halelujahs sing | 1737.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Awake my St. John, leave all manner things | 1755.07.17 | Kingwood | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Awak'ning thought! Must time expire indeed | 1771.09.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Away ye little vulgar fools | 1771.10.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Away ye little vulgar fools | 1754.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Aye, but to die | 1774.05.26 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bag wig of a jauntee air, A | 1755.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bag-wig of a jauntee air, A | 1773.01.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bard attempts to picture human woe, The | 1783.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be calm my soul these thunders harmless play | 1739.02.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be calm ye seas, ye noisy winds be still | 1782.10.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be early wise, lest prudence come to late! | 1782.10.30 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be early wise, lest prudence come too late! | 1774.12.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be gone! ye vulgar and profane | 1760.12.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be good with spirit, and with parts be just | 1772.05.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be good with spirit, and with parts be just | 1768.03.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be just in all thy actions; and if join'd | 1768.01.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be niggards of advice on no pretence | 1782.08.07 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be niggard's of advice on no pretence | 1769.06.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be not, my friend, by youth deceiv'd | 1769.06.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be not, my friend, by youth deceiv'd | 1769.07.10 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be not, my friend, by youth deceiv'd | 1770.08.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be not, my friend, by youth deceiv'd | 1737.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be useful where thou livest, that they may | 1764.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be wise to day, 'tis madness to defer | 1754.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Be wise to-day, 'tis madness to defer | 1770.02.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bear me [ ] God! O, quickley bear me hence | 1771.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beautiful face and a form without fault, The | 1749.02.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beauty is but a vain and fleeting good | 1771.09.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beauty is but a vain and fleeting good | 1782.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Before the brazen age began | 1739.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Begin the high celestial strain | 1761.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Begin the high celestial strain | 1783.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Begin the high celestial strain | 1779.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold how good and joyful a thing it is | 1773.12.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold that splendor! Hear the shout! | 1778.12.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold that splendor! Hear the shout! | 1763.03.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold the joy which vice pretends her own | 1771.11.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold the joy which vice pretends her own | 1771.11.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold the joy which vice pretends her own | 1773.07.20 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold, the purple spangled dawn | 1772.12.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold! the social band appears | 1773.03.08 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold the social band appears | 1773.03.25 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold the social band appears | 1722.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold the sons of Antichristian Saul | 1767.10.05 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold! the venerable seer began | 1771.03.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold yon new born infant, griev'd | 1773.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Behold you new-born infant, griev'd | 1732.12.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beneath the gloomy covert of a eugh | 1733.07.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beneath the gloomy covert of a eugh | 1733.08.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beneath the gloomy covert of a Eugh | 1769.04.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beneath the heav'ns a creature did dwell | 1773.05.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beneath the horrors of the grave | 1772.03.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beneath this cool embow'ring shade | 1775.05.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beside Euphrates awful flood | 1769.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Best, said he, that I can you advise, The | 1767.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Best thrives in summer's suns the joyous vine | 1767.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bethink, ye heedless youths, in time | 1768.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bethink, ye heedless youths, in time | 1777.04.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Betray'd by honor, and compell'ed by shame | 1777.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Betray'd by honour, and compell'd by shame | 1769.12.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Betsy, why languishes thy piercing eye? | 1721.09.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beware, fond youths, of nymphs deceitful charms | 1782.10.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Beyond those western hills, whose haughty brow | 1782.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bless me with grace and strength to bear | 1769.12.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bless the Lord, who gives his word | 1772.12.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bless'd is the man, devoid of cares | 1764.01.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blessed creator! who, before the birth | 1767.12.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blessed Creator! who before the birth | 1773.10.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blest are the dead, an angel spoke | 1783.07.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blest be the hour I left the wrangling crew | 1734.09.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blest husbandman! whose horny hands have till'd | 1772.10.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blest is the man, of high or low degree | 1772.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blest is the man, who free from anxious cares | 1767.12.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blest is the man whose bosom glows | 1760.07.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blest thought! from whence proceeds this joy | 1767.05.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blind Deity, whose votries throng | 1776.04.29 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blind man quarrel'd with his guide, A | 1775.08.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blind man quarrell'd with his guide, A | 1769.05.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blooming Damsel, whose defence, The | 1772.02.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blooming damsel, whose defence, The | 1772.03.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blooming damsel, whose defence, The | 1772.04.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blooming damsel, whose defence, The | 1773.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blundering Sloane, The | 1763.03.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blush not, ye fair, to own me, but be wise | 1771.06.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blush not ye fair to own me but be wise | 1772.07.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blush not, ye fair! to own me-- but be wise | 1759.04.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blush not, ye fair! to own me--but be wise | 1737.06.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blush remains on the forgiven face, A | 1774.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Blutroth ging zwar die Sonne unter | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Boast not your titles and your birth | 1775.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bold is the hope, by virtuous deeds | 1765.08.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bondage is ign'rance, and he that sees | 1765.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bondage is ign'rance, and he that sees | 1729.02.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brave do never shun the light, The | 1771.03.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brave 'tis true do never shun the light, The | 1772.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bred up in law's mechanic, plodding school | 1749.08.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brethren, by this my mind you'll know | 1749.09.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brethren, by this my mind you'll know | 1760.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brethren, by this my mind you'll know | 1749.10.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brethren, this my mind you'll know | 1742.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bright charity celestial grace! | 1768.04.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Bright o'er the green hills rose the morning ray | 1750.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Britain, attend the warning voice | 1770.05.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brother soldiers, all fight on | 1775.05.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Brother soldiers, all fight on | 1744.04.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But as a dog that turns the spit | 1769.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But fickle Fortune is not always kind | 1761.09.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But for one end, one much neglected use | 1761.09.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But for one end, one much neglected use | 1735.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But happy they! the happiest of their kind | 1769.10.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But if his heirs my law forsake | 1769.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But if his heirs my law forsake | 1767.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But if in searching round the world we find | 1782.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But if there is an hereafter | 1782.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But if there is an Hereafter | 1783.01.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But if there is an hereafter | 1766.05.24 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But in such lays as neither ebb nor flow | 1767.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But O! my muse my throbbing heart does flame | 1774.10.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But of this be sure | 1754.02.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But tell me whence this wond'rous flame began | 1751.08.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But the divine perfections of the soul | 1769.02.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But what's beyond death? Who shall draw that veil? | 1735.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But when alas! Men come to die | 1780.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] But why must those be though to 'scape | 1755.06.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By birth the name alone descends | 1767.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By chance he spied a mirror as he spoke | 1769.03.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By education most have been misled | 1771.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By education most have been misled | 1771.10.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By education most have been misled | 1737.02.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By education most men are misled | 1737.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By education most men are missed | 1771.11.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By heavens, I had rather coin my heart | 1780.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] By various means the tuneful choir | 1773.11.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Call no man father by implicit faith | 1771.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Calm, thinking villains who no Faith could fix | 1768.05.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Calm, tho' not mean, courageous without rage | 1751.04.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Calmly repos'd upon a pleasant green | 1771.11.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Can I, all gracious providence! | 1771.02.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Can men in plenty thankless live | 1768.06.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Can none remember: Yes, I know all must! | 1771.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Can the poor toy that glitters o'er a crest | 1739.04.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Can we stand by and see | 1768.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Can wealth give happiness? look round and see | 1769.02.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Can wealth give happiness? look round and see | 1755.02.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Careless by name, and careless by nature | 1755.02.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Careless by name, and careless by nature | 1755.03.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Careless by name, and careless by nature | 1769.06.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Careless by name, and careless by nature | 1776.06.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Careless by name and Careless by nature | 1772.12.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cat, sly lurking in a house, A | 1772.02.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cease then to chase the meteor as it flies | 1774.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cease, thou worst of gingling swains | 1774.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cease, thou worst of gingling swains | 1768.01.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Celest'al spirit, come and sing | 1767.04.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Celestial music (such Jesides' lyre | 1772.10.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Celestial science raptur'd was descry | 1768.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Certain Indian, in a dream, A | 1782.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Certain man nam'd Simon Peter, A | 1768.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Charity, decent, modest, easy, kind | 1748.08.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Chearful and submissive mind, A | 1773.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Chief in pride, Cardilla first appears, The | 1772.12.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Child of ill nature! on whose ruffled brow | 1773.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Child of ill-nature! on whose rufiled brow | 1770.04.17 | Germany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Christus ist erstanden | 1730.04.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cirales are prais'd, not that abound | 1782.01.10 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Circling sun, bright monarch of the day | 1782.08.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Clarinda's form was more than grace | 1782.08.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Clarinda's form was more than grace | 1773.03.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Clear was the morning, & serene the air | 1783.08.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cold blew the blast with hollow shrieks | 1752.01.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come from the house of grief, let [ ] friend | 1738.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come hark to our ditty which shall not be long | 1761.09.04 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, heav'nly pensive contemplation, come | 1768.02.12 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, heav'nly pensive contemplation, come | 1740.01.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come hither all, whose grov'ling taste | 1740.01.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come hither all, whose grov'ling taste | 1742.04.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, let us join our God to bless | 1780.02.12 | Rahway | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come let us run at once they cry | 1767.04.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, let's aboard, my jolly blades | 1774.05.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, meek-ey'd nymph, of aspect sweet | 1774.08.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come on: I'll shew thee, friend, the certain way | 1772.05.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come roseate health, my temples bind | 1771.11.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, roseate health, thy temples bind | 1772.02.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come roseate health, thy temples bind | 1775.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, sacred friendship, come and bring along | 1775.10.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, sacred friendship, come and bring along | 1750.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, see this edefice in ruin lye | 1775.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come sister come, your injur'd country calls | 1775.09.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, sisters come, your injur'd country calls | 1783.12.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come! to Columbia's God your voices raise | 1748.05.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come Wisdom, come, dispel these clouds of night | 1773.01.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, youthful muse, my breast inspire | 1773.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, youthful muse, my breast inspire | 1778.02.17 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Come, youthful muse, my breast inspire | 1773.01.08 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Comes up a fop, I know him but by fame | 1775.09.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Companion of the heav'n-born mind | 1775.10.06 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Companion of the Heav'n-born mind | 1783.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Competence not self-acquired passest, A | 1780.02.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Condemn'd in bus'ness, or in arts to drudge | 1763.01.15 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Conduct me, thou of beings cause divine | 1764.10.04 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Conduct me, thou, of beings, cause divine | 1783.10.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Content thou dear delightful guest | 1783.10.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Content thou dear delightful guest | 1777.04.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Contented in my homely state | 1781.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Content's the greatest blessing man can know | 1767.09.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Coreus unmarried grumbled for a wife | 1767.10.05 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Coreus unmarried grumbled for a wife | 1783.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Could but our tempers move like this machine | 1776.12.09 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Could but our trumpets move like this machine | 1772.04.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Could I obtain the bliss I most desire | 1732.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Could mortals taste of heavenly bliss and joy | 1747.09.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Could'st thou but judge as well as execute | 1734.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Council of a friend Belinda hear, The | 1771.05.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Counsels of a friend, Belinda, hear, The | 1769.04.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Coxcomb bird, so talkative & grave, The | 1769.03.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Coxcomb bird, so talkative and grave, The | 1772.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Coxcomb once in Handel's parlour found, A | 1772.03.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Coxcomb once in Handel's parlour found, A | 1772.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Coxcomb once in Handel's parlour found, A | 1768.04.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Crab fish once her daughter told, A | 1736.10.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Criticks avaunt! Tobacco is my theme; | 1778.02.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Crown'd be the man with lasting praise | 1767.08.17 | Pottsgrove | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Crown'd with the verdures of departed spring | 1735.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cura ut Valens: For Health once gone | 1770.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cure of the miser's wish, and cowards fear | 1764.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curiosity's another name for Man | 1764.06.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.06.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1773.05.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curs'd be the man whose heart, unmov'd, can hear | 1773.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curs'd be the man whose heart, unmov'd, can hear | 1773.12.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curs'd be the man whose heart, unmov'd can hear | 1774.01.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curs'd be the man whose heart unmov'd, can hear | 1736.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curs'd be the tim'rous fool, whose feeble mind | 1770.08.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cursed the man who inverts nature's laws | 1773.08.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Curst be the tongue that slander deals about | 1778.07.16 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Custom, that tyranness of fools | 1768.04.08 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Cynic tutor fruitless lectures reads, The | 1771.08.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dark on the mountains rests th' autumnal shade | 1769.10.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dart of Izdabel prevails! 'twas dipt, The | 1782.10.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Das was ich that, um reis [ ] zu holen, mein Herr | 1768.04.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dass alle Thiere denken koennen | 1768.09.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dass oft die allerbesten Gaben | 1782.05.21 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Daughter of heav'n! Aurora, rise | 1781.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dawn is overcast, the morning low'rs, The | 1767.05.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Day presses on the heels of day | 1762.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dear Charles, as I find | 1752.10.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dear Peggy, since the single state | 1753.05.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dear, Peggy, since the single state | 1775.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dear Peggy since the single state | 1776.11.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dear Peggy, since the single state | 1783.07.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dear Thomas, didst thou never pop | 1775.11.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Death is the worst, a fate which all must try | 1783.11.11 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Death lie a torrent sweeps away | 1771.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Death treads in pleasure's footsteps round the world | 1768.03.25 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Debt of nature must by all be paid, The | 1773.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Deep in a grove by cypress shaded | 1772.02.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Delay gives strength; the tender bladed grain | 1772.03.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Delay gives strength; the tender bladed grain | 1769.12.13 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Delightful task! to rear the tender thought | 1734.03.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Deliver me, O! Lord, my God | 1769.02.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Deliver'd in a dull and listless strain | 1749.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Deluded men, these holds forego | 1771.03.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Deluded mortals cautiously look round | 1770.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Der du zu deiner Ruh dem nichts so gern vergisst | 1753.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Descend, contentment! from thy seat above | 1744.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Descend, Urania, and inspire my verse | 1769.10.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Descend, Urania, and inspire my verse | 1769.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Descending from the heights of heaven, he came | 1774.01.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Despicable creature is a worm, A | 1774.02.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Despicable creature is a worm, A | 1762.11.06 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Devotion! Daughter of astronomy! | 1769.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Diamon'd and the ruby's blaze, The | 1769.03.28 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Diamond's and the ruby's blaze, The | 1770.07.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Diamonds and the ruby's blaze, The | 1781.03.13 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Diamond's and the ruby's blaze, The | 1783.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Diamond's and the ruby's blaze, The | 1783.07.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Diamond's and the ruby's blaze, The | 1783.09.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Diamond's and the ruby's blaze, The | 1774.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Did fortune, what to shew she'll give | 1775.06.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Did you, ye fair, behold this pleasing sight | 1775.07.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Did you, ye fair, behold this pleasing sight | 1772.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dim was the fire, and foul the hearth | 1772.12.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dim was the fire, and foul the hearth | 1768.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dis ist der Tag, den Gott gemacht | 1738.01.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Do thou, O God, in mercy help | 1738.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Do thou, O God, in mercy help | 1770.08.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Do you, my fair, endeavour to possess | 1770.10.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Do you, my fair, endeavour to possess | 1770.10.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Do you my fair, endeavour to possess | 1749.04.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dog impleads a sheep, pretends a debt, A | 1776.08.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dorinda chearful, young and gay | 1771.12.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Down from th' Almighty's throne above | 1771.11.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Drawn by the sun's declining beam | 1771.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Drawn by the sun's declining beam | 1772.01.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Drawn by the sun's declining beam | 1782.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dreams, the delusive phantoms of the brain | 1773.08.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dropp'd in a coffeehouse | 1776.11.20 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Dropping upon the stoney floor | 1767.10.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Drunken fool, with palsy'd hand, The | 1782.02.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Du klagst und fuehlest die Beschwerden | 1769.09.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Durch Unglueck mehr, als durch Versehn | 1749.01.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Duty demands, the parent's voice | 1749.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Duty demands the parent's voice | 1773.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Duty demands, the parents voice | 1753.11.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Each creature's link'd to that below it | 1753.07.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Each creature's linked to that below it | 1771.09.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Each night is garnish'd with surprising lights | 1782.08.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Each path of life some happiness bestows | 1749.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eager for lot'ry news you call | 1763.03.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eager for lott'ry new ye call! | 1783.06.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eagle, of majestic size, An | 1783.07.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eagle, of majestic size, An | 1734.07.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Early this morn (a time to muses kind) | 1781.04.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Earth and all the heav'nly frame, The | 1764.12.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Easy mein, engaging in address, An | 1764.12.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Easy mein, engaging in address, An | 1764.12.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Easy mein, engaging in address, An | 1772.10.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] E'er lions yet had law enslav'd to pow'r | 1772.11.02 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] E'er lions yet had law enslav'd to pow'r | 1774.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] E'er since the day that Adam fell | 1774.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] E'er since the day that Adam fell | 1771.05.07 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] E'er the foundations of the world were laid | 1770.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eile, Herr! Mein Herz zu staerken | 1782.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Einsamkeiten, euch erhebe mein begeisterter Gesang | 1753.10.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Enamour'd bards! your moving strains | 1782.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ent...[?] nun, dem Herrn der Welt zur Ehre | 1760.03.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Envy will merit, as its shade perfue | 1773.02.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Envy will merit as its shade pursue | 1768.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Er (Gott) gibt mir seinen Geist, das Pfand | 1768.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ere pride had open's woman's eyes | 1782.05.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ere the sun's declining ray | 1779.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Erforsche mich, erfahr mein Herz | 1768.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Erinnre dich, mein Geist, erfreut | 1770.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Erloeser, Deine letzten Worte | 1783.06.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Erwache fuer des Himmels Ehre, du neue Welt und steig | 1769.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Es muesse Christi leiden | 1751.12.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Escap'd from storms and tempests, wrecks, and ills | 1742.02.15 | Poitou,France | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Est il donc vrai Monsieur le sot | 1772.09.28 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal God from his exalted throne | 1770.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal maker, hail! hail power divine! | 1770.02.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal Maker, hail! hail power divine! | 1770.01.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal master, hail! hath power divine! | 1770.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal source of ev'ry joy! | 1774.01.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal source of ev'ry joy! | 1768.01.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal Sov'reign of the sky | 1771.05.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal sov'reign of the sky | 1746.12.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal to prevent such horrid fray, The | 1773.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal wisdom, sovereign care | 1773.01.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Eternal wisdom, sovereign care | 1778.12.12 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Evil be, to him that Evil thinks | 1751.04.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Exalted muse, in mystic lays | 1778.02.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Exalted on her ebon throne | 1739.03.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Excess began, and sloth sustain'd the trade | 1773.04.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Expatiate free o'er all this scene of man | 1771.02.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Expatiate long in nice debate | 1771.10.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fahrt fort, die hoffnungsvolle Jugend | 1756.03.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fair as the dawning light! auspicious guest! | 1763.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fair Chloe's dress (which Venus self might wear) | 1772.05.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fair one, whom her helmet veils, A | 1767.12.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fair sat panting at a courtier's play | 1739.01.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fair, sweet, young, receive this friendly strain | 1777.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Falsly we think that change of place | 1771.01.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fame, riches, honour, birth, or wit | 1771.02.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fame, riches, honour, birth, or wit | 1758.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fame, valor, conquest, grac'd the Spartan state | 1758.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fame, valor, conquest, grac'd the Spartan state | 1758.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fame, valour, conquest, grac'd the Spartan state | 1758.06.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fame, valour, strength, grac'd the Spartan state | 1774.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Famine in masquerade, behold thy portrait here | 1771.12.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Far from the gilded mansions of the great | 1767.05.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Far in the west there liv'd of old | 1767.07.03 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Far in the West there liv'd of old | 1767.08.15 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Far in the west there liv'd of old | 1767.09.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Far in the west there liv'd of old | 1771.11.25 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewel, vain world! and thou its vainest part | 1783.12.06 | Dover | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewel vain world, since I must bid adieu | 1736.04.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewel you gilded follies, pleasant troubles | 1769.12.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewell aspiring thoughts, no more | 1770.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewell aspiring thoughts, no more | 1770.03.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewell aspiring thoughts, no more | 1773.03.12 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewell, aspiring thoughts no more | 1771.02.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewell my friends, whom tender love constrains | 1774.09.22 | Woodbridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farewell, vain world, I've had enough of thee | 1777.09.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Farmer's wife, with pensive care, The | 1743.06.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fatally fair are they, and in their smiles | 1736.09.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fate shapes our lives as it divides the years | 1768.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fate wings with ev'ry wish th' afflictive dart | 1752.04.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father and friend of human race | 1766.01.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father and friend of human race | 1744.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father divine! eternal one! | 1768.04.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! Eternal mind! | 1773.11.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! Eternal mind | 1773.12.29 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! eternal mind | 1773.12.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! Eternal mind | 1774.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! eternal Mind | 1738.09.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! in every age | 1739.02.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all; in every age | 1764.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! in every age | 1771.10.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! in every age | 1775.10.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all! in ev'ry age | 1766.04.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of all, omnipotent | 1736.08.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of [Mer], nature's lord | 1742.04.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father of mercies, hear our prayers | 1741.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father whose hand on all bestows | 1764.02.11 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Father! whose word hath giv'n all being birth | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fathers and mothers, train your children's youth | 1773.11.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fatigu'd with illness, sick with pain | 1774.03.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fatigu'd with illness, sick with pain | 1749.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fav'rite cat that long in brewhouse dwelt, A | 1736.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Feebly up-casting wishful looks | 1782.02.13 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Few are content with what they've got | 1782.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Few are content with what they've got | 1774.11.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Few words are best, I wish you well | 1779.06.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fidelity, tho' now no more | 1769.05.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fidelity, though now no more | 1769.10.23 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fidelity, though now no more | 1771.07.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fidelity, though now no more | 1771.07.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fidelity, though now no more | 1771.08.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fidelity, though now no more | 1753.08.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Firm on the rolling deck he stood | 1775.07.14 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] First, of her Lord, the temper let her scan | 1772.12.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] First physicians by debauch were made, The | 1766.07.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] First see the land, which thou intend'st to buy | 1765.01.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] First, the great gods thy utmost rev'rence claim | 1783.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Flowers of nature fade and die, The | 1771.01.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Flowing tide that thunder o'er the shore, The | 1771.12.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Flying rumours gather'd as they roll'd, The | 1775.12.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Flying rumours gather'd as they roll'd, The | 1773.10.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fond atheist, could a giddy dance | 1772.12.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fond Atheists; could a giddy dance | 1772.12.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fond atheists; could a giddy dance | 1773.01.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fond Atheists; could a giddy dance | 1772.06.16 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fond man to deem thyself immortal go and view | 1782.08.28 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fool, that is wealthy, is sure of a bride, The | 1782.04.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Foolish the man! who wastes his prime | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For earthly monarchs, in their grandeur vain | 1738.03.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For God, they think, no notice takes | 1767.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For he who hopes his bile shall not offend | 1741.11.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For heaps of gold let plodding misers toil | 1772.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For him alone, hope leads from goal to goal | 1762.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For me, let Wisdom's sacred fountain flow | 1768.04.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For modes of faith, let graceless zealots fight | 1732.06.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For thee I dim these eyes, and stuff this head | 1774.08.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For these few hours of life allotted me | 1732.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] For wind up hypochondria pent | 1766.07.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Forbear to call the man possest | 1775.12.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Forever hail! auspicious morn | 1740.08.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Forgive the muse, who in unhallow'd strains | 1760.03.15 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fortune, a goddess, mortals own | 1773.03.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Four sterling lines of good advice | 1766.11.05 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fox and the cat, as they travel'd one day, The | 1771.04.25 | Italy | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Frail is the state of visionary man | 1769.10.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Frauenlist, dem Eigensinn getreu, Der | 1772.06.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fraught with each fashion in its highest taste | 1768.07.16 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Free-born English, generous and wise, The | 1771.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom coeval with man's life began | 1771.05.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom coeval with man's life began | 1771.07.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom coeval with man's life began | 1770.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom, mankind's safest guide! | 1770.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom, mankind's safest guide! | 1774.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1774.05.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1774.05.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1774.06.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1738.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Fret not thy self because of the ungodly | 1769.06.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freund, wer ein Laster liebt, der liebt die Laster alle | 1783.07.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Freunde erhabener Thaten | 1774.02.09 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friend, what is he? Why he's one that loves | 1774.02.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friend, what is he? A | 1773.10.29 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friend, what is he? Why he's one that loves, A | 1773.11.04 | Stanford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friend, what is he? Why he's one that loves, A | 1751.03.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friend, when a rival poem you peruse | 1783.03.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship adieu, thou dear deceiving good | 1768.12.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship adieu, thou idle foolish thing! | 1770.02.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship adieu, thou idle foolish thing! | 1753.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship, companion to sincerity | 1772.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship is love from all its dross refin'd | 1772.07.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship is love from all it's dross refin'd | 1776.01.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship is the joy of reason | 1776.01.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship is the joy of reason | 1769.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship, peculiar boon of heav'n | 1782.05.14 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship, peculiar gift of heav'n | 1771.02.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship, that source of bliss, was first design | 1763.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship, the heav'nly theme, I sing | 1779.04.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship thou passion most refin'd | 1781.07.09 | Westminster | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Friendship, 'tis true, can num'rous sweets bestow | 1781.09.26 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From a poet that's proud of his wit and his parts | 1736.03.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From a wife of small fortune but yet very proud | 1747.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From envious tales, and idle life refrain | 1774.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From flatt'ring hopes, by cheerful fancy rais'd | 1772.11.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From noble birth our virtuous hero came | 1772.12.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From noble birth our virtuous hero came | 1771.11.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From scenes of riot, and unmeaning noise | 1772.02.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From scenes of riot, and unmeaning noise | 1769.01.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From the east | 1774.06.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From thirst of rule what dire disasters flow | 1771.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From this day's vengeance let the nations know | 1764.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From those blest regions where the sun displays | 1768.01.18 | Litchfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From trifle to trifle, this volatile age | 1768.02.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From trifle to trifle, this volatile age | 1746.02.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From unnat'ral rebellion, that dierful curse | 1760.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From yonder beauteous realms of light | 1770.12.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] From yonder beauteous realms of light | 1769.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Full little knowest thou that hast not try'd | 1772.10.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Full many a gem of purest ray serene | 1780.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gaffer Grubb, full of care, a good trade for his son | 1745.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gamsters at dice, oft get an empty purse | 1769.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gates of Hell are open night and day, The | 1774.07.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gay Bacchus, one evening, inviting his friends | 1773.03.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gayly I liv'd as ease and nature taught | 1751.01.09 | Cork | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Geron, a jovial monk, a tipling blade | 1781.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ghastly head, low rolling in the dust, The | 1767.03.04 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Giddy youth had bent his way, A | 1759.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gigantic are our hopes and fears | 1775.11.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Girls of this age are so dazzled with show, The | 1782.02.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Girls of this age are so dazzled with show, The | 1723.02.04 | Rhode Island | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Give ear thou judge of all the earth | 1749.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Give me a mind serene and free | 1769.11.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Give me a mind serene and free | 1783.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Glimm'ring taper on the table stands, The | 1753.09.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Glory is not half so fair | 1783.08.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go faithful mirror of ingenuous truth | 1729.05.27 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go forth my muse, and be not thou dismay'd | 1771.09.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go gently on, instruct the rising age | 1770.11.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go! go, Philanthrop (mount thy native skies | 1772.12.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go into human bodies, be this your view | 1775.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go, like the sun, let bounty spread her ray | 1775.05.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go, like the sun, let bounty spread her ray | 1773.12.20 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go men of deep researches, say, where springs | 1766.12.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go on Hortensio; plead your master's cause | 1783.01.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go wiser thou, and in thy scale of sense | 1783.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go wiser thou, and in thy scale of sense | 1783.01.23 | Wethersfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go wiser thou, and in thy scale of sense | 1783.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Go wiser thou, and in thy seale of sense | 1748.12.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God does not always punishments display | 1780.10.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God gives us friends to bless the present scene | 1731.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God gives us what he knows our wants require | 1734.07.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God gives us what he knows our wants require | 1735.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God gives us what he knows our wants require | 1776.06.07 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God in nature of each being sounds | 1783.09.23 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God is my shepherd, by whose care | 1763.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1763.12.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1771.01.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1773.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God of my life, thy constant care | 1759.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God there is, the whole creation tells, A | 1747.08.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God there is, the whose creation tells, A | 1753.07.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Goddess! presiding o'er the plains | 1766.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Godly piety refines the whole | 1753.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gods, to curse Pamela with her pray'rs, The | 1764.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1768.01.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1768.01.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1769.01.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1772.04.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1780.01.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God's vast existence ne'er decays | 1768.01.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] God's vast experience ne'er decays | 1766.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Goe, soule, the bodies guest | 1767.03.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Goe, soule, the bodies guest | 1776.10.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Going out, and coming in | 1771.08.29 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Golden age! a specious cheat! The | 1771.09.13 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Golden Age! a specious cheat, The | 1775.10.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Golden streams of commerce are witheld, The | 1772.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gone's the philosophic train | 1770.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good Christians that do Christmas keep | 1771.01.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good man's steps are all with caution trod, A | 1771.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good man's steps are all with caution trod, A | 1767.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good men are scarce, the just are thinly sown | 1781.01.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good morrow to thee-how do'st do? | 1775.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good name in man and woman | 1736.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good repute, a virtuous name, A | 1783.01.22 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good sense and learning may esteem obtain | 1783.02.25 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good sense and learning may esteem obtain | 1735.01.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good, that never satisfies the mind, A | 1737.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good unexpected, evil unforeseen | 1749.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good unexpected, evil unforeseen | 1756.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Good unexpected, evil unforeseen | 1773.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gott aus Gott, des Menschen Sohn | 1774.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gott habe Dank! ein Jahr ist wieder um | 1768.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gott ruft der Sonn und schaffe den Mond | 1779.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gott segne diese Stadt | 1773.03.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Gott, unser Schoepfer, starb, das Leben aller Leben | 1783.09.06 | France | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grand dieu, tes jugemens font remplis d'equite' | 1762.03.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, Gods, a little seat | 1775.05.12 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, good God! this wish, to crown my store | 1749.02.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n! the man that's brave | 1749.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n! the man that's brave | 1754.01.28 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n, what I request | 1754.02.26 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n, what I request | 1775.04.12 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n! what I request | 1769.06.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me propitious heav'n this | 1782.09.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me ye gods, some calm retreat | 1782.11.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me, ye Gods, some calm retreat | 1761.09.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me--deep touch'd with human woes | 1761.09.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grant me--deep touch'd with human woes | 1773.12.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great father of the skies, whose boundless sway | 1774.01.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great father of the skies, whose boundless sway | 1760.03.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great gift that nature does bestow, The | 1773.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great God, thy judgements are supremely right | 1773.03.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great God, thy judgements are supremely right | 1779.05.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great God, thy judgments are supremely right | 1749.01.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great God! whose power o'er Heav'n and earth presides | 1739.12.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great Jove, ambitious of immortal name | 1764.06.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great nature's god, whose liberal hand appears | 1772.02.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great nature's God, whose liberal hand appears | 1772.03.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great nature's God, whose liberal hand appears | 1772.03.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great nature's God, whose liberal hand appears | 1772.11.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great nature's God, whose liberal hand appears | 1776.08.19 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great ruler of the earth and skies | 1776.09.06 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Great ruler of the earth and skies | 1767.07.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Greater part of human kind, The | 1767.07.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Greater part of human-kind, The | 1771.11.21 | Williamburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Greatest gift that nature does bestow, The | 1772.08.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Greedy wolves, unguarded sheep devour, The | 1751.05.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Grim Belzeebub ask'd, if the juniper still | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Groesste Plage kluger Ohren, Die | 1773.01.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Growing foppery of the nation, The | 1773.02.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Growing foppery of the nation, The | 1738.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Had I a field, it too should be | 1747.11.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Had man in state of innocence remaind | 1772.04.07 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hah! not a breath of wind! no gentle breeze | 1782.01.10 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail, auspicious morning, clear | 1769.09.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail awful light! stupendous herald hail! | 1769.09.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail awful light! stupendous herald hail! | 1769.10.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail awful light! stupendous herald hail! | 1769.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail awful light! stupendous herald hail! | 1769.10.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail awful light! stupendous herald hail! | 1732.05.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail! charming pow'r of self-opinion | 1766.10.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail dulness! hail! thou cloud-compelling power | 1771.08.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail glorious orb! hail second work of God | 1732.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail! great instructor of mankind | 1778.01.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail, happy land, nor King nor Peer | 1783.08.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail happy spring of human joys | 1780.04.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail heavenly hope, divinely fair! | 1772.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail! Heav'n-descended charity! | 1780.03.15 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail, heav'nly hope, divinely fair! | 1780.05.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail heav'nly hope, divinely fair | 1769.03.16 | Sweethall | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail ignorance! thou source of all content | 1757.12.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail learned bard! who dost thy power dispense | 1782.10.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail lovely power! whose bosom heaves the sigh | 1783.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail lovely pow'r ! whose bosom heaves the sigh | 1764.07.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail marriage! sacred rite, whose mystic tie | 1767.03.12 | Devonshire | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail mighty pow'r! Triumphant victor hail! | 1706.02.25 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail powers beneath! whose influence imparts | 1767.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail, rising morn! and hail auspicious day | 1772.12.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail sacred wisdom, in whose blest retreat | 1770.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail! Solitude, calm peaceful state | 1773.06.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail, sweet content! could I but thee possess | 1743.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail the dear angles of the Lord | 1740.06.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail then thou Rev. Sage a doctrine great | 1771.12.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail, thou bless'd spirit, come and sing | 1755.05.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded love! misterious law, true source | 1754.11.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded Love! Mysterious Law! | 1764.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded love! mysterious law! | 1770.09.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded love! mysterious law, &c | 1732.05.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded love, mysterious law, true source | 1733.02.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded love, mysterious, law, true source | 1733.03.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded love, mysterious law, true scource | 1754.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail wedded love! mysterious law! true source of | 1773.03.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hail welcome day! refreshing morn! | 1779.10.16 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Half way up heav'n the night had whirl'd her ear | 1779.09.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Half way up heav'n the night has whirl'd her car | 1763.12.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happiest of mortals he, who timely wise | 1783.07.01 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy is he, and he alone, who knows | 1780.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy my friend, O happy may you be | 1744.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy that man, that has per Ann | 1745.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy that man, that has per ann | 1754.11.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy that pair, and that alone | 1753.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the maid, whose body pure and chaste | 1771.12.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man (but ah, how few we find) | 1772.01.31 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man (but ah, how few we find) | 1772.02.14 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man (but ah, how few we find) | 1776.08.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man (but ah how few we find!) | 1776.09.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man, (but ah how few we find! | 1773.10.23 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man of pure and upright heart | 1761.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man of reason, freed from strife | 1752.09.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man that has per an | 1769.11.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man that has per ann | 1769.12.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man that has per ann | 1782.02.09 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man that has per ann | 1732.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the Man! thrice happy he! | 1751.06.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man to whom kind heav'n | 1759.01.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man, who, innocent | 1771.12.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man, who, studying nature's laws | 1780.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man, who, taught by others woe | 1769.04.04 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man whoe'er shall find | 1770.08.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man whoe'er shall find | 1770.08.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man whoe'er shall find | 1768.12.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man who'er shall find | 1781.03.13 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man who'er shall find | 1774.04.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man, whose wish and care | 1775.06.09 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy the man, whose wish and care | 1774.02.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Happy was virtue in the times of old | 1767.03.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark how the sacred thunder rends the skies! | 1767.03.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark how the sacred thunder rends the skies | 1764.03.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark, my gay friend, that solemn toll | 1768.11.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark, my gay friend, that solemn toll | 1769.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark, my gay friend, that solemn toll | 1783.02.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark! now the solemn peal begins | 1775.12.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark! the herald angels sing | 1769.07.18 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark! the loud thunders onward roll! | 1767.11.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hark! 'Tis Jehovah says he'll curse no more | 1768.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Harm! What grumbling noise comes thro' the yielding air! | 1768.05.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Harmless natives basely they trepan, The | 1782.10.02 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He comes! he comes! on clouds he comes! | 1751.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He comes, he comes! with glory crown'd | 1769.06.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He had been long tow'rds mathematicks | 1769.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He his fabric of the heavens | 1776.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He needs no arms for his defence | 1766.10.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He pride, he pomp, he luxury diffuss'd | 1767.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He pride, he pomp, he luxury diffuss'd | 1760.08.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He speaks and awful bonds his sable brows | 1767.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He that malignant blasts his absent friends | 1769.11.15 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He that scolds and runs away | 1759.04.10 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He that shall rail against his absent friends | 1764.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He that shall rail against his absent friends | 1772.10.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He that would great in science grow | 1773.05.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He that's unskillful will not toss a ball | 1768.03.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He was in logick a great critick | 1758.09.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He who intends t' advise the young and gay | 1772.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He who unworthy ends pursues | 1776.02.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He whose heart with social fire | 1752.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hear, gracious Lord! once more the grateful lay | 1753.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hear, Peggy, since the single state | 1759.02.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hear, Peggy, since the single state | 1767.01.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hear, Peggy, since the single state | 1767.03.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hear, preacher, hear, and answer if you can | 1767.05.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hear, Querist, hear, and cavil if you can | 1772.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hearing a woman cry some fish | 1773.03.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heart that bleeds for other's woes, The | 1771.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heaven gives the needful, but neglected call | 1765.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heavenly friendship, balm of woe | 1763.11.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heav'n oft before the bolt is hurl'd | 1763.11.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heav'n oft before the bolt is hurl'd | 1763.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heav'n oft before the bolt is hurl'd | 1763.11.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heav'n oft before the fatal bolt is hurl'd | 1763.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heav'n oft before the fatal bolt is hurl'd | 1763.11.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heav'n oft before the fatal bolt is hurl'd | 1763.07.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heav'n's sacred will, Leaconoe[?] wait | 1781.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heilig und heit [ ]er bei Tage! | 1741.01.20 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hell cares not how crude holiness be preach'd | 1770.09.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hence Bellmour, perfidious! this instant retire | 1739.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hence Ephialtes, hence stern | 1745.02.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Her soul was thoroughly endu'd | 1762.02.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here fond man! | 1736.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here in one horrid ruine lies | 1773.06.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here learn my chosen sons the gainful art | 1751.07.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here lies, and here's likely to lie, after all | 1752.11.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here, Peggy, since the single state | 1769.04.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here, reader, here time's rapid course descry | 1769.06.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here reader here time's rapid course descry | 1772.06.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Here the terrific crack, the solemn roar | 1779.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Herever Truth has made her glorious stand | 1750.11.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Her'n erect, with stately stride, A | 1750.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Her'n erect, with stately stride, A | 1780.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Heroes of modern or of ancient time | 1782.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Herr ist Gott. Singt ihm ein Lied des Jahrs, Der | 1773.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Herr ist wahrlich auferstanden! | 1768.03.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Herr, staerke mich, Dein Leiden zu bedenken | 1768.05.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Herr und Vater aller Wesen, aller Himmel, aller Welten | 1766.01.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He's cautious, Sir, he's subtle, he's a courtier | 1776.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He's [ ]iy brave that can sustain | 1752.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He's not the happy man, to whom is given | 1749.02.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] He's not the happy man, to whom is giv'n | 1749.01.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] High and mighty King of Kings | 1749.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] High and mighty King of Kings, The | 1769.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] High born, immortal is the soul | 1770.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] High let us swell our tuneful notes | 1772.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] High let us swell the tuneful notes | 1765.04.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] High on a throne of royal state, which far | 1767.01.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hills of joy, in prospect rise | 1771.05.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Him fortune cannot fear, nor much elate | 1771.04.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Him fortune cannot sink, nor much elate | 1776.06.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Him, fortune cannot sink, nor much elate | 1773.03.11 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Him, let the tender office long engage | 1770.04.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Himmel ruehmen des ewigen Ehre, Die | 1736.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] His host (as crouds are superstitious | 1740.08.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] His knowledge was not far behind | 1780.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hoary morn's instructive cares, The | 1771.06.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Honest hart, whose tho'ts are clear, The | 1771.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Honest heart, whose thoughts are clear, The | 1754.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Honest man, whom fortune does displace | 1781.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Honest praise oft nobly sway | 1774.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Honour and shame from no condition rise | 1773.10.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Honour gone, and virtue fled | 1771.08.27 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hope, sovereign balm, for each dejected soul | 1766.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hortensio, late a rising name | 1768.10.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hound the fleetest of the breed, A | 1769.05.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hound, the fleetest of the breed, A | 1778.01.19 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How are the mighty fall'n! O Israel's chief! | 1771.08.23 | Dartmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How bold and open, is eternal truth! | 1771.09.10 | Dartmouth Coll | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How bold and open, is eternal truth? | 1765.01.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How can we adore | 1759.07.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How chang'd the scene, since from their native reign | 1753.08.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How charming is divine philosophy | 1783.04.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How common 'tis for heedless youth | 1759.09.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How dangerous it is to venture near the verge... | 1746.07.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How do'st thou do, my dear; you look as pale | 1767.09.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How each fond parent still pursues | 1753.07.07 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How every day unworthy of thy love | 1731.08.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How gaily is at first begun | 1734.06.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How gaily is at first begun | 1771.01.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How gaily is at first begun | 1770.04.16 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How gay at first life's chearful dawn | 1770.03.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How gay at first life's cheerful dawn | 1770.08.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How gay at first life's cheerful dawn | 1773.12.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How happy is he born and taught | 1774.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How happy is he born and taught | 1782.04.23 | Eton College | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1783.01.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1783.02.08 | Eton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1783.03.04 | England | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How happy is he born or taught | 1781.01.24 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How hard the lot of human kind | 1781.02.15 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How hard the lot of human kind | 1774.07.28 | Italy | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How has kind heaven adorn'd the happy land | 1774.07.07 | Italy | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How has kind heav'n adorn'd the happy land | 1774.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How have I heard the fair lament | 1729.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How is my honest soul oppress'd | 1756.10.09 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How kind has heav'n adorn'd this happy land | 1728.12.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How lovely sacred pourtraiture appears! | 1730.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How lovely sacred pourtraiture appears! | 1772.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How oft do those we think our friends | 1772.04.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How oft do those we think our friends | 1734.07.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How pleasant is it, to behold on shore | 1734.06.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How pleasant it is, to behold on shore | 1783.11.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How short is life's uncertain space | 1763.08.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How soon can fortune shift the scene | 1782.02.14 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How sure, how certain does each index show | 1773.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How sweet and pleasant to a man endu'd | 1783.05.13 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How sweet the air! how fair each scene! | 1775.04.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How swift doth beauty glide, alas! | 1775.06.16 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How swift doth beauty glide, alas! | 1774.01.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How swift those moments bring to end | 1759.11.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How truly blest are they, and only they | 1752.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How vain is man! how flatt'ring are his joys! | 1776.06.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How vain is man! how flatt'ring are his joys! | 1756.03.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How vain is man! How fluttering are his joys! | 1753.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How vain is man! how flutt'ring are his joys! | 1737.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How weak the atheist's argument, how odd | 1749.09.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How wild is youth? How wicked and prophane | 1773.11.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How wild is youth? how wicket and prophane | 1773.11.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How wild is youth! how wicked & profane | 1774.12.21 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How wond'rous, Lord, thy mighty works appear | 1774.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How wretched are poor mortals here on earth | 1743.11.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How wretched is a woman's fate | 1770.12.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] How wretched is a womans, fate! | 1773.04.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] However adverse be thy station | 1773.05.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] However adverse be thy station | 1762.08.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hunde-Waerter pries juengst treflich seine Brut, Ein | 1750.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Husband and wife could ne'er more fitly join | 1738.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Hypocrisy, the thriving'st calling | 1739.03.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I as the pure limpid stream, when foul with stains | 1741.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I ask the works of deep and clear divines | 1774.07.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I do not ask thee, Fate, to give | 1781.12.12 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I do not know a cheerless hour | 1782.06.11 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I do not know a cheerless hour | 1764.01.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I drank; I lik'd it not | 1763.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I drank; I lik'd it not: 'Twas rage! 'twas noise! | 1771.04.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I drank; I lik'd it not: 'Twas rage! 'twas noise! | 1772.02.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I drank; I lik'd it not: 'Twas rage! 'twas noise! | 1770.05.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I dream'd that buried in my fellow-clay | 1776.02.13 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I dreamt that buried in my native clay | 1750.03.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I dreamt, that bury'd in my fellow clay | 1770.08.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I envy not the proud their wealth | 1772.02.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I envy not the proud their wealth | 1769.10.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I find you here this little piece | 1774.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I hate the face however fair | 1771.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I hate the man of abject race | 1771.08.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I hate the man of abject race | 1768.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I hate the man who builds his name | 1751.08.19 | Kingston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I have lost my mistress, horse and wife! | 1774.03.10 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I kept the time with that religious zeal | 1731.05.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I know you lawyers can with ease | 1773.01.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I love thee; for thy Jesu's sake | 1773.02.01 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I love thee, for thy Jesus's sake | 1772.09.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I never did hold all that glitters is gold | 1772.10.26 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I never did hold all that glitters is gold | 1749.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I saw the rising | 1751.05.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I sicken at the nonsense of the croud | 1778.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I snatch'd my pen and wrote a line | 1768.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I strike at vice, be't where it will | 1772.02.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I the progress of this business | 1772.10.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I would not have you, Strephon, choose a mate | 1732.05.06 | Augsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ich bin ein armer Exultant | 1744.11.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ich gratulire dir, mein Freund, zum neuen Orden | 1769.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ich komme vor dein Angesicht | 1750.02.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If a lawful excuse, I can plead, for | 1768.02.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If a man gives his youth to his girl and his glass | 1733.06.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If adverse fortune brings to pass | 1769.01.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If all be true that I do think | 1776.01.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If all the social virtues of the mind | 1779.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If all things succeed as already agreed | 1779.04.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If all things succeed as already agreed | 1771.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If all things succeed, as already decreed | 1779.03.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If an all perfect mind rules over mankind | 1783.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If Beauty, like his own, must Phaon move | 1730.09.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If bees a government maintain | 1752.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If bees a government maintain | 1777.11.10 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If by as be snatch'd so soon, and why his date | 1783.03.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If e'er I am doom'd the marriage bands to wear | 1773.02.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If e'er I am in wedlock joyn'd | 1774.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If fortune would smile, and I cannot complain | 1771.03.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If gaming does an aged fire entice | 1783.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If gay Calista, in the flow'ry road | 1783.09.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If gay Calista, in the flow'ry road | 1761.06.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If gen'rous friendship and harmonious love | 1761.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If gen'rous friendship and harmonious love | 1766.06.28 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If gen'rous friendship and harmonious love | 1750.11.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If gentlest nature flowing with high blood | 1781.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If God afflicts his saints so far | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If happiness through me they gain | 1770.08.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If heaven on me affliction send | 1770.09.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If heaven on me affliction send | 1752.12.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If human life, in prosp'rous station plac'd | 1753.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If human life, in prosp'rous station plac'd | 1752.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If human life, in prosp'rous stations plac'd | 1753.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If human life, in pros'rous station plac'd | 1770.08.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If I am right, thy grace impart | 1764.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If in the wild a pleasing spot we must | 1764.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If in the wild a pleasing spot we must | 1764.05.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If in this wild a pleasing spot we meet | 1767.04.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If it be your wisdom's aim | 1760.03.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If mines of wealth, in every field were found | 1782.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If on this busy theatre of life | 1782.05.07 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If on this roof high heaven should send | 1772.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If on this roof high heav'n should send | 1778.02.25 | Burlington | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If once in judgement sir yo've err'd | 1771.04.06 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If thou that are rich despisest the poor | 1772.10.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If thro' this sea of life, Licinius dear | 1769.07.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If time must run eternal round | 1771.07.06 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If to a patient call'd, to him unknown | 1768.01.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If truth divine e'er flow'd from mortal's pen' | 1752.12.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If virtue by success declines | 1780.11.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you are not too proud for a word of advice | 1780.12.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you are not too proud for a word of advice | 1783.07.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you, fair Sylvia, hope the gods will hear | 1768.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you with sickness are in dismal plight | 1768.08.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you with sickness are in dismal plight | 1775.03.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you wou'd aspire | 1762.11.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you would live from all incumbrance free | 1774.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] If you'd be truly blest in love | 1768.06.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ihr, die ihr nach der Tugend strebet | 1769.09.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ihr Staaten, die so leicht ein schlechter Nutz entzweyt | 1769.05.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ihr zweifelt nicht, ihr starken Geister | 1782.09.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Im Herzen rein, hinauf gen Himmel schauen | 1732.01.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I'm not High-Church nor Low-Church, nor Tory | 1773.02.15 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I'm resolved when I die in a tavern I'll lay | 1761.09.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Immediately a place, before his eyes appear'd | 1770.11.30 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Immortal Pope! thy son immortal see | 1773.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Immortal power! my ardent pray'rs receive | 1769.06.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Immortals once conven'd in state, The | 1767.01.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Imparted to each laughter-loving fair | 1730.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In a thick shade, the owl, the bat | 1765.03.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Aesop's days, when trees could speak | 1767.02.28 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Aesop's famous world of wit | 1773.09.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Aesop's famous world of wit | 1782.10.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Aesop's famous world of wit | 1783.06.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In all misfortunes, this advantage lies | 1761.05.19 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ancient days, 'twas god's most sacred will | 1773.08.03 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ancient times e'er frequent vice began | 1768.10.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ancient times, if fame says true | 1754.05.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In answer to the widow's letter | 1773.04.09 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In antient times, ere frequent vice began | 1773.03.19 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In beauty's praise let other's write | 1769.07.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In cloaths, be fashion crazy to excess | 1775.05.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In days of yore, as sages tell | 1782.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In days of yore, as sages tell | 1735.04.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In days of yore, by fasting, watching, pray'r | 1770.01.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In days of yore, when Greece the sceptre sway'd | 1783.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In desarts waste, and dress'd in skins | 1778.09.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Esop's days, when all things spoke | 1782.06.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Esop's days, when trees could speak | 1757.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In every scene the moral is divine | 1774.10.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In every soul, 'tis said, are seen the rise | 1775.10.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry civil war this hazard's run | 1750.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry climate, age and state | 1750.04.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry climate, age and state | 1763.12.03 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry country, ev'ry age, we find | 1767.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry country, ev'ry age, we find | 1768.06.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry country, ev'ry age, we find | 1774.12.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry fool, 'tis said, are seen the rise | 1774.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In ev'ry soul, 'tis said, are seen the rise | 1768.06.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In fair Circassia, where, to love inclin'd | 1777.11.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In fancy's ideal kingdom, restless rolls | 1762.07.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In farmer's yard, one summer's day | 1783.08.28 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In former days--no matter when | 1783.09.20 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In former days--no matter when | 1783.10.03 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In former days--no matter when | 1779.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In former times, when men were wise | 1779.09.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In former times, when men were wise | 1768.06.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Georgia's land, where Tefflis' towers are seen | 1753.09.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In gold and silver what unseen deceit | 1754.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In gold and silver what unseen deceit | 1757.07.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In gold and silver what unseen deceit | 1777.09.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In gold and silver, what unseen deceit | 1782.08.13 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In grief despondence, levity in joy | 1783.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In grief despondence, levity in joy | 1740.02.12 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In heav'nly choirs a question rose | 1772.04.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In human works, though labour'd on with pain | 1772.06.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In human works, though labour'd on with pain | 1776.12.09 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In life what various scenes appear! | 1783.03.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In life what various scenes appear! | 1749.01.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In matrimony's state, how few there are | 1749.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In matrimony's state, how few there are | 1749.04.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In matrimony's state how few there are | 1780.12.30 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In morals, who exceeds cool reason's bounds | 1735.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Newgate, a book seller once said to his friend | 1732.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In other men we faults can spy | 1769.08.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Ovid often (as I've read) | 1769.04.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Poets Corner in your last | 1773.11.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In preaching well, if you expect the fame | 1768.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In silent horror o'er the boundless waste | 1777.08.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In soldier, churchman, patriot, man in power | 1783.10.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In strict obedience to the heav'nly power | 1783.11.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In strict obedience to the heav'nly power | 1770.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In the fever of youth ev'ry pulse in a flame | 1770.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In the fever of youth ev'ry pulse in a flame | 1770.05.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In the fever of youth, ev'ry pulse in a flame | 1773.04.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In the fever of youth, ev'ry pulse in a flame | 1736.11.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In the immense expance above | 1755.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In the succession of revolving times | 1772.10.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In these infectious times, alas! | 1773.08.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In these infectious times, alas! | 1757.07.01 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In these lov'd scenes what rapt'rous graces shine | 1771.05.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In these my dear you'll plainly see | 1735.10.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In this gay thoughtless age he'as found a way | 1737.04.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In this gay thoughtless age he'as found a way | 1768.01.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In times of debt, distress and danger | 1778.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In virtue's cause the honest man is bold | 1743.12.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In virtue's cause to draw a daring pen | 1779.04.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In virtue's cause to draw a daring pen | 1743.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In what a maze of error do I stray | 1771.12.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In Winter's tedious night, set by the fire | 1780.12.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In wishing nothing we enjoy the most | 1783.08.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In wishing nothing we enjoy the most | 1782.01.09 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In youth, by hope remov'd to distant days | 1782.10.29 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In youth, by hope remov'd to distant days | 1781.10.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In youth gay scenes attract our eyes | 1781.08.22 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] In youth, my hope remov'd to distant days | 1748.03.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Inanimates, who some years since | 1754.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Indulgent God, whose bounteous care | 1764.08.11 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Indulgent god, whose bounteous care | 1764.08.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Indulgent God, whose bounteous care | 1769.01.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Indulgent God whose bounteous care | 1767.08.31 | Chester County | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Indulgent heaven has thee with plenty blest | 1768.01.25 | Bucks County | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Indulgent heav'n allow to ev'ry state | 1729.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Indulgent nature to each kind bestows | 1771.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Inferior thoughts, avaunt! This morn | 1771.03.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ingratitude, that bratt of hell | 1737.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Inhuman landlord! Monster of thy kind | 1771.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Instructing satyr tune thy useful song | 1768.05.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Into whose cruel jaws, if once you fall | 1768.08.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Is happiness the grand pursuit | 1773.03.18 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Is not the care of souls a load sufficient? | 1778.10.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Is there a word of magic found | 1772.07.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Is there a wretch so vile, so base, so low | 1773.08.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Is there no hope? the sick man said | 1759.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Is this a time to fiddle, sing and dance | 1759.04.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Is this a time to fiddle, sing, and dance? | 1769.04.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] It doth appear---for upon these taxations | 1744.02.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] It grieves me much to hear my friend complain | 1753.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] It is hewn with strokes of axes | 1771.01.29 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] It must be done my soul but it is strange | 1775.06.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] It must be own'd in vain we guard | 1772.11.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I've long consider'd in my mind | 1774.07.28 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I've long consider'd in my mind | 1775.01.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I've long consider'd in my mind | 1774.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] I've not the paths of learning try'd | 1782.06.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ja! die Frage is sehr wichtig | 1774.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ja, ja! Mein Heiland wird beschnidten | 1769.06.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ja, ja Processe muessen seyn! | 1769.05.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Jauchst, ihr erloesten, dem Herrn! Er hat sein Werk | 1773.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Jehovah, Lord of Heav'n and earth | 1752.06.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Jesus, the God, who fought and bled | 1767.12.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Joyful Christmas smiling comes | 1768.12.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Joyful circle once was sitting round, A | 1768.04.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Junger Mensch, der sich vermaehlen wolte, Ein | 1783.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Just in the center of a favour'd is'le | 1783.06.17 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Just this little, and no more | 1783.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Just this little, and no more | 1783.08.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Just this little, and no more | 1783.08.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Just this little, and no more | 1783.08.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Just this little, and no more | 1783.09.25 | Windsor | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Just this little, and no more | 1775.12.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Justice must be from violence exempt | 1775.12.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Justice, that heretofore was of such fame | 1768.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kargen Vaters stolzer Sohn, Des | 1769.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kaum hatte noch des Schneiders Hand | 1773.06.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Keep well thy heart--the talk is hard | 1773.06.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Keep well thy heart--the task is hard | 1755.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kid, an heifer, and a lambkin mild, A | 1755.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kid, an heifer, and a lambkin mild, A | 1755.01.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kid, an heifer and a lambkin mild, A | 1755.02.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kid, an heifer, and a lambkin mild, A | 1774.11.30 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kid, an heifer, and a lambkin mild, A | 1734.12.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kingly ruler of the plain, The | 1771.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Kings must be happy, if they'll but assent | 1783.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Knife, dear girl, cuts love, they say, A | 1739.05.21 | Warwickshire | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Know every Christian man alive | 1733.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Know thee Janus, both what thou art | 1759.05.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Know there are words, & spells, which can controll | 1763.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lab'ring mountains were in pieces torn, The | 1779.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lad stroll'd through the court of fame, A | 1782.09.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ladies, you've seen me from lover freed | 1782.06.25 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ladies, you've seen me from one lover freed | 1782.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Laster ist ein Ungeheur, dessen Ausehn so voll Grauen | 1781.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Laut und majestaetisch rollet | 1754.01.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Law, Physic, and Divinity | 1771.09.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Leak'd is our bark | 1760.06.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Learn, learn nobility, th' important truth! | 1766.12.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Learn, mortal, learn the motions of the mind | 1732.04.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Learning that cobweb of the brain | 1735.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let all the works of heaven's eternal King | 1782.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let ancient manners other men delight | 1783.11.18 | Ludlow | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let angel forms angelic truths maintain | 1783.11.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let angel forms angelick truths maintain | 1783.12.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let angel forms angelick truths maintain | 1772.02.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let Camm and Henley drop an angry pen | 1769.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let cheerful smiles in ev'ry face | 1775.01.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let epicures their giddy schemes advance | 1738.07.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let heav'n't invet'rate foes, with riches star'd | 1772.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let him cry blackmoor-devil whose skin is white | 1767.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let it profit thee to have heard | 1782.04.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let no man a woman wed | 1783.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let none, Oeconomy, disdain to hear | 1773.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let others, anxious for a lasting name | 1773.02.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let others, anxious for a lasting name | 1769.03.07 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let others wisdom seek in learning's schools | 1772.09.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let satire's wrath reclaim a harden'd race | 1771.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let satire's wrath reclaim a hardn'd race | 1768.03.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let stoics boast the cold relentless heart | 1771.10.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let Tancred seek at Byzantium riches | 1772.09.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let the nymph still avoid and be deaf to the swain | 1763.03.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let those weak minds, who live in doubt and fear | 1742.04.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let us go forth,'tis God's command | 1768.07.21 | Ayrshire | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let vain dull mortal fret, and pine, and rage | 1768.09.22 | England | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let who will complain of the troubles they meet | 1773.09.30 | Anglesey | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let who will complain of the troubles they meet | 1765.06.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Let wrangling wits abuse, defame | 1781.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Licencius, happy shall you be | 1782.04.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Licenius, happy shall you be | 1772.10.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life, how vainly held a blessing | 1772.11.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life, how vainly held a blessing | 1772.12.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life, how vainly held a blessing | 1739.04.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life is a solemn scene on which depend | 1776.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life of man to represent, The | 1748.02.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life! the dear precarious boon! | 1749.07.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life, the dear precarious boon | 1773.01.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life! the dear precious boon! | 1783.02.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life thou dear, deceitful guest! | 1783.03.01 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life, thou dear, deceitful guest! | 1772.08.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life's a garden rich in treasure | 1774.04.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life's a most serious thing, and is no jest | 1736.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life's but a feast, and when we die | 1765.02.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Life's but a feast; and when we die | 1763.03.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Like all the num'rous sins, which lawless rage | 1771.02.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Like all the num'rous sins which lawless rage | 1764.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Like as a damask rose you see | 1774.02.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Like leaves on trees the race of man is found | 1774.02.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Like leaves on trees, the race of man is found | 1774.02.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Like leaves on trees the race of man is found | 1771.02.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Limit of my life, how like a shade! The | 1769.02.28 | Salemn | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lion is, beyond dispute, The | 1779.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lion is (beyond dispute), The | 1769.12.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Little learning is a dang'rous thing! A | 1770.03.02 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1770.03.08 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1770.03.21 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1770.03.22 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1770.03.22 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1770.03.26 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1770.03.26 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1770.03.30 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Live by Heaven and Earth ador'd | 1776.06.18 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Living speech, from virtue's sacred lore, The | 1771.02.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lo! He cometh, countless trumpets | 1770.10.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lo, ere the stars their feebler twinkling lose | 1773.04.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lo! round the board a shining train appears | 1783.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lo! the plain eater, whose untutored taste | 1783.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lo, the poor Indian! whose untutor'd mind | 1765.09.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lo! Villains tremble, and do fear | 1774.11.15 | Ipswich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lo, what an entertaining sight | 1782.07.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lock'd in the arms of balmy sleep | 1782.08.08 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lock'd in the arms of ba'my sleep | 1733.03.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Long a ago, ere heaving bellows learn'd to blow | 1764.12.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Long had the world in gloomy shades | 1766.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Long had the world, in gloomy shades | 1773.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Long have I sought the living 'midst the dead | 1741.02.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Long have the learned pastors of the age | 1722.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Long time, alas! by our great grandsire's fall | 1758.06.15 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look down, O God! regard my cry! | 1758.07.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look down, O God! regard my cry! | 1772.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look round, my friend, how hard the case | 1771.04.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look round our world; behold the chain of love | 1771.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look round our world; behold the chain of love | 1773.10.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look round our world, behold the chain of love | 1728.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look round the habitable world how few | 1730.05.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look round the habitable world how few | 1782.02.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Look round thee, man, observe the planets roll | 1750.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Loom, the comb, the spinning wheel, The | 1738.08.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord, from the unexhausted store | 1774.04.13 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord from thy throne of flowing grace | 1734.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord, hear the voice of my complaint | 1763.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord is King, be the people never so impatient | 1735.10.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord my pasture shall prepare, The | 1736.03.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord my pasture shall prepare, The | 1783.07.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord of Glory reigns, The | 1776.05.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord, save us, for thy glorious name | 1774.06.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord, save us from our cruel foes | 1774.06.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lord, save us from our cruel foes | 1767.02.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lordly stag, arm'd with superiour force, A | 1760.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lorenzo, warm in youth! thy cares remove | 1762.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lottery, like a magic spell, A | 1762.04.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lottery, like a magic spell, A | 1758.08.07 | Breslau | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'd | 1758.08.10 | Breslau | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'd | 1758.08.25 | Breslau | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'd | 1768.03.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'd | 1768.04.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'd | 1779.04.08 | Breslau | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'd | 1779.04.19 | Breslau | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'd | 1758.08.19 | Breslau | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love by hope is still sustain'ed | 1771.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love of gaming is the worst of ills, The | 1782.07.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love to the person is too oft confin'd | 1782.08.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love to the person is too oft confin'd | 1735.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lovely, lasting peace of mind | 1767.11.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lovely, lasting peace of mind | 1774.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lovely lasting peace of mind | 1768.05.16 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love's a pain that works our woe | 1770.11.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Love's a pain that works our woe | 1783.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lull'd in a pleasing sleep, old Gripus lies | 1783.02.22 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lull'd in a pleasing sleep, old Gripus lies | 1747.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Lull'd in pleasing sleep old Cornell lies | 1767.03.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Madam, when in a dancing room | 1767.04.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Madam, when in a dancing room | 1729.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Make way for Hymen with his lights | 1738.08.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man by necessity compell'd must go | 1765.01.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, by necessity compell'd, must go | 1766.10.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man hard of heart to man, of horrible things | 1744.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man in vertue's sacred paths sincere, The | 1766.06.28 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, like the gen'rous vine, supported lives | 1767.05.09 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, like the gen'rous vine, supported lives | 1769.03.29 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man measures earth, weighs air, surveys the sky | 1772.05.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, O Fuscus! free from strife, The | 1757.03.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man of upright heart and soul, The | 1746.01.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man of wisdom may disguise, A | 1769.01.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man only from himself can suffer wrong | 1744.05.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man saget wahr und recht | 1757.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man should weigh well the nature of himself | 1757.12.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man should weigh well the nature of himself | 1757.12.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man should weigh well the nature of himself | 1777.03.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man that fights and runs away, The | 1755.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man that wou'd in health his life prolong, The | 1767.09.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man that's innocent and good, The | 1768.05.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man that's innocent and good, The | 1774.08.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, whate'er be his pretence, The | 1768.03.25 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man who at day breaking, breaks off his rest, The | 1752.04.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, who seeks to win the fair, The | 1768.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man who would a tyrant be, The | 1769.03.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man whom fortune grants, The | 1732.02.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, whose ev'ry thought and deed, The | 1755.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man, whose heart from vice is clear, The | 1774.06.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mankind may walk unvex'd by strife | 1771.11.11 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mankind one day serence and free appear | 1771.10.05 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mankind one day serene and free appear | 1773.01.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mankind, one day serene and free appear | 1771.10.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mankind one day serene and some appear | 1775.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mann, den kein Verstand erreichen kan, Der | 1770.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mann, der lange schon die Gliederkrankheit plagte, Ein | 1767.08.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Manners with fortune, humours change with climes | 1774.09.29 | North Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man's boasted intellects be now my theme | 1781.07.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man's feeble race what ills await! | 1772.02.17 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man's life, like any weaver's shuttle, flies | 1772.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man's rich with little, were his judgements true | 1772.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Man's rich with little, were his judgment true | 1761.04.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mark my gay friend, that solemn toll | 1736.03.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Marriage, of human social states the best | 1766.05.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Marriage, that makes two bodies one | 1774.09.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Married! 'tis well! a mighty blessing! | 1782.11.27 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Matilda thoughtless, young and gay | 1734.06.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Maturely weigh, how dreadful is the sight | 1780.04.27 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] May destiny, just to your merits, twine | 1767.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] May heav'n propitious hear my ardent pray'r | 1763.11.07 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] May one clear calm attend thee to thy close | 1741.01.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mayst thou, great man, withstand a misled throng | 1781.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mein Gott! [ ] | 1770.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mein! sage mir, warum die Fuersten fechten? | 1782.12.04 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Melancholy, mournful maid! | 1771.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Men diff'rent things admire and approve | 1760.03.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Men may respect, and love with ease pretend | 1758.11.24 | Stratham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Men need both fear, to preach and hear | 1758.11.17 | Stratham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Men need not fear, to preach or hear | 1773.04.13 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Men need not fear to preach or hear | 1769.11.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mensch, der du Christen schmaeht, was ist in ihrer Lehre | 1772.02.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Merit should be forever plac'd | 1769.05.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Merit to praise, and virtue to commend | 1781.08.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Merk auf, ich bitte dich, wie es beim Alten gieng | 1771.06.08 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Methinks this world seems odly made | 1769.04.07 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Midas, we read, with wondrous art of old | 1773.07.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Midnight moon serenely smiled, The | 1771.12.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Midnight moon serenely smiles, The | 1775.12.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Midnight moon serenely smiles, The | 1772.06.11 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Midst a fair garden's various wild | 1768.03.03 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Midst all the gay impertinence of life | 1748.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mighty work, O Quintus, I essay!, A | 1763.07.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mild was the morning when Lowella rose | 1771.01.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mind contemplative finds nothing here, The | 1782.10.01 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mind contemplative finds nothing here, The | 1782.10.16 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mind contemplative finds nothing here, The | 1782.11.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mind contemplative finds nothing here, The | 1773.07.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mira, take this painted fan | 1773.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mira, take this painted fan | 1773.08.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mira! take this painted fan | 1771.01.10 | Delaware | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Miser loves money; the merchant loves trade, The | 1774.08.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Misers, say, can gold prolong | 1769.03.29 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Misfortune best sincerity can shew | 1742.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Miss Bett, pray, what think you's the reason | 1749.11.08 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Miss Molly, a fam'd toast, was fair and young | 1764.02.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Miss Molly, a fam'd toast, was fair and young | 1769.06.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mistaken fair, lay Sherlock by | 1772.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mistaken world! considerate, how few! | 1782.06.26 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mistaken world! considerate, how few! | 1782.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mistaken world! Considerate, how few! | 1774.07.15 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Monkey once a short request, A | 1741.07.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Monkey, to reform the times, A | 1754.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Monkey, to reform the times, A | 1767.11.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Monster, custom, who all sense doth eat, The | 1750.05.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Morning blush'd with vivid red, The | 1770.11.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Morning now reigns how beautifully fair | 1773.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mortal, if courage animate thy breast | 1771.10.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Most hard! in pleasing your chief glory lies | 1734.07.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mother who vast pleasure finds, A | 1771.11.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mount up, my muse, to yonder pole | 1781.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Mountain once, as Aesop says, The | 1762.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Much has been said at this censorious time | 1768.05.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Much more fair than nice | 1773.01.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Murray, I love thee, for thy Jesu's sake | 1764.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Music! Thou charmer of all human race | 1783.01.15 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My cause determin'd least I never see | 1773.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My dear, dear Lord | 1744.12.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My dear, you'l breed this girl a very fool | 1772.05.11 | Susquehannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future life | 1772.06.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future life | 1781.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future life | 1782.01.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future life | 1776.05.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My God, the father of mankind | 1776.06.28 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My God! the Father of mankind | 1752.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My good old friend! accept from me | 1751.09.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My good old friend! accept from me | 1783.01.01 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My heav'nly muse, awake! lift up thine eyes! | 1783.01.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My heav'nly muse awake, lift up thine eyes! | 1783.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My heav'nly Muse awake, lift up thine eyes! | 1769.02.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My honour'd patron, and delight | 1750.07.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My power is of such an universal sway | 1782.09.03 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My son, attentive hear the voice of truth | 1782.10.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My son, attentive hear the voice of truth | 1755.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My son, th' instruction that my words impart | 1768.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My soul with long expectance faints | 1770.03.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My thoughts an awful subject roll! the sky | 1772.09.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My waking dreams are best conceal'd | 1773.02.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My waking dreams are best conceal'd | 1773.03.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My waking dreams are best conceal'd | 1776.11.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My waking dreams are best conceal'd | 1780.10.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] My waking dreams are best conceal'd | 1779.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] M--y, what pleasing story's this | 1768.03.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Naked in nothing should a woman be | 1732.09.14 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Name of death with horror strikes the soul , The | 1774.07.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nations unborn shall curse the man who first | 1769.03.28 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nature first taught simplicity of dress | 1782.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nature has plac'd that tincture in the blood | 1780.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nature, when she form'd a man | 1772.12.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nature's great God, in every scene is found | 1738.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nay---start not at this skeleton | 1764.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Near some cool grot and purling rill | 1772.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Near to the grave's devouring brink | 1772.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neat Quaker girl in her Sabbath Day gown, A | 1772.02.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neat Quaker girl in her Sabbath day gown | 1768.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neat Quaker girl in her Sabbath-day gown | 1772.01.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neat Quaker girl in her Sabbath-day gown, A | 1782.05.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neat Quaker girl in her Sabbath-day gown, A | 1782.06.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neat Quaker girl in her Sabbath-day gown, A | 1772.02.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neat Quaker-girl in her Sabbath-day gown, A | 1771.02.05 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ne'er judge my friend, the man is rich | 1772.01.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ne'er thou repine at fate's decree | 1734.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Neptune! be kind, and calm the raging sea | 1781.11.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Never shew religion, unless you mean | 1760.11.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] New England, raise thy grateful voice | 1760.11.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] New-England, raise thy grateful voice | 1782.03.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nichts haelt sie auf; wer kan sie wieder bringen? | 1769.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nichts schmeckt so schoen, als das gestohlne Brodt | 1779.06.12 | Cranston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No friend to assist, no relation to grieve | 1768.04.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No friends to assist, no relation to grieve | 1753.09.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No future title swell'd him; in his sight | 1750.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No hurtful vices can man controul | 1775.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No, I shan't envy him whoe'er he be | 1767.12.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No joys of sense, like conscious goodness, please | 1770.07.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No joys of sense like conscious goodness please | 1771.02.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No joys of sense like conscious goodness please | 1771.05.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No joys of sense, like conscious goodness, please | 1782.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No joys of sense like conscious goodnes please | 1744.12.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No marble pomp, no monumental praise | 1771.11.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No monster could put you to half so much fear | 1735.02.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more, great Jove, let angry Neptune reign | 1770.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more in academic forms we greet | 1769.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more my Friend affect in vain | 1767.10.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more, my friend! of vain applause | 1767.11.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more, my friend! of vain applause | 1780.07.19 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more, my friends, of vain applause | 1761.07.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more the woful scenes of death and slaughter | 1770.08.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No more thus, brooding o'er yon heap | 1772.03.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No prince from him shall tribute force | 1759.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] No sooner had th'Almighty ceas'd, but all | 1749.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] None lives in this tumultuous state of things | 1773.09.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nor let soft slumbers close your eyes | 1771.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nor think in nature's state they blindly trod | 1773.10.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Not all who are accounted great | 1734.01.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Not ev'ry temper rural scenes delight | 1770.10.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Not found in the sad sonateer | 1769.08.22 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Not from the force of wine, or power of Kings | 1772.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Not to turn human brutal, but to build | 1782.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nothing! What art thou? no where to be found | 1782.04.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nothing! What art thou? no where to be found | 1783.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nothing short of power divine | 1767.07.08 | Berne | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Notre dame de bout du pont | 1783.10.28 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nought will it profit that the charming fair | 1733.03.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now blessed be this present age | 1771.10.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now down the steep of heaven the source of day | 1767.12.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now, from the school, I haste away | 1774.01.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now has the ever-rolling year | 1771.05.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now he that's inflam'd with the fumes of ambition | 1768.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now is Christ ris'n;--now messiah reigns | 1773.03.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now let the guilty slanderer sink for shame | 1750.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now let the spacious world arise | 1769.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now night resumes her sway o'er half the globe | 1721.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now on the town an angel flaming hands | 1772.07.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now, th' important now! is all we have, The | 1773.03.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now the leaden year is done | 1773.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now the leaden year is gone | 1773.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now the leaden year is gone | 1774.01.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now the old year is shade of night | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now to the capitol, my muse | 1773.05.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now vanity her playful part assumes | 1775.04.14 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now vanity her playful part assumes | 1775.07.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now vanity her playful part assumes | 1768.03.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Now, with their sickles on their shoulders plac'd | 1769.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nun Biene, sprach die traege Henne | 1781.12.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nun da die Kerzen des Altars | 1782.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nun Forscher der Geschichte, was gab dir mein Bericht? | 1768.10.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nymph, and a swain to Apollo pray'd, A | 1771.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Nymph not homely, better if she's fair, A | 1778.03.12 | Bridgewater | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O All my friends who Do. incline To Dance | 1781.04.05 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O bark, too long by boist'rous billows tost | 1752.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! bigotry, how noxious is thy brood | 1727.11.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Bless the Lord, my soul, with rapture sing | 1741.03.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O blessed man, great Tennent! what shall we | 1773.09.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O blest religion, heavenly fair! | 1773.11.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O blest religion, heavenly fair! | 1781.04.02 | Westminster | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O charity, divinely wise | 1774.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O cruel strife their hearts ye blast | 1732.03.11 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O dice! ye false diverters of our woe! | 1757.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O dreymahl grosser Gott! es sind erschaffne Seelen | 1772.10.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O fairest offspring of the skies! | 1768.05.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O fleeting time! cease to delay | 1771.11.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O foolish youth! | 1752.09.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! for the tuneful voice of eloquence | 1769.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O friend at once to science, and to man | 1773.05.13 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! friends! be men: your generous breasts inflame | 1723.02.04 | Rhode Island | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O God do thou give ear unto | 1774.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O God, in my decline of age | 1782.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Goddess! brightest of the heavenly train | 1783.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Goddess! brightest of the heav'nly train | 1771.12.27 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O gracious power divine, celestial dove | 1772.09.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O happiness! thou bliss divine! | 1776.08.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O happiness, thou pleasing dream | 1783.05.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O happiness! where's thy resort? | 1769.04.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O happiness, where's thy retort? | 1732.04.03 | Parma | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O happy change! the soul to heaven from earth | 1769.08.29 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O happy change! the soul to heaven, from earth | 1772.07.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O health, most honour'd of celestial powers | 1772.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O health! most honour'd of celestial pow'rs | 1735.01.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O health, thou parent of untainted joys | 1736.03.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Health! thou parent of untainted joys | 1735.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O heavenly bliss! When Christ on earth shall reign | 1779.06.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O how I hate the sneer of self conceit | 1780.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O how I hate the sneer of self-conceit | 1769.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! in each state--prosperity or grief | 1772.03.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O law, refrain thy deadly strokes; for why? | 1762.04.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O, Leuconot! cease from anxious care | 1737.05.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Lord our God, if thou survey | 1737.04.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Lord our God, if you survey | 1737.05.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Lord our God, if you survey | 1737.06.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Lord our God, if you survey | 1741.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Lord, when I the heaven survey | 1782.03.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Lord, when I the heavens survey | 1783.09.23 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Lord, when I the heav'ns survey | 1777.01.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! Mark how swift these precious moments fly! | 1773.09.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! may you walk, as years advance | 1768.05.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Mensch! was strebst du doch den Rathschluss | 1769.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Mercy, heav'n's first attribute | 1783.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Muse, on the lov'd theme, delighted dwell! | 1783.08.28 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O muse, on the lov'd theme, delighted dwell | 1783.09.13 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Muse, on the lov'd theme, delighted dwell! | 1765.08.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Porcius, is there not some chosen curse | 1765.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Porcius, is there not some chosen curse | 1765.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Porcius, is there not some chosen curse | 1765.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Porcius! is there not some chosen curse | 1752.05.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Portius! is there not some chosen curse | 1775.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Power supreme! O, high above all height | 1775.10.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Power supreme! to thee my thoughts I turn | 1763.02.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O reputation! dearer far than life | 1767.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O reputation, dearer far than life | 1780.07.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O rise my sons! In emulation rise! | 1775.04.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O sweet humanity benign | 1772.02.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! That kind heaven in energy divine | 1769.03.10 | Great Britain | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O that mine eye might closed be | 1774.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O that the muse might call without offence | 1774.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O that the muse might call without offence | 1757.07.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O the immense, the amazing height | 1737.02.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou! who, with surpassing glory crown'd | 1774.10.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou, at whose creative smile yon heaven | 1772.03.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou, dread foe to honour, wealth and fame | 1773.11.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou! from whose kind bounty flows | 1775.06.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou! from whose kind bounty flows | 1782.02.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O Thou! from whose kind bounty flows | 1736.10.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou, matur'd by glad Hesperian suns | 1783.06.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou, most worthy to be prais'd, ador'd! | 1783.07.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou most worthy to be prais'd, ador'd! | 1782.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou that dar'st thus proudly scorn thy kind | 1773.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou whose gentle voice and magic lyre | 1783.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou whose pow'r o'er moving worlds presides | 1783.02.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou whose pow'r o'er moving worlds presides | 1783.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou whose pow'r o'er moving worlds presides | 1772.04.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O thou! with never ceasing splendor crown'd! | 1769.06.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O true content! secure from harms | 1767.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O when, through every province, shall be rais'd | 1780.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O! why the complaints of poor mortals so grievous? | 1773.08.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] O wisdom! if thy soft controul | 1782.02.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Observe this rose-bud ere it blows | 1770.11.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Observe this wonderful machine | 1770.11.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Observe this wonderful machine | 1770.12.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Observe this wonderful machine | 1771.01.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Observe this wonderful machine | 1771.09.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of age's avarice I cannot see | 1771.10.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of age's avarice I cannot see | 1769.05.02 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1769.05.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1769.06.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1772.09.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1772.11.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1779.04.15 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1779.05.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1779.07.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages ever known | 1772.08.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages every known | 1772.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the ages every known | 1747.08.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the causes which conspire to blind | 1729.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the draughts of heavenly art | 1771.11.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the nations, compli[?] crimes | 1767.02.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the nauseous, complicated crimes | 1783.07.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the powers of Heaven most dear | 1735.06.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the virtues justice is the best | 1763.02.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the weeks that Tellus's bosom yields | 1773.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the wretches here, below | 1773.02.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of all the wretches here below | 1770.11.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of autumn fevers not let all beware | 1770.10.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of autumn fevers now let all beware | 1767.10.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of autumn fevers now let us beware | 1767.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of Autumn fevers now let us beware | 1767.05.11 | Prussia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of greatness, and its pompous train | 1767.06.05 | Prussia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of greatness, and its pompous train | 1768.07.05 | Prussia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of greatness, and its pompous train | 1768.07.30 | Prussia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of greatness, and its pompous train | 1767.05.20 | Islington | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of laudanum an ample dose | 1767.07.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of laudanum an ample dose | 1751.01.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Of two battalions set in rank and file | 1771.05.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oft by the glimmering of a feeble moon | 1729.04.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oft has my anxious mind been rack'd to know | 1782.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oft have I heard my gentle friend complain | 1774.03.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oft have I view'd, in admiration lost | 1774.04.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oft have I view'd in admiration lost | 1765.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! blest with tender, whose unclouded ray | 1783.08.19 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh, could I quit this narrow ground | 1783.09.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh could I quit this narrow ground | 1783.10.02 | Windsor | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh could I quit this narrow ground | 1783.10.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh could I quit this narrow ground | 1771.04.30 | Lebanon | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh Death! sweet sleep to peaceful breast | 1783.09.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh Goddess! brightest of the heavenly train | 1772.09.07 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh, guide me with a ray of heavenly light | 1768.07.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! how shou'd my friendship, my bounty appear | 1778.05.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! learn me how to bear | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! learn, ye fair, to sing; your soft-ton'd voice | 1770.04.23 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh let not then dull luxury impair | 1770.05.10 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh let not then dull luxury impair | 1772.08.10 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! let soft virtue warm each tender breast | 1772.05.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! marriage, happiest, easiest, safest state | 1782.10.30 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh marriage! happiest, easiest, safest state! | 1773.04.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! may you walk, as years advance | 1766.09.06 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh poverty! thou nausceous bitter pill | 1771.02.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh, prime of life! Oh, taste of joy! | 1772.05.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh, prime of life! Oh, taste of joy! | 1772.06.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh, prime of life! Oh, taste of joy! | 1779.10.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh sacred muse! Assist my pen | 1783.12.30 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! See how soon th'unweary'd sun | 1782.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! Solitude celestial maid! | 1727.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! the sad day, when the exhausted store | 1736.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! thou eternal wisdom, who surveys | 1758.06.08 | Berlin | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh thou on whom the nations call | 1758.06.16 | Berlin | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh thou on whom the nations call | 1773.02.16 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! why the complaints of poor mortals so grievous | 1773.06.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! why the complaints of poor mortals so grievous | 1773.07.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! why the complaints of poor mortals so grievous? | 1768.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! yet, ye dear, deluding visions stay! | 1768.06.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oh! You who roseate youth and health enjoy | 1735.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Old age will quickly pall the taste | 1752.04.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Old Care, with industry and art | 1771.09.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Old care, with industry and art | 1769.12.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Old friend, accept at once from me | 1776.02.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Old friend, accept of this from me | 1764.02.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Omniscient Godhead! thy all-piercing eye | 1773.12.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Omniscient Godhead! thy all-piercing eye | 1730.06.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On a thick shade, the owl, the bat | 1732.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On a thick shade, the owl, the bat | 1783.05.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On diff'rent coasts the pray'rs we find | 1782.03.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On fancy's wings my tow'ring thoughts shall rise | 1768.03.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On patch-work scribblers, who to hammer | 1735.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On Reformation bent, and growing wise | 1764.02.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On reformation bent, and growing wise | 1764.12.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On reformation bent, and growing wise | 1775.02.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On the last day of the year 1774 | 1772.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On thee, each morning, O my God | 1741.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On vice your humerous vein display | 1774.10.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] On virtue's rock, true valour fixt remains | 1783.02.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once Adam trod the happy ground | 1729.05.27 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once Cupid on a summer's day | 1760.12.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once I had dollars and a friend | 1778.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once I was fam'd, and all men call'd me fair | 1767.07.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once on a time a foolish frog | 1775.03.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once on a time a foolish frog | 1747.07.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once on a time, an honest clown | 1729.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once on a time, in sunshine weather | 1769.05.09 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once on a time, or story lies | 1775.04.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once, on a time, when great Sir Oak | 1768.09.26 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once on cupid, tir'd with play | 1772.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once, on the stage, in Rome's declining days | 1759.03.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Once upon a time it by chance came to pass | 1747.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] One evening, as I walk'd to take the air | 1764.10.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] One of the contradicting sex | 1776.10.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] One of those talkers who themselves admire | 1783.11.06 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] One spake the right with a slow tongue | 1782.11.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Onward, old time, make no delay | 1767.09.14 | New England | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Open heart, a generous mind, An | 1772.07.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Open heart, a generous mind, An | 1773.02.26 | New England | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Open heart, a generous mind, An | 1772.09.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Open heart, a gen'rous mind, An | 1772.11.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Open heart, a gen'rous mind, An | 1783.01.14 | New England | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Open heart, a gen'rous mind, An | 1767.10.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oppress'd with pain, while racking doubts | 1773.06.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorney ground | 1773.03.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorny ground | 1773.04.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorny ground | 1773.04.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorny ground | 1773.05.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorny ground | 1782.02.14 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorny ground | 1782.03.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorny ground | 1782.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to tread the thorny ground | 1782.01.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ordain'd to treat the thorny ground | 1783.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Order is heaven's first law; and this confest | 1783.06.24 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Order is Heaven's first law; and this confest | 1757.10.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Order is heav'ns first law; and this contest | 1736.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Oui, je l'ai dit cent fois, ce n'est que fiction | 1766.08.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our face is moisten'd with a clamming sweat | 1756.11.25 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our hardy youth should learn to bear | 1754.06.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our humble prologue means not to engage | 1772.11.07 | Plainfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our life's a dream | 1772.11.13 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our life's a dream | 1735.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our maker bids increase; who bids abstain | 1767.01.24 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our order, antient as the world's first date | 1774.08.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our order, antient as the world's first date | 1779.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our order, antient as the world's first data | 1748.10.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our passion's gone and reason in her throne | 1748.09.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Our passions gone, and reason in --r tirene | 1759.04.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pale night succeeds the sun's career | 1767.05.11 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Panting, half dead, the conquer'd champion lies | 1735.04.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pardon the muse that in advent'rous verse | 1763.12.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all, omnipotent | 1766.04.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all, omnipotent | 1768.01.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all! Omnipotent | 1768.02.12 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all! Omnipotent | 1771.11.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all, omnipotent | 1775.12.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all, Omnipotent | 1776.01.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all, Omnipotent | 1776.01.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all, omnipotent | 1776.02.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all, omnipotent | 1766.08.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of all! Thou source of light! | 1765.02.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of bliss, whose reign, in realms above | 1734.07.22 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of health, to thee, I, awful, sue | 1768.02.04 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of health! to thee I awful sue! | 1769.01.09 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of health, to thee I awful sue! | 1783.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parent of nature! Master of the world | 1769.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Parents to children owe nutritial aid | 1735.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pass by a tavern-door, my son | 1773.09.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Passions are a num'rous crowd, The | 1760.04.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Paul's has struck twelve-all hail the op'ning year | 1760.05.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Paul's has struck twelve--All hail the op'ning year | 1776.11.14 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peace is the blessing that I seek | 1776.11.26 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peace is the blessing that I seek | 1776.12.06 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peace is the blessing that I seek | 1757.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1757.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1757.03.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1757.03.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1734.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Peculiar therefore is her way | 1765.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pensive I lay, e'en from the dead of night | 1775.04.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pensive I lay, e'en from the dead of night | 1735.07.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pensive my thoughts descend to shades below | 1774.12.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Perceiv'st thou not the process of the year | 1749.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Persian luxury I hate | 1783.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Philip of Macedon, least pride | 1750.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Philosophers of old have try'd in vain | 1751.07.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Philosophy, thou heavenly glorious ray | 1751.07.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Philosophy, thou heavenly glorious ray | 1751.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pipe of strong and sparkling wine, A | 1771.04.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pity the sorrow of a poor old man! | 1771.04.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pity the sorrows of a poor old man! | 1771.04.16 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pity the sorrows of a poor old man! | 1772.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pity the sorrows of a poor old man | 1772.03.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pity the sorrows of a poor old man | 1780.05.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pity the sorrows of a poor old man | 1782.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pity the sorrows of a poor old man | 1783.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Plain, extensive, beautiful and gay, A | 1762.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pleas'd to perform the will of God on high | 1773.03.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pleasures of the world are shares, design'd, The | 1773.06.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Poor abject wretches, slaves to wealth and power | 1732.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Poor little pretty fluttering thing | 1770.08.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Poor man once a judge besought, A | 1771.08.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Poor man once a judge besought, A | 1776.01.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pray say what's that, which smirking trips this way? | 1739.02.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Prelate's office, full of weight and care, The | 1775.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Preserve us Lord, from wicked hands | 1772.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Press'd, my soul, with future prospect | 1769.10.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Presumptuous man! Shall now the system fall? | 1767.10.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Price, envy, malice, peace of mind destroy | 1778.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pride of my youth, and comfort of my age | 1782.10.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pride, the consumptive child of a weak mind | 1782.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pride, the consumptive child of a weak mind | 1782.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Pride the consumptive child of a weak mind | 1776.02.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Princes, give ear, give ear ye rev'rend seers | 1765.02.01 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Prophet's soul has bid adieu to earth, The | 1770.06.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Propitious heav'n! my muse inspire | 1768.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Propitious solitude, thou kind retreat | 1781.12.06 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Puss, creeping o'er a neighbour's field | 1773.01.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Puzzling sons of party next appear'd, The | 1755.04.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Quality of mercy is not strain'd | 1773.04.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Quand le Sauveur souffrit pour tout le genre human | 1767.11.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Quantum in nobis, have thought good | 1775.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rabble gather round the man of news, The | 1748.03.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rais'd on a throne of block work see him sit | 1772.03.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rakish spark the other night, A | 1772.04.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rakish spark the other night, A | 1770.07.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rammler, der zu frueh der Duenkel ausgeblasen, Ein | 1735.04.21 | Europe | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rang que nous tenons, paroit digne d'envie, Le | 1735.06.12 | Prussia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rank we bear is generally envied, The | 1774.11.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rather than be your slave the bard's your friend | 1752.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Reader, if science, honour, reason charm | 1769.07.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Reicher Greis, vom Tode nicht mehr fern, Ein | 1738.02.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rejoyce not in beauty, ye Masons, beware | 1738.02.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rejoyce, O ye Masons! and cast away care | 1774.02.02 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Relate, inspired muse! where shall I find | 1771.05.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Relenting time! destroying power! | 1771.06.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Relentless time! destroying power! | 1768.05.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Religion! Source of ev'ry lasting joy | 1772.03.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Religion is a generous, lively flame | 1778.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Religion should be well supported | 1772.09.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Religion stands on tip-toe in our land | 1772.10.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Religion stands on tip-toe in our land | 1776.06.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Religion stands on tip-toe in our land | 1764.12.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remark, my soul, the narrow bounds | 1767.01.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remark, my soul, the narrow bounds | 1773.04.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remember, man, and bear in mind | 1752.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remember, man, the universal cause | 1774.03.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remember, man, "the universal cause | 1771.12.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remember, O my friends, the laws, the rights | 1777.07.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remember your creator now | 1771.03.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Remote from liberty and truth | 1749.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Repenting fools have oft' confest | 1750.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Repenting fools have oft' confest | 1750.01.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Repenting Fools have oft confest | 1770.09.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Replete with cares, devoid of rest | 1771.02.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Reptile! whose canker'd tooth devours | 1771.03.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Reptile! whose canker'd tooth devours | 1778.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Resign'd a Christian meets the ills of time | 1782.10.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Restless mortals toil for nought | 1782.11.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Restless mortals toil for nought | 1783.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Restless mortals toil for nought | 1761.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Revolving years their steady course pursue | 1770.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Revolving years their steady course pursue | 1770.01.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Revolving years their steady course pursue | 1729.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Reynard for cunning is renown'd | 1782.09.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Riches and pleasure falsly we suppose | 1773.07.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Riches, chance may take or give | 1767.02.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Riding one night to see a friend | 1782.04.17 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rise, rise, ye gloomy clouds, ye thunders roll | 1782.07.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rise, rise, ye gloomy clouds ye thunders roll | 1782.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rise, rise, ye gloomy clouds, ye thunders roll | 1783.01.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rising sun his race begun, The | 1768.09.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Risque all your fortune on the faithless sons | 1770.03.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Risque all your fortune on the faithless seas | 1773.08.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Roaring thunder rends the ear, The | 1773.09.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Roaring thunder rends the ear, The | 1782.03.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rome, that the conquer'd world so long had sway'd | 1754.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rose's age is but a day, The | 1728.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rouze up my soul, awake thy active pow'rs | 1728.01.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Rouze up my soul, awake thy active pow'rs | 1770.03.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sagacious Porta's skill could trace | 1768.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sailors are seldom poets, though often poor | 1768.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sailors are seldom poets--often poor | 1740.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Salkeld, from silent sitting, slow would rise | 1778.08.31 | Denmark | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Samson, before his head was shorn | 1783.02.18 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Satan sat one day at a loss | 1768.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Save me alike from foolish pride | 1769.05.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught than can convey | 1769.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught that can convey | 1769.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught that can convey | 1769.10.31 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught that can convey | 1769.11.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught that can convey | 1769.11.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught that can convey | 1782.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught that can convey | 1782.01.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, is there aught that can convey | 1775.12.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say, Muse, what art did Nature introduce | 1775.06.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says Allen to his wife, before we part | 1783.09.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says beauty to fashion, as they sat at the toilet | 1743.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says body to mind, 'tis amazing to see | 1782.01.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Say's Cato why should man repine | 1782.03.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says Cato why should man repine | 1782.11.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says Cato, why should man repine | 1783.06.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says Cato, why should man repine | 1771.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says he, "I'll shew you 'tis your place to bow | 1773.01.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says James to Joe, "And will you now, my friend | 1782.07.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says old grand mother Alice to her granddaughter Patty | 1782.06.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Says old grand-mother Alice to her grand-daughter | 1779.05.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Scene is hastning ('tis a solemn day), The | 1772.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Science! the source of all our earthly joys | 1779.01.05 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Secure he stand, his front undaunted shows | 1778.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Secure he stands, his front undaunted shows | 1778.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Secure he stands, his front undaunted shows | 1778.11.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Secure he stands, his front undaunted shows | 1778.11.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Secure he stands, his front undaunted shows | 1778.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Secure he stands, his front undaunted shows | 1778.12.09 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Secure he stands, his front undaunted shows | 1770.03.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See boyhood represent the verdant spring | 1782.02.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See happy frailties to all ranks apply'd | 1741.03.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See heaven born Tennent from Mount Sinai flies | 1737.01.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See how the world its veterans rewards! | 1771.06.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See how the world, o'erwhelm'd in sin | 1732.10.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See on his bed the sickly dotard lie | 1769.04.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See, see, the moments, how they pass | 1773.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the leaves around ye falling | 1773.10.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the leaves around ye falling | 1780.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the leaves around ye falling | 1780.06.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the leaves around ye falling | 1772.12.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the leaves round ye falling | 1775.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the poor native quit the Lybian shores | 1775.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the poor native quit the Lybian shores | 1775.01.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the poor native quit the Lybian shores | 1775.02.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See the poor native quit the Lybian shores | 1773.12.29 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See there, my friend, that reconnoit'ring foe | 1769.11.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See yon majestic orb of light | 1749.02.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seek you to know what keeps the mind | 1749.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seek you to know what keeps the mind | 1772.07.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seek you to know what keeps the mind | 1732.04.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seek you to train your fav'rite boy? | 1749.01.17 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] See'st thou, fond youth, yon precipice, on high | 1781.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sei ohne Freund; wie viel verliert beim Leben! | 1782.10.09 | Greece | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seize on life's moment ere it flies | 1778.10.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seize on the truth where e're tis found | 1777.12.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Self-love but serves, the virtuous mind to wake | 1782.07.09 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serene and softly sinks the sun | 1782.08.08 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serene and softly sinks the sun | 1740.07.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serene as light is Whitefield's soul | 1753.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serene the day, on Seraphs wings we rise | 1753.01.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serene the day, on seraphs wings we rise | 1773.01.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serenely calm roll on ye coming years | 1781.12.26 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serious and solemn be the song | 1771.12.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seriously, my son, attend | 1772.01.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seriously, my son, attend | 1772.01.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seriously my son, attend | 1772.01.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seriously, my son, attend | 1772.02.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seriously, my son, attend | 1774.01.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seriously, my son, attend | 1774.02.09 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seriously, my sons, attend | 1754.01.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Serpent surly, proud, and vain, A | 1740.06.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Servant of God, the summons hear | 1770.01.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Setting sun, in shades of night, The | 1761.01.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Setting year in shades of night, The | 1762.01.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Setting year in shades of night, The | 1760.01.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seven are my daughters, of a form divine | 1775.01.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seventeen hundred seventy four | 1773.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seventeen hundred sixty-seven | 1782.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Seyd lustig, ihr Schoenen, vertanzet die Grillen | 1773.06.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall birds their sweetest notes assume | 1773.06.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall birds their sweetest notes assume | 1773.05.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall flattery lure us with delusive wiles | 1773.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall flattery lure us with delusive wiles | 1781.06.20 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall flattery lure us with delusive wiles | 1773.10.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall flattery lure us with dulusive wiles | 1769.10.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall girls whose only claim to worth | 1769.02.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall not my fable censure vice | 1781.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shall some unfeeling stranger reign | 1775.11.03 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sharp as a sword Lucilis drew in pen | 1754.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] She comes! she comes! | 1754.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] She comes! she comes! | 1754.11.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] She comes! She comes! ye nine, strike every string | 1768.01.06 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] She never did a slander forge | 1779.01.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shine, Phoebus, shine, to cheer the land | 1751.04.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Shine thou bright sun, with a distinguish'd ray | 1761.05.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ship of war, a second rate, A | 1768.09.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ship of war, a second rate, A | 1772.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ship of war, a second rate, A | 1771.09.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Short is the date, and narrow is the span | 1771.09.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Short is the date, and narrow is the span | 1772.05.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Short is the date, and narrow is the span | 1769.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Should happiness be then the thing pursu'd? | 1742.12.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Should smiling joys on all thy steps attend | 1756.03.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Should the whole earth of growing numbers stand | 1735.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Should the whole frame of nature round him break | 1754.08.15 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Should the whole frame of nature round him break | 1769.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sichre Kuehnheit hoehnt abwesende Gefahr | 1782.01.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sick of small plays, and tir'd of talking | 1735.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since all men must | 1778.10.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since all must die as well as I | 1767.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since every day great examples affords | 1767.11.30 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since every day great examples affords | 1765.10.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since I have no other course | 1765.03.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since life's a dear precious thing | 1772.05.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since life's but a jest, let us follow the rule | 1783.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since men their wills may change again | 1749.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since Polly, you ev'ry charm possess | 1779.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since sleep, death's image (nightly warnings giving) | 1779.07.08 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since sleep, death's image (nightly warnings | 1781.07.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best but vain | 1781.08.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best but vain | 1781.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best but vain | 1781.11.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best but vain | 1782.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best but vain | 1782.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best but vain | 1782.01.26 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then all knowledge is at best but vain | 1774.11.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since then, my fair, thy roseat hue | 1776.11.12 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since we are taught, in scripture word | 1736.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since we can die but once, and after | 1732.05.20 | Charleton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since we see the long surplice, and eke the short cloak | 1767.05.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since youth and age must quit the stage | 1767.06.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since youth and age must quit the stage | 1767.06.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since youth and age must quit the stage | 1768.08.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since youth and age must quit the stage | 1769.11.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Since youth and age must quit the stage | 1763.05.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sincerity! thou sweetest thing in life | 1767.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sincerity, what are thy views? | 1783.01.29 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sincerity, what are thy views? | 1774.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sing heavenly muse and ye celestial choir | 1768.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sing heavenly muse, tune your celestial lays | 1760.10.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sing to the Lord, exalt his name | 1773.01.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sinners, awake betimes; ye fools be wise | 1768.01.08 | Nova Scotia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sir, says the devil, you're a sinner | 1769.01.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sir, says the Devil, you're a sinner | 1772.02.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sister regent of the op'ning year, The | 1749.02.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sixteen, d'ye say? Nay then 'tis time | 1766.03.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Skies grew black, fork'd lightnings fly around, The | 1768.09.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Slightest of favors bestow'd by the fair, The | 1768.04.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Small neat house, and little spot of ground, A | 1768.02.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Small neat-house, and little spot of ground, A | 1766.07.05 | Bethany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Small thinkers oft' (in self-opinion strong) | 1771.04.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Smitten friends, are angels sent on errands | 1782.05.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Snail, that sought a thicket's shade, A | 1772.04.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Snows are gone, the grass regains, The | 1740.09.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So a wild Tartar when he spies | 1774.05.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So a wild Tartar, when he spies | 1774.05.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So a wild Tartar, when he spies | 1774.05.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So a wild Tartar, when he 'spies | 1782.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So bild, O Jungling, denn dein Herzschen in der Jugend | 1773.03.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So have I seen on some bright summer's day | 1769.06.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So have I seen some wild unsettled fool | 1772.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So when an angel, by divine command | 1739.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So when inclement winters vex | 1771.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So when triumphant from successful toils | 1732.12.19 | Coburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] So zieht dann hin aug Gottes wegen | 1767.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Social converse is a pleasure | 1772.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Social converse is a pleasure | 1772.12.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Social converse is a pleasure | 1773.01.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Social converse is a pleasure | 1768.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Social soul, for mirth design'd, The | 1770.08.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Soft smiling hope! thou anchor of the mind! | 1770.11.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Soft smiling hope! thou anchor of the mind | 1775.05.05 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Soft smiling Hope! thou anchor of the mind! | 1775.10.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Soft smiling Hope, thou anchor of the mind | 1768.04.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sohn, fieng der Vater an, indem er sterben wolte | 1733.06.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Soldier when his strength remains no more, The | 1736.09.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1736.10.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1736.12.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1737.07.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1782.10.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1782.11.16 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1782.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1782.12.18 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solid joys of human kind, The | 1750.04.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solitary bird of night, The | 1739.08.20 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Solt man in diesen Tagen | 1758.01.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some are bewilder'd in the maze of schools | 1766.07.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some ask for envy'd power, which public hate | 1752.04.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some birds, (it is no news to tell) | 1752.04.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some birds, (it is no news to tell) | 1752.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some birds, (it is not news to tell) | 1773.01.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1773.03.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1773.03.30 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1773.06.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1782.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1783.02.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1738.01.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some husbands on a winter's day | 1771.07.30 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some mirthful lads, the other day | 1774.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some seraph teach my daring song to rise | 1769.10.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some seven years since Christ rid to Court | 1770.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some seven years since Christ rid to court | 1772.08.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some wit of old (such wits of old there were) | 1772.09.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some wit of old (such wits of old there were) | 1772.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some women take delight in dress | 1773.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some women take delight in dress | 1773.02.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some women take delight in dress | 1773.02.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some women take delight in dress | 1782.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some women take delight in dress | 1782.08.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Some women take delight in dress | 1767.10.10 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Somewhere on one of Afric's plains | 1767.10.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Somewhere on one of Afric's plains | 1769.03.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sons of Leda, and of Jove I sing | 1769.02.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sons of men, averse from teaching | 1769.03.31 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sons of men, averse from teaching | 1769.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Soon as the nimble handmaid hours | 1737.02.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Source of all being, of thy self alone | 1768.06.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Source of propitious light and love | 1772.08.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Spacious firmament on high, The | 1778.01.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Spacious firmament on high, The | 1774.11.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Spark of pure celestial fire | 1768.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Speak, O ye judges of the earth | 1773.09.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Specious sermons of a learned man, The | 1768.09.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Spoetter der Religion, Ein | 1772.04.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stag once wounded, 'tis in vain he flies, The | 1772.05.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stag once wounded, 'tis in vain he flies, The | 1772.03.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still, most tempestuous on the sea of life | 1772.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still, most tempestuous on the sea of life | 1782.07.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still round the world triumphant discord flies | 1782.10.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still round the world triumphant discord flies | 1772.01.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still toss'd tempestuous on the sea of life | 1772.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still toss'd tempestuous on the sea of life | 1782.04.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still, tost tempestuous on the sea of life | 1782.04.02 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Still, tost tempetuous on the sea of life | 1771.10.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stilpo, of stoick cast, who first | 1771.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stop! dear Eliza, listen to the swain | 1770.08.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stop passenger, and cast an eye | 1770.05.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stop passenger until my life you read | 1780.05.11 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stop passenger! With reverence view the dust | 1772.04.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Stranger, or guest, whome'er this hallow'd grove | 1776.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Strife and debate thy restless soul employ | 1773.11.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Strike, my muse, the vocal lyre! | 1776.02.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] String of phrases, conn'd with grace, A | 1776.03.08 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] String of phrases, conn'd with grace, A | 1759.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Struck with religious awe, and solemn dread | 1761.04.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Struck with religious awe, and solemn dread | 1748.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Studious he sat, with all his books around | 1782.09.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Subtle fox the story goes, A | 1761.02.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Such kings, like stars, with influence unconfined | 1761.02.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Such Kings, like stars, with influence unconfin'd | 1776.11.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sufficiently master of Latin and Greek | 1776.12.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sure as our earth around the sun | 1761.06.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sure he who first the passage try'd | 1773.03.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sure, it's absurd, impertinent, and vain | 1782.06.18 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sure, of animals existent | 1782.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sure, of animals existent | 1782.04.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Surrounded by the dazzling rays of gold | 1732.06.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Survey the whole, nor seek small faults to find | 1768.03.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Suspense, thy leaden pinions move | 1768.04.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Suspense, thy leaden pinions move | 1783.09.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet are the Jess'mine's breathing flowers | 1768.08.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet are the joys that flow from moderate use | 1774.04.20 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet are the joys that flow from moderate use | 1772.09.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet contentment, heavenly bright | 1772.08.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet contentment, heav'nly bright | 1774.02.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet innocence, and artless truth | 1739.12.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet is thy voice, and manly is thy strain | 1738.08.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sweet Philomel renew thy sacred strains | 1754.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sylvia! with the wheel I send | 1783.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sylvia, with every grace adorn'd | 1754.01.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Sylvia! with the wheel I send | 1772.06.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Take a subject that's grave, with a moral that's | 1772.03.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Take of beauty and wit what you happen to have | 1773.10.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Take of beauty and wit what you happen to have | 1782.11.06 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Take of beauty and wit what you happen to have | 1767.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Take physic pomp | 1747.02.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Take, take this box away, for shame! | 1772.04.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Talk of beauty and wit what you happen to have | 1775.03.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Taper! thy brightness wastes thy form so fast | 1775.03.29 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Taper! thy brightness wastes thy form so fast | 1764.09.07 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Task how difficult and nice, The | 1771.01.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tausend Sternenheere loben meines Schoepfers Pracht | 1776.09.13 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tawdry tea-pot, a la mode, A | 1754.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tawdry teapot, a-la-mode | 1771.11.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Teach me to feel another's woe | 1771.11.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Teach me to feel another's woe | 1771.12.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Teach me to feel another's woe | 1771.12.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Teach me to feel another's woe | 1772.02.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Teach me to feel another's woe | 1775.04.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Teach me to feel another's woe | 1775.04.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Teach me to feel another's woe | 1782.08.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tell me, my friend, the path of life which you | 1783.09.03 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tell me, why man, whom heaven design'd for bliss | 1783.08.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tell me, ye powder'd beaux and belles | 1769.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thanks for this miracle, it is no less | 1769.03.22 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thanks for this miracle, it is no less | 1766.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That he had been appointed to that office | 1774.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That man, the lawless libertine, may rove | 1760.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That night's destruction, and its deadly fate | 1773.09.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That, once the pleasing sight of every eye | 1777.11.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That power who formed the unmeasured seas | 1768.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That sinners may supply the place | 1771.04.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That the distinguish'd part of men | 1783.12.31 | Windsor | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] That there's a God, we do believe | 1753.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Their weak unknowing hand | 1782.10.09 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Then blessing all, go children of my care | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Then let us rise, my friends, and strive to fill | 1774.01.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Then my dear countrymen | 1772.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Then, pilgrim, turn, thy cares forego | 1750.09.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Then virtue is in vain, since base deceit | 1773.10.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thence to Gotham, where so zany | 1736.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There are a number of us creep | 1737.01.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There are a number of us creep | 1753.02.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There are a number of us creep | 1765.02.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There are a number of us creep | 1769.11.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There dwelt a farmer in the West | 1773.08.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a God, all nature speaks | 1768.12.27 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a lust in man, no charm can tame | 1770.07.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a lust in man, no charm can tame | 1765.07.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a side, in the affairs of men | 1773.04.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a sure reward laid up in store | 1760.06.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a tide in the affairs of men | 1767.10.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a tide in the affairs of men | 1770.02.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a tide in the affairs of men | 1774.01.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is a tide in the affairs of men | 1731.02.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is no ill on earth which mortals fly | 1731.07.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There is no ill on earth which mortals fly | 1769.01.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There saw I Sisyphus in endless pain | 1769.01.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There saw I Sisyphus, in endless pain | 1724.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There was an old dame aged ninety and eight | 1771.04.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] There's a being in nature as light as a feather | 1764.08.02 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thersites only clamoured in the throng | 1767.12.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] These are thy glorious works, parent of good! | 1772.05.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] These things, my friend (the Muse believe) | 1772.10.19 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] These to my gay, indulgent friends | 1752.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] They lie below, on golden beds display'd | 1781.10.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] They, who content on earth to stay | 1754.11.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thin despairing number, all subdu'd, A | 1736.01.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Things that are bitter, bitterer than gall | 1783.01.21 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Think not that I'm unsocial grown | 1783.03.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Think not that I'm unsocial grown | 1774.03.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thirst of wealth too oft bewitches | 1777.11.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thirst of wealth too oft bewitches | 1734.03.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thirstes only clamour'd, in the throng | 1777.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thirsty earth soaks up the rain, The | 1769.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This arm already laid one reptile low | 1773.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This bubbling stream, not uninstructive flows | 1773.04.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This bubling stream, not uninstructive flows | 1773.04.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This bubling stream, not uninstructive flows | 1752.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This earth, the sun, and yonder stars of light | 1770.03.02 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.03.08 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.03.21 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.03.22 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.03.22 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.03.26 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.03.26 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.03.30 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1770.04.06 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This God is the God we adore | 1751.03.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This having done, that hast attain'd the sum | 1751.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This having done, that hast attain'd the sum | 1729.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This is indeed to be an artist; for 'tis well observed | 1781.05.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This is the fast which I will choose | 1771.12.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This is the state of man; today he puts forth | 1749.11.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This preacher, silent yet severe | 1774.06.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This wond'rous frame, the earth and sky | 1765.01.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This world is the best that we live in | 1768.09.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This world, 'tis true | 1775.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This world was never meant a place of stay | 1776.10.04 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] This world's a bubble and the life of man less than | 1729.03.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' angels could infuse their holy fire | 1783.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' blest with abundance mankind will repine | 1783.10.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' blest with abundance mankind will repine | 1783.11.13 | Madras | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' blest with abundance mankind will (repine;) | 1752.08.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' for a while the wretch escapes | 1760.03.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' gay luxurious [ ] their time will waste | 1777.09.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' guilt and folly, tramble o'er the grave | 1732.03.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' heav'nly musick dwelt upon my tongue | 1782.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' I am old, yet I am strong and lusty | 1759.08.11 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' life is but a narrow span | 1767.05.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' lofty may be some religious tool | 1770.11.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' man has long boasted an absolute sway | 1773.11.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho money is the root of evil | 1768.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' wedlock's despis'd and stale virgins not rare | 1735.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' wit by vulger souls be set at nought | 1763.02.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho' you have try'd that nothing's born | 1734.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tho's unconfin'd Spinosa rov'd abroad | 1769.02.22 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou first! the Greatest! and the best | 1763.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou friend of truth! Thou friend of liberty! | 1771.10.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou great and sacred lord of all | 1771.12.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou great and sacred Lord of all | 1771.12.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou great and sacred Lord of all | 1768.05.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou mad I appear | 1737.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou Mighty Genius! I alone adore | 1772.05.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou restless fluctuating deep | 1772.06.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou restless fluctuating deep | 1772.07.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou restless fluctuating deep | 1770.06.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou sacred spot! within whose hallow'd deep | 1772.07.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou selfless fluctuating deep | 1772.08.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou source of life! Thou father of the day | 1772.10.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou sweet composer of tumultuous strike! | 1783.07.17 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou tenderest husband, and thou dearest friend | 1775.10.05 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thou, who the verdant fields dost traverse here | 1773.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Though, Celia, each delightful grace | 1751.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Though life itself's not worth a thought | 1779.04.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Though love be all the world's pretense | 1770.12.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Though man has long boasted an absolute sway | 1769.10.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thoughtless in fate, tho' of its essence sure | 1769.10.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thoughtless on fate, tho' of its essence sure | 1769.11.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thoughtless on fate, tho' of its essence sure | 1776.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Three diff'rent schemes philosophers assign | 1764.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Three noble turrets, ample, deep and high | 1774.11.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Three sisters, one of heav'nly parent born | 1780.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thrice hallowed grace! that keep'st thy pow'r | 1751.07.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thrice happy were the golden days | 1774.02.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thro' all creation, whatsoe'er we call | 1726.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thro' all mankind impatient ardours reign | 1772.06.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thro' groves sequester'd, dark and still | 1772.06.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thro' groves sequester'd, dark and still | 1770.08.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thro' life's fantastic, gloomy maze | 1770.09.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thro' life's fantastic, gloomy maze | 1737.09.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thro' the dark vale of misery | 1773.11.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call | 1775.10.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call | 1775.11.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call | 1776.02.02 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Through all creation, whatsoe'er we call | 1773.06.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Through life some prospect still before us lies | 1771.08.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thunder and lightning from the sky | 1771.11.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus --- doth make cowards of us all | 1765.03.04 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus Adam look'd, from the Garden driven | 1778.09.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus like this mastiff ev'ry blessing | 1764.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus pensive as I tread the strand | 1781.10.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus says the prophet of the Turk | 1781.11.15 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus says the prophet of the Turk | 1778.09.09 | Valley Forge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus shall we see, and triumph in the fight | 1773.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thus tho' my morn of life be past | 1727.11.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy dreadful pow'r almighty God | 1773.08.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy fine, bright taper, does so quickly waste | 1743.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy formost sons of war | 1735.02.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy heavenly notes, like angel's musick cheer | 1771.06.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy power and majesty | 1740.02.01 | At sea | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy Pow'r, O Lord, in the great deep is shown | 1773.07.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy sex, dear girl, is wisdom's rod | 1773.09.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy sex, dear girl, is wisdom's rod | 1773.08.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy sins, bright taper, does so quickly waste | 1773.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy size, bright taper, does so quickly waste | 1773.08.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Thy size bright taper, does so quickly waste | 1768.04.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ticklish the point, I grant, and hard to find | 1759.03.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time is a short parenthesis | 1781.10.31 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time like the dove of rapid flight | 1782.06.27 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time there was of manners plain | 1782.07.03 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time there was of manners plain, A | 1782.08.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time there was of manners plain, A | 1782.08.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time there was of manners plain, A | 1770.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time! thy wheels shall cease to move | 1776.01.06 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Time's an hair-breadth, 'tis a tale | 1774.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis a circle wherein each one, more or less | 1782.10.09 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis best sometimes your censure to restrain | 1769.11.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis better to be lowly born | 1772.10.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis brave to meet the world, stand fast among | 1755.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis come! attend thou blest seraphick throng | 1764.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis done !--dread winter spreads his lastest gloom | 1732.04.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis education that brings forth | 1782.09.17 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis enough; the hour is come! | 1782.10.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis enough, the hour is come! | 1772.07.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis enough----the hour is come | 1767.12.25 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis from the treasures of his word | 1767.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis he that with amazing noise | 1767.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis he that with amazing noise | 1753.02.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis just and right | 1751.08.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not a sett of features or complexion | 1729.09.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not enough your counsel still be true | 1768.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not the proud man's boast, vain man's parade | 1771.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1771.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1771.12.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1772.03.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1738.12.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not the ruby lips and sparkling eye | 1769.11.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not wealth, it is not birth | 1770.03.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not wealth, it is not birth | 1752.04.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis not yet day, and sure it must be nigh | 1783.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis real beauty, but how rarely found? | 1768.04.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis said, for wisdom, hard the task | 1769.04.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis said in common, now and then | 1774.12.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis slander, Whose edge is sharper than the sword | 1734.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis something absent curst mankind admires | 1735.03.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis sometimes absent curst mankind admires | 1774.08.10 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis strange how some mens tempers suit | 1743.09.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis strange how things, that simply disagree | 1755.05.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis strange, what diff'rent thoughts inspire | 1752.05.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis thine to bid the canvash wear | 1754.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis to the vulgar death too harsh appears | 1758.07.31 | Ticonderoga | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis to the vulgar, death too harsh appears | 1762.11.22 | France | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis true, should calm the storms of war | 1773.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis virtue gives the mind true peace | 1767.01.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis wonderous strange, and yet 'tis strictly true | 1767.04.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tis wond'rous strange, and yet 'tis strictly true | 1774.04.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To be or not to be? is not the question | 1779.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To boast of talents for applause | 1751.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To day man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1751.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To day man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1751.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To day man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1751.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To day man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1751.02.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To day man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1782.06.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To day man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1768.09.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To day we meet to take our leave | 1783.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To die, is but to take a last farewel | 1768.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To die, is but to take a last farewell | 1782.02.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To die is but to take a last farewell | 1767.10.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To die, is but to take a last farwel | 1756.04.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To die is landing on a friendly shore | 1756.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To die, is landing on a friendly shore | 1750.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To do a thing that's vile and base | 1779.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To exalt the merits of the dead | 1760.01.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To favour'd man is understanding giv'n | 1749.02.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To form the taste, and raise the nobler part | 1749.07.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To form the taste, and raise the nobler part | 1771.01.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To God give glory, as he does command | 1760.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To God our Saviour and our king | 1769.06.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To heal our feuds the parsons preach | 1769.06.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To heal our feuds the parsons preach | 1766.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1766.05.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To her faults a little blind | 1773.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To know the origin from whence you came | 1773.11.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To know the origin from whence you came | 1782.02.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To know the origin from whence you came | 1779.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To make the sympathetic tear arise | 1780.07.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To make the wife kind, and to keep the house still | 1782.02.14 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To make the wife kind, and to keep the house still | 1774.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To manhood he makes vain pretence | 1750.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To mention god, no man has just pretence | 1770.04.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To mention God, no man has just pretence | 1774.07.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To music string the vocal lyre | 1732.01.03 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To my dear wife | 1732.02.08 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To my dear wife | 1771.03.19 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To my dear wife | 1732.02.08 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To my dear wife, my joy and life | 1732.05.06 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To my dear wife, my joy and life | 1738.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To my ditty good people give ear | 1776.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To point out faults, yet never to offend | 1769.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To reason, ye fair ones, assert your pretence | 1770.02.07 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To reason, ye fair ones, assert your pretence | 1770.02.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To reason ye fair ones, assert your pretence | 1773.07.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To say what wonderous skill, what happy care | 1783.03.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To say what wonderous skill, what happy care | 1773.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To say what wond'rous skill, what happy care | 1770.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1783.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To share the bliss, and ease the cares of life | 1769.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To speak with freedom, dignity and ease | 1775.09.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To speak with freedom, dignity and ease | 1730.04.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To spheres above, and distant hills | 1730.07.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To spheres above, and distant hills | 1774.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To strike the magic touch the attentive ear | 1738.05.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To such reflections, whilst I turn my mind | 1768.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To teach the soul to pity the distress'd | 1767.10.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee all bounteous Lord and King | 1772.05.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee, all glorious, everlasting power | 1775.01.04 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee, great God, thro' whose indulgent care | 1781.12.12 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To Thee, great Sov'reign of the skies! | 1781.12.19 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee, great sov'reign of the skies! | 1782.01.10 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee great sov'reign of the skies! | 1782.01.26 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee great sov'reign of the skies | 1772.04.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee, incarnate God, I tune the Lyre | 1769.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To Thee, my God, to whom all praise belong | 1737.05.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee my spouse | 1749.02.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee, O Lord, whose penetrating eye | 1779.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee, O Solitude, we owe | 1755.10.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To thee our thanks, O great Jehovah's, due | 1767.12.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To travel, far as the wide world extends | 1765.01.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To us, this day, a child is born | 1770.02.14 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To vilest reptiles, air or earth | 1748.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To villains, who their native country sell | 1768.02.19 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To virtue's temple let us press | 1760.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To wake the soul by tender strokes of art | 1750.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To whom can riches true contentment give | 1750.02.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To whome can riches true contentment | 1730.04.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To yonder hills of sacred bliss | 1772.06.29 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To you, good God, I make my last appeal | 1751.08.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To you, whose comprehensive mind | 1767.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To you, ye sons of Esculapian race! | 1773.08.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Today man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1768.09.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Today we meet to take our leave | 1753.07.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Toiling ocean groans, the stars grow pale, The | 1753.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Toiling ocean groans, the stars grow pale, The | 1752.12.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To-morrow didst thou say? | 1752.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To-morrow didst thou say? | 1753.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tomorrow, didst thou say? | 1767.01.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To-morrow, didst thou say! | 1776.03.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To-morrow, didst thou say? | 1765.01.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To-morrow I'll begin, indeed, George cries | 1754.01.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] To-morrow may perhaps betray | 1771.10.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Too long has vice triumphant led the way | 1782.07.23 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Too oft in choosing friends we cry | 1782.08.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Too oft in choosing friends we err | 1773.04.20 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Too oft in chusing friends we err | 1773.07.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Too oft in chusing friends we err | 1765.03.21 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Too often name and thing are distant far | 1771.09.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Too-long has vice triumphant led the way | 1783.08.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tree of deepest root is found, The | 1752.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Trees once could speak, some authors say | 1775.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tremendous death, how awful is thy sway? | 1753.01.11 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Trout, the plumpest in the tide, A | 1768.05.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Truth, candid, decent, modest, easy, kind | 1741.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tune, tune your soul, your heart strings high | 1775.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas e'er the trembling orient blush'd | 1775.01.11 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas e'er the trembling orient blush'd | 1772.08.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas God that tun'd the rolling spheres | 1761.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas he, who once descending from the height | 1772.03.03 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas in the peaceful month of May | 1772.11.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas in the peaceful month of May | 1767.01.24 | Smithfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas in the solemn hour when night | 1773.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas night; Scribbella hover'd round | 1774.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas on a time (I sha'n't say when) | 1767.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas spring when all the vocal feather'd race | 1772.02.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Twas sung of old, how one Amphion | 1766.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Two honest tradesmen meeting in the Strand | 1766.01.17 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Two honest tradesmen meeting in the strand | 1778.04.06 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Two principles in human nature reign | 1749.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Two Welchmen, partners in a cow | 1763.11.10 | Stoughton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tyrant death envied his happy life | 1763.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Tyrant death, envied, The | 1769.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Umsonst wandt Rhynsolt alles an | 1735.07.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unblemisht as the diamond may'st thou shine | 1735.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unerring nature learn to follow close | 1754.01.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unerring nature, still divinely bright | 1775.05.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unhappy he who does this work adjourn | 1774.09.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unhappy man, ah! thrice unhappy he | 1777.12.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unheard of tortures | 1769.01.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unknowing and unknown to fame | 1782.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unlike her sex, whose highest joy | 1768.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unthankful man, perversely blind | 1741.07.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Unthinking man! how coulds't thou hope to please | 1770.03.05 | Sherborne | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Up! to the highest throne! ye fearful-send | 1758.07.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Upon the object and foundation | 1745.09.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vain coquet, by studied arts, The | 1774.05.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vain is the flash of human wit | 1747.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vain state of man! press'd with succeeding woes | 1776.03.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Various, fleeting joys that rise, The | 1773.12.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Various seasons of the year, The | 1774.01.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Various seasons of the year, The | 1774.02.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Various seasons of the year, The | 1738.11.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vast blessings, lucky child, attend | 1738.12.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vast blessings, lucky child, attend | 1738.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vast blessings, lucky child attend | 1749.01.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vast happiness enjoy thy gay allies! | 1774.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vater giebet, Der | 1769.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vater wer, wie viele Vaeter, Ein | 1764.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Very silliest things in life, The | 1765.02.07 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Very silliest things in life, The | 1765.02.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Very silliest things in life, The | 1782.06.06 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Very silliest things in life, The | 1768.03.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid a mein | 1768.03.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid mein | 1768.03.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid mein | 1768.03.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid mein | 1768.04.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid mein | 1768.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid mien | 1768.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid mien | 1768.02.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vice is a monster of so horrid mien | 1733.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Victorious wisdom whose supreme command | 1752.05.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Viel menschen sind bereits schon boess und arge Thiere | 1759.07.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vile wretch! who sacrifices all to wealth | 1747.10.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Virtue and vice, two mighty powers | 1773.07.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Virtue, as hard up hill she went | 1734.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Virtue, thou ornament of human life | 1770.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Virtue! What is it? Whence does it arise? | 1767.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Virtue! What is it? Whence does it arise? | 1782.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Virtuous and vicious ev'ry man must be | 1771.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Visions of devils into monkeys turn'd | 1756.04.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vital spark of heavenly flame | 1774.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vom Himmel fuhr die hoechste Majestaet | 1773.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Von Ihm, dem Ursprung aller Dinge | 1773.05.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Von seinem Thron Gott zu uns kam | 1768.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Vorzeiten gabs ein kleines Land | 1783.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wag who jaw-props advertis'd, The | 1778.05.06 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1778.05.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1778.07.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1778.07.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1778.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1779.01.28 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1779.03.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1779.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1781.11.03 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] War broke out in former days, A | 1772.03.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Warm'd with the flame that lifts the ravish'd soul | 1772.12.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Warmest friend I ever prov'd, The | 1773.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Warmest friend, I ever prov'd, The | 1760.12.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Warn'd by my fate, be ever on your guard | 1782.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Watch may represent the mind of man, A | 1752.04.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Watchman counts the clock, while time runs on, The | 1773.02.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ways of heaven are far remov'd above, The | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ways of heavens are dark and intricate, The | 1737.08.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We barbarously call those blest | 1737.09.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We barbarously call those blest | 1771.08.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We have the promise of eternal truth | 1753.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We hold the man as mean and base | 1772.09.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We must remember death and it be grave | 1772.03.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We must remember death and the grave | 1732.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We must resign; his great soul does claim | 1771.09.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We never talk of this man's house or will | 1743.05.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We thro' the law of life in Christ | 1771.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We view the outward glories of a crown | 1771.03.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We view the outward glories of a crown | 1768.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Weak Aetheist! could a giddy dance | 1768.07.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wedlock, a name not much in fashion | 1782.04.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Weib ist von dem Mann gelaufen, Das | 1782.04.10 | Ober Millford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Weib ist von dem Mann gelaufen, Das | 1782.04.17 | Ober Millford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Weib ist von dem Mann gelaufen, Das | 1769.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Weil von dem Tod erstanden ist | 1772.06.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Welcome the real state of things | 1778.12.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Welcome, thrice welcome, Christmas gay | 1772.08.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Welcome to the real state of things | 1752.12.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Well--yesterday is pass'd and cannot be | 1752.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Well--yesterday is pass'd and cannot be | 1753.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Well--yesterday is pass'd, and cannot be | 1769.08.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wenn der Vollfuehrung deiner Pflicht | 1782.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wer Gottes Wege geht, nur der hat grossen Frieden | 1756.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wer mir mein'n Beutel stiehlt, stiehlt eine Kleinigkeit | 1749.04.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Were batchelors but wise enough to see | 1749.05.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Were batchelors but wise enough to see | 1771.08.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Were I permitted to inspect the rolls | 1781.08.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] We're told when heaven our first parents made | 1765.06.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Were you ye Fair! But cautious whom you trust | 1769.05.08 | Baltimore Cty | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What a constant round of pain | 1782.03.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What a constant round of pain | 1753.02.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What a folly is riches, your gold what a jest? | 1774.10.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What a folly is riches, your gold what a jest? | 1781.12.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What a folly is riches, your gold what a jest? | 1774.09.29 | Twickenham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What am I going to bequeath | 1780.03.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What are the earth's wide kingdoms else | 1756.04.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What arm can want, or sinnows, or success | 1767.12.30 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What art thou, life, so courted by mankind? | 1771.05.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What being in nature's so fickle and light | 1729.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What brought me here, -custom and fancy flee | 1773.04.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What can assuage the pain man feels | 1767.11.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What canker'd pen of brass, what characters | 1768.01.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What canker'd pen of brass, what characters | 1768.09.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What canker'd pen of brass, what characters | 1772.03.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What canker'd pen of brass, what characters | 1783.12.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What cheker'd fates uncertain blend | 1783.06.21 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What constitutes a state? | 1783.07.24 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What constitutes a state? | 1775.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What! dog eat dog | 1767.04.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What doth avail to have a princely place | 1767.06.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What doth avail to have a princely place | 1735.12.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What doubts of allsufficient Providence? | 1746.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What e're men speak by this New Light | 1746.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What e're men speak by this New Light | 1768.09.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What grumbling noise comes thro' the yielding air! | 1769.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is eternity? Can ought | 1769.06.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is eternity? Can Ought | 1775.02.24 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is eternity? Can ought | 1774.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is eternity--Can Ought | 1767.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is in death, that men should fear to die? | 1769.09.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is in death that men should fear to die? | 1769.09.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is in death that men should fear to die? | 1779.06.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is life? | 1764.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is that vice that still prevails | 1765.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is that vice that still prevails | 1741.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is the blooming tincture of a skin | 1775.02.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is the cause of all the woes | 1734.01.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is the thing our nature doth require | 1754.06.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this fleeting life of man? | 1767.10.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this fleeting life of man? | 1771.07.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life, that mortals idly crave? | 1771.08.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life, that mortals idly crave? | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life that mortals idly crave? | 1771.11.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life that mortals idly crave? | 1771.11.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life that mortals idly crave? | 1781.12.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life that mortals idly crave? | 1782.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life that mortals idly crave! | 1737.02.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is this life we strive with anxious care | 1773.05.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is true happiness? Amanda cries | 1773.05.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What is true happiness? Amanda cries | 1771.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What mighty things from little causes flow! | 1771.03.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What mighty things from little causes flow! | 1774.02.24 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What mortal but slander, that serpent, hath flung | 1774.04.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What mortal but slander, that serpent hath stung | 1774.06.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What mortal but slander, that serpent hath stung | 1771.12.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What, or from whence I am, or who my fire | 1781.04.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What poignant grief, what scenes of woe | 1776.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What profit golden heaps weigh'd by the pound? | 1741.11.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What sacred raptures fire my breast | 1771.12.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What self sufficiency and false content | 1748.12.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What shall I leave thee, none can tell | 1750.03.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What shall I leave thee, none can tell | 1757.10.14 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What shocking sound has rous'd me thus from sleep? | 1756.05.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What shocking sound has roused me thus from sleep? | 1737.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What silly wretch would prostitute his name | 1770.04.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What sin of mine cou'd merit such a rod? | 1776.02.19 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What solemn sound is that which now I hear! | 1736.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What sounds harmonious strike the ears! | 1756.12.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What sounds harmonious strike the ears! | 1761.12.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What sounds harmonious strike the ears | 1772.11.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What strange, what wild, ungovern'd things are men? | 1782.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What taught these heroes of the moral world? | 1766.11.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What then remains? Are we depriv'd of will | 1772.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What tho' no object strike upon the sight? | 1772.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What tranquil road, unvex'd by strife | 1774.04.13 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What tranquil road, unvex'd by strife | 1774.10.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What tranquil road, unvex'd by strife | 1750.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What vain conceit mistaken | 1782.06.22 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What vain conceit, mistaken mortal! fires | 1772.03.19 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What virtue more distinguishes the heart | 1753.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What will you then, requires a youthful friend | 1744.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What will you then, requites a youthful friend | 1775.06.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whatever different paths mankind pursue | 1783.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whatever diff'rent paths mankind pursue | 1767.02.23 | Litchfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whatever is, is right, is best | 1767.03.06 | Litchfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whatever is, is right, is best | 1767.03.13 | Litchfield Cty | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whatever is, is right, is best | 1767.03.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whatever is, is right, is best | 1767.09.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whatever is, is right, is best | 1767.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What's innocence? A brighter gem | 1768.07.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What's innocence? A brighter gem | 1774.02.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What's innocence? a brighter gem | 1772.02.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] What's love? Why 'tis a fond desire | 1769.11.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When a comet presumes | 1774.06.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When a man is past his sense | 1768.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When a man of true spirit, in speaking or writing | 1769.02.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When all thy mercies, O my god | 1760.03.29 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Cato view'd the generous Marcus dead | 1734.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When civil fury first grew high | 1772.08.18 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When darkness had o'erspread the midnight skies | 1773.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When death, the terror of the brave and fair | 1763.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When direful symptoms, big with death | 1750.07.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When dread convulsions shake this ball of earth | 1764.03.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When dulness rears aloft her throne | 1763.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When e'er a prating rascal cries | 1775.12.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When fate in angry mood has frown'd | 1751.08.22 | Northampton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When first from nothing at th' Almighty's call | 1772.05.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When first th' Eternal spirit spake the word | 1777.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When first the Architect of all | 1773.04.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When first the nuptial state we prove | 1767.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When flames your neighbour's dwellings seize | 1768.07.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When friendship's sacred sympathies inspire | 1779.11.30 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When friendship's sacred sympathies inspire | 1780.01.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When friendship's sacred sympathies inspire | 1782.01.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When friendship's sacred sympathies inspire | 1773.12.09 | Westchester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When from the preacher's lips this truth divine | 1749.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When gay Petronius, to correct the age | 1780.05.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When glorious angels did appear | 1774.03.10 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When God told Abram, as we see" | 1782.04.09 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When God told Abram, as we see | 1730.03.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When God was pleas'd with Truth divinely Bright | 1731.03.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When God was pleas'd, with truth divinely bright | 1776.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When haughty monarchs quit this chequer'd scene | 1783.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When heap'd confusion on confusion rise | 1777.05.20 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When heaven for hidden causes shakes the rod | 1768.10.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When heav'n's imperial beauties stood | 1737.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When heavn's kind, works this curious | 1774.04.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When husbandmen their rural toils forsake | 1772.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I contemplate human life | 1772.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I contemplate human life | 1772.05.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I drain th' oblivious boul | 1742.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I lie buried deep in dust | 1783.08.06 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I lift up my wand'ring eyes | 1783.09.25 | Windsor | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I lift up my wand'ring eyes | 1773.10.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I take an attentive survey of mankind | 1768.03.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When I the heavens contemplate Lord | 1782.10.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When in the tomb, thy pamper'd flesh shall rot | 1773.10.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Israel, freed from Pharaoh's hand | 1774.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Israel, freed from Pharaoh's hand | 1780.05.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Israel's chiefs were captives led | 1772.08.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Jove from chaos call'd this wonderous ball | 1772.08.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Jove from chaos call'd this wonderous ball | 1775.09.04 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Julius Caesar rul'd the world, and Rome | 1773.01.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When kindred souls, in nuptial state | 1782.10.09 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When kindred souls their hands unite | 1771.07.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Kings against the King of Kings rebel | 1772.12.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When least among my father's sons | 1783.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When lovely women stoops to folly | 1769.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When man had disobey'd his Lord | 1751.01.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Masons write in Masons praise | 1776.11.08 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When moral tale let ancient wisdom move | 1776.11.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When moral tale let ancient wisdom move | 1763.11.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When my breast labors with oppressive care | 1755.05.31 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When my breast labours with oppressive care | 1767.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When my breast labours with oppressive care | 1768.08.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When my breast labours with oppressive care | 1754.03.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When no more the summer's scorching sun | 1768.03.14 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When now mature in classic knowledge | 1735.08.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When on the banks of Babel's rolling flood | 1782.02.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When people quarrel which is best | 1740.02.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When pleasure is pursu'd in an unlawful way | 1779.11.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When raging winds the ruffled deep deform | 1748.12.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When snows descend, and robe the fields | 1777.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When sons ungrateful to kind parents prove | 1783.12.09 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When sprightly health flow'd in my veins | 1770.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When the bels be merrily rung | 1741.09.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When the old world was sunk in vice | 1782.06.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When things go cross, (as oft they will) | 1782.06.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When things go cross (as oft they will) | 1783.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When thou, o man! the lovely fair can find | 1782.08.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When time was young (the learned say) | 1772.06.02 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When to the sea the sun returns | 1778.07.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When valor directed by motives sincere | 1762.06.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When vice triumphant rul'd the Roman court | 1780.10.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When virtue calls, enraptur'd we obey | 1776.06.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When virtuous ardour, from motives sincere | 1766.03.22 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When we to heav'ns celestrial temple come | 1767.06.20 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When weaker Christians we despise | 1783.12.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When were the dice with more profusion thrown? | 1754.10.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When Whitefield comes, 'tis fair | 1773.04.16 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When woman was at first created | 1773.08.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When woman was at first created | 1768.07.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] When you address all bounteous heaven | 1782.09.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whence this unusual langour o'er my mind? | 1782.08.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whence this unusual languor o'er my mind? | 1764.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whene'er a prating rascal cries | 1773.12.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whene'er, my friend, you chance to find | 1782.05.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whene'er this stone, now hid beneath the lake | 1753.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whene'er thro' nature's boundless works I stray | 1776.02.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where are you fled, ye worthless, venal throng | 1776.04.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where are you fled ye worthless venal throng | 1776.02.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where are you fled, ye worthless, veral throng | 1776.03.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where are you fled, ye worthless, vernal throng | 1775.09.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where ever truth has made her glorious stand | 1775.10.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where ever truth has made her glorious stand | 1774.05.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where laws have fix'd the bounds of right and wrong | 1736.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where nature does her greatest gifts bestow | 1772.05.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where now are all my golden hopes of youth? | 1740.01.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where shall my wond'ring soul begin? | 1774.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where ye fair, but cautious whom ye trust | 1782.04.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Where'er thy impulse, goddess, beams | 1783.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While all was hush profoundly calm | 1767.11.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While autumn, gliding o'er the leafy plain | 1767.11.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While autumn, gliding o'er the leafy plain | 1767.11.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While autumn, gliding o'er the leafy plain | 1776.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While base, ambitious minds contend | 1774.09.01 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While beauty and pleasure are now in their prime | 1774.10.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While beauty and pleasure are now in their prime | 1738.07.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While boundless ambition and turbulent care | 1737.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While curious Chloe covets whisper'd news | 1739.03.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While grim death is looking for us | 1751.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While grov'ling bards presume to sing | 1721.10.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While in Jehovah's courts I trembling stand | 1781.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While little malice vents its rage | 1766.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While mazy error draws mankind astray | 1771.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While night in solemn shade invest the pole | 1771.02.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While night in solemn shade invests the pole | 1768.03.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While others boast the happy art | 1766.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While others some proud mortal praise | 1773.02.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While some in pleasure's flow'ry lap repose | 1773.02.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While some in pleasure's flow'ry lap repose | 1773.06.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While this gay toy attracts thy sight | 1773.07.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While this gay toy attracts thy sight | 1773.07.27 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While this gay toy attracts thy sight | 1752.01.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' life's thorny road I go | 1767.10.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' life's thorny road I go | 1768.04.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' life's thorny road I go | 1770.03.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' life's thorny road I go | 1776.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' life's thorny road I go | 1779.12.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' the drear of frost and snow | 1779.12.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' the drear of frost and snow | 1780.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' the drear of frost and snow | 1780.02.16 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' the drear of frost and snow | 1780.02.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' the drear of frost and snow | 1780.02.28 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While thro' the drear of frost and snow | 1776.02.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While through life's thorny road I go | 1774.04.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While truth, or innocence, shall be thy guide | 1768.02.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While urg'd by warm & youthful blood | 1767.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While urg'd by warm and youthful blood | 1769.09.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While wondring nations in amaze | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While won'dring nations in amaze | 1768.01.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While worshippers in pagan lands | 1744.10.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While you are boldly set in truth's defence | 1770.10.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While you enjoy best solitude repose | 1770.10.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] While you enjoy blest solitudes repose | 1771.12.16 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst all profoundly calm | 1734.06.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst an industrious company of swains | 1751.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst anxious mortal strive in vain | 1775.04.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst anxious mortals strive in vain | 1749.01.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst brave Aeneas with a generous care | 1740.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst God inspir'd the pious servent youth | 1767.06.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst here I live | 1775.10.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst here I live | 1773.06.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst not with wax nor seal secur'd | 1740.04.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst th' arian preacher Christ his God denies | 1740.07.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whilst th'Arian preacher Christ his God denies | 1771.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who is the happy man? 'Tis he alone | 1773.06.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who on mount Calvary do I see? | 1774.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who on mount Calvary do I see? | 1764.08.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who seeks to please all men each way | 1767.01.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who sees pale Mammon pine amidst his shore | 1746.04.29 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who sees with equal eyes, as god of all | 1769.04.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who sets is heart on things below | 1761.06.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who sings the source | 1746.04.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who steals my purse, steals trash | 1772.02.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who steals my purse, steals trash | 1771.11.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who steals my purse, steal's trash; 'tis something | 1782.09.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who then is free? the wise alone | 1783.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who to his plighted faith and vows | 1760.03.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who' wealth was poured like a rolling tide | 1739.09.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who wou'd have thought that Bella's frown | 1769.03.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Who'd know the sweet of liberty | 1767.01.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whoever has enough in store | 1775.11.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whom should we fear, since God to us | 1775.12.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whom should we fear, since God to us | 1776.01.03 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Whom should we fear, since God to us | 1765.01.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why are thou, little life, so often crost | 1764.12.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why art thou, little life, so often crost | 1773.11.18 | Frederick Town | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why did I leave my cheerful home | 1767.08.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why do ye grant, ye stoicks, to mankind | 1768.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why, let the stricken deer go weep | 1768.10.08 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why rage the heathen, and conspire in vain? | 1775.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why shou'd we of our lot complain | 1740.03.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why should our joys transorm to pain | 1774.10.20 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why should the man, whose butter'd bread | 1743.06.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why should the nations angry be? | 1770.01.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why should the visage of the tomb | 1769.03.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why should we that ambition call | 1751.11.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why still so craving quit the painful strife | 1752.01.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why still so craving? quit the painful strife | 1782.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why Theon wouldst thou longer groan | 1772.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why this day's shorter than the rest | 1782.06.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why Thron wouldst thou longest groan | 1773.07.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why through this maze of wretchedness and fear | 1773.08.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why through this maze of wretchedness and fear | 1776.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why toils the world so eager after fame? | 1776.10.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why toils the world so eager after same? | 1732.03.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why waves the dubious maid in light suspence | 1780.08.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Why wish for more? | 1769.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wie? Leb ich darum nur, dass ich mich lebend kraenke? | 1769.04.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wie oft weiss nicht ein Narr durch thoericht Unternehmen | 1769.04.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wie ruemlich ists, von seinen Schaetzen | 1750.05.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wife and servant are the same | 1774.03.23 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wife and servant are the same | 1775.02.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wife and servant are the same | 1737.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wild ambition loves to slide, not stand | 1782.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Willkommen, Lebens-Sonne! | 1750.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wilt thou supreme, Jehovah condescend | 1772.02.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wily fisher sought the stream, A | 1781.07.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wisdom and folly on a day | 1771.04.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise and mighty guardian of mankind, The | 1746.08.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise in his prime, he waited not for noon | 1771.08.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise is the man who labour to secure | 1771.08.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise is the man who labours to secure | 1776.11.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1777.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1779.05.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1745.05.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise Peter sees the world's respect for gold | 1745.12.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wise Peter sees the world's respect for gold | 1778.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wisest of mankind has said, The | 1750.11.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wish'd supports of wealth are vain, The | 1783.01.04 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wishing, the first of blessing sure on earth | 1782.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wishing, the first of blessings sure on earth | 1783.04.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wishing, the first of blessings, sure on earth | 1782.11.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wishing's the worst of curses, here on earth | 1782.11.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wishing's the worst of curses, sure, on earth | 1783.04.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wishing's the wort of curses, sure, on earth | 1771.12.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wit, rightly use, will oft avert | 1762.11.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With all that earth of heaven could bestow | 1768.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With boasted indiff'rence and ease | 1771.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With conscience void of ill intent | 1767.12.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With constant motion as the moments glide | 1764.08.04 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With early dawn, arise, my soul | 1780.02.02 | Rahway | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With flames they threaten to destroy | 1780.02.09 | Rahway | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With flames they threaten to destroy | 1773.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With hasty steps, at the first dawn of day | 1773.02.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With hasty steps, at the first dawn of day | 1773.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With hasty steps, at the first light of day | 1779.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With humble gratitude to heav'n | 1729.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With majesty and glory clad | 1773.08.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With melting breast the wretche's pang to feel | 1773.08.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With melting breast the wretch's pang to feel | 1773.08.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With melting breast the wretch's pang to feel | 1773.08.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With melting breast the wretch's pang to feel | 1772.07.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With muckworm lately as in chat | 1761.01.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With opening wings the infant year | 1753.01.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With sobbing voice, upon his death-bed sick | 1737.10.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With spotless innocence, that chears the mind | 1773.09.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With undigested thoughts opprest | 1773.04.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With vulgar minds, which judge from what they see | 1771.01.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With what a gentle parting ray serene | 1771.03.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] With what a gentle parting ray serene | 1773.04.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Within my breast let peace a dwelling find! | 1775.01.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Within the windings of a wood | 1740.03.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Within this tomp of water not of stone | 1783.11.11 | Ludlow | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Without thin decency held up to view | 1783.11.18 | Ludlow | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Without thin decency held up to view | 1778.12.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Woman, thoughtless, giddy creature | 1737.10.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Words are but wind, you say; but don't you know | 1737.10.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Words are but wind, you say; but don't you know | 1738.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Words are but wind, you say; but don't you know | 1770.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World is a well furnish'd table, The | 1776.06.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World is a well furnish'd table, The | 1770.02.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World is a well-furnish'd table, The | 1750.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World once thought, and many think it still, The | 1751.02.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World once thought, and may think it still | 1751.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World one thought, and may think it still, The | 1770.11.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World rever their order as divine, The | 1770.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World revere their order as divine, The | 1770.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World revere their order as divine, The | 1737.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World that's full of fools and madmen, A | 1737.07.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World that's full of fools and madmen, A | 1745.05.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World that's full of fools and madmen, A | 1776.08.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World's a bubble, and the life of man, The | 1782.12.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World's a bubble; and the life of man, The | 1783.02.11 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World's a bubble; and the life of man, The | 1766.03.22 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World's a perfect cheat--And all in it that seems so, The | 1755.03.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World's great Lord commands the dove to fly, The | 1755.03.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World's great Lord commands the Dove to fly, The | 1776.07.15 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] World's turn'd up-side down throughout the nation, The | 1767.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Worth make the man, and want of it the fellow | 1772.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wou'd Heav'n, to whom such mighty gifts belong | 1749.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wou'd you pass thro' life with pleasure | 1771.08.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wou'd you rise in the Church? be stupid and dull | 1752.09.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would every sceptic of the age | 1752.10.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would every sceptic of the age | 1771.03.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would Heaven but grant me my desire | 1772.07.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would heav'n, to whom such mighty gifts belong | 1769.12.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would Mira social bliss attain | 1778.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would they discard impertinence | 1782.06.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would woman, rather from the throng retir'd | 1772.04.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would ye fair, with health your charms adorn | 1768.07.20 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would ye, my friends, live free from care | 1772.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would ye, ye fair with health your charms adorn | 1782.09.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would ye, ye fair, with health your charms adorn | 1782.10.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would ye, ye fair, with health your charms adorn | 1735.07.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you, as sure you would, with utmost care | 1783.10.02 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you be well received wher'er you go | 1783.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you engage the lovely fair? | 1751.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you enjoy life's sweet repose | 1754.07.11 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you enjoy life's sweet repose | 1737.01.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you lead a peaceable, undisturb'd life | 1737.07.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you lead a peaceable, undisturb'd life | 1745.06.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you, my fair, triumphant lead along | 1773.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you, my fair, triumphant lead along | 1777.12.04 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you my fair, triumphant lead along | 1771.09.03 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you ye fair a lasting congest gain | 1771.08.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you, ye Fair, a lasting conquest gain | 1771.10.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you, ye fair, a lasting conquest gain | 1782.11.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would you, ye fair, with health your charms adorn | 1771.12.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Would'st thou a lasting joy, when wedded find | 1766.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wrapt in his arms, who bled on Calv'ry's plain | 1767.03.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wretch, tho' today he's o'erloaded with sorrow | 1767.12.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wretch, who dares man's sacred right infringe, The | 1752.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wretch who triumphs o'er her neighbours woe, A | 1768.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Wuchrer kam in kurzer Zeit, Ein | 1762.09.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye circling clouds where Phoebus traces | 1779.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye farmers all, with one accord | 1779.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye farmers all, with one accord | 1775.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye fine fangled folks, who from cities and courts | 1767.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye Gods, ye gave to me a wife | 1767.11.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye gods, ye gave to me a wife | 1767.11.20 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye gods, ye gave to me a wife | 1767.11.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye gods, ye gave to me a wife | 1767.12.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye gods, ye gave to me a wife | 1767.12.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye Gods, ye gave to me a wife | 1767.12.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye Gods, ye gave to me wife | 1773.01.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye lands throughout the globe, rejoice | 1783.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye maidens all who would be married | 1783.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye maidens all who would be married | 1760.03.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye maids of honour, mind your ways | 1783.03.25 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye midnight shades, o'er nature spread! | 1745.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye nymphs of Salem, who, with hallow'd lays | 1779.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye nymphs of Solyma! begin the song | 1764.12.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye nymphs of Solyma! began the song | 1748.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye nymphs of Solyma! begin the song | 1768.05.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye Persian maids, attend your poet's lays | 1758.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye power divine, assist my hand and heart | 1771.12.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye Saints and servants of our King | 1740.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye slaves to worldly joys! low sons of earth! | 1774.06.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye vaulted heav'ns, whose heights unknown | 1743.08.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise, instruct me to endure | 1749.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise! instruct me to endure | 1760.03.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise instruct me to endure | 1760.03.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise instruct me to endure | 1765.01.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise, instruct me to endure | 1765.02.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise instruct me to endure | 1765.04.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise, instruct me to endure | 1765.04.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise instruct me to endure | 1769.01.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise, instruct me to endure | 1769.04.11 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise, instruct me to endure | 1770.03.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise, instruct me to endure | 1776.10.11 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise, instruct me to endure | 1749.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Ye wise! instruct ye to endure | 1773.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Year expires, and this latest hour | 1743.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Year of wonders now behold! A | 1750.02.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yes, inspiration breaths in ev'ry thought! | 1776.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yes madam I do freely own | 1774.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yes! sure 'tis here that pride, that folly reigns | 1775.01.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yes! sure 'tis here that pride, that folly reigns | 1775.01.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yes! sure 'tis here that pride, that folly reigns | 1773.02.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yes, women, if they dar'd, would nobly soar | 1764.03.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yet a few years, or days perhaps | 1772.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yet fortune, when she meant to wreak her hate | 1782.01.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yet, in their face, superior beauty glows | 1772.08.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Yon strutting mortal seems to have forgot | 1760.02.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You ask, if the thing to my choice were submitted | 1760.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You ask, if the thing to my choice were submitted | 1779.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You hear the poor, and see their need | 1773.12.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You look, my son, in a distemper'd sort | 1777.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You said sir on a late occasion | 1778.04.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You see mankind the same in ever age! | 1778.03.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You see mankind the same in every age | 1778.04.16 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You see Mankind the same in every age! | 1778.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You see mankind the same in every age! | 1768.04.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You shall swear by the custom of your confession | 1729.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] You who in London youthful passions fir'd | 1767.11.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live round | 1767.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live round | 1767.11.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Young Ladies in town, and those that live round | 1767.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live round | 1767.12.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live round | 1782.02.23 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live round | 1761.02.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Your charming thoughts in softest words express'd | 1783.03.11 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Youth, who's destin'd by the muse, The | 1774.09.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Zealous for truth, a rugged path I chuse | 1768.09.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Zeal's a dreadful termagant | 1768.10.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Zeal's a dreadful termagant | 1769.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, moral [beg] Zur Eister sprach der Fuchs: O, wenn ich fragen mag | 1728.07.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Acquainted, married, lost, all in an hour | 1780.06.29 | West Springfld | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Aetna and all the burning mountains find | 1768.11.17 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Ah! teach, ye nine, me justly to unfold | 1773.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Ah! why did not kind fate ordain me birth | 1734.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] All attendance apart | 1769.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Amynt, der sich in grosser Noth befand | 1778.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] And so, as I told thee before, my dear wife | 1768.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Armer Schiffer stack in Schulden, Ein | 1753.12.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As Damien one day with his fair one was sate | 1754.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As Damon one day with his fair one was sate | 1774.01.07 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As good Ezekial on his bed | 1773.10.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As Jowler, having snatch'd a chop | 1772.05.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As Landlady Dobbins, a Methodist pure | 1750.04.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As many people now-a-days | 1738.11.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As once, beneath a myrtle grove | 1773.04.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As once grave Pluto drove his royal wheels | 1744.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As once in Solyma, the sacred town | 1735.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As Roger, with his jug was walking | 1735.09.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As Roger, with his jug was walking | 1766.11.27 | Orange Town | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] As two Orange gunners were shooting one day | 1783.12.06 | Tamworth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] At Cana's feast, the sceptic Jew | 1738.04.28 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] At Dublin's high feast sat primate and dean | 1770.01.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] At early dawn I leave a downy bed | 1772.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] At once the rushing winds with roaring sound | 1728.12.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] At ten this morn, dear friend, your most | 1737.01.14 | Canterbury | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Attend my sons, and you my friends draw near | 1773.01.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Attending on your worship, to | 1768.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Aus einem alten Fabelbuche | 1772.05.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Barbarian ravage hung the pagan car | 1775.03.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Battle for some bones broke out, A | 1740.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Begin, ye muses, that delight to rove | 1773.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Beside yon straggling fen that skirts the way | 1770.12.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Beside yon straggling fence, that skirts the way | 1770.10.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Beside yon struggling fence, that skirts the way | 1773.08.19 | France | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Blaise voyant a l'agonie | 1732.10.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Bleak Norwest begins his dreaded reign, The | 1775.03.09 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Blest dilemm' awaits my virgin choice, A | 1750.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Bob telling his repining friend | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] But hark! the charge | 1776.04.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] But hark the chiming clocks to dinner call | 1733.08.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] But Hudibras gave him a twitch | 1740.05.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] But lest you think me deaf or rude | 1770.07.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] By the side of the stream that strays thro' the grove | 1770.09.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] By the side of the stream that strays thro' the | 1728.12.05 | At sea | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] By your honour's command, an example I stand | 1767.10.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Calm, tho' no mean, courageous without rage | 1768.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Candidat, der gern berfoerdert werden wolte, Ein | 1767.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Cannon ball, one bloody day, A | 1771.10.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Celia, in every charm array'd | 1766.07.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Certain maid, too prudishly inclin'd, A | 1776.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Certain Priest had hoarded up, A | 1776.01.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Certain Priest had hoarded up, A | 1782.02.14 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Certain priest had hoarded up, A | 1761.03.05 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Church and Rooms, the other day, The | 1733.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Cold as the arctick pole in winter time | 1779.05.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Common soldier, who has broke, The | 1774.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Complaint is made on statute law | 1773.03.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Comrade, last winter, you remember well | 1783.11.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Constantly I go to meeting | 1773.09.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Correspondent once was I, A | 1737.05.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Cries Celia to a Reverend Dean | 1771.08.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Cupid, the arrantest knave alive | 1769.06.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Dame Liberty's breaking up house | 1736.09.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Deep hid in grass the pois'nous viper lies | 1738.09.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Devoured he, poor children three | 1738.10.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Devoured he, poor children three | 1747.10.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Dick join'd in nuptial conjugation | 1767.12.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1768.10.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Drescher, der im weichen Gras, Der | 1753.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Dumb Betty is now much thought on by the town | 1768.05.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Einst machte durch sein ganzes Land | 1734.10.28 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Famous prophet in this year appears, A | 1759.03.20 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Farmer once to London went, A | 1778.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Favor'd by Gods (to whom all mortal yield) | 1775.02.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Few words are best! I wish you well,--- | 1751.09.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] First lay some onions to keep the pork from burning | 1751.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] First lay some onions to keep the pork from burning | 1773.06.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] First Thespis, mounted on a cart | 1770.02.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Five tender virgins buxom young and fair | 1732.10.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Flow Welsted, flow, like thine inspirer beer | 1738.12.04 | London? | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For a trifle arrested, near eight months ago | 1767.10.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For geese, the finest ever seen | 1767.10.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For geese, the finest ever seen | 1767.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For geese, the finest ever seen | 1767.10.16 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For geese, the finest ever seen | 1767.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For geese, the finest ever seen | 1767.11.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For geese the finest ever seen | 1736.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For these nocturnal thieves, huntsmen prepare | 1771.04.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For while aloft the order they ascend | 1771.04.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] For while aloft the order they attend | 1773.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Fox from covert unsecure, The | 1773.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Fox from covert unsecure, The | 1779.09.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Fox from covert unsecure, The | 1765.07.29 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Freeborn English, generous and wise | 1768.09.02 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Freeborn English, generous and wise | 1743.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] French, tho' beat, Te Deum sing, The | 1767.01.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Friar dy'd the other day, A | 1767.01.03 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From a bear and a bagpipe, a churl and a cat | 1783.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From branch to branch the feather'd pair | 1751.03.07 | York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From dear Chloe, I stole two kisses in play | 1782.07.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From London, your honour, to Stratford I'm come | 1771.12.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From nameless outlets--endless naval hosts | 1768.04.14 | Fredericksburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From whence proceeds the short reciprocating breath | 1768.04.21 | Fredericksburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From whence proceeds the short reciprocating breath | 1763.12.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] From yonder beauteous realms of light | 1768.10.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Fuellen, das die schwere Buerde, Ein | 1768.06.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Gaul, der Schmuck von weissen Pferden, Ein | 1775.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Gentle ladies, good in nature | 1733.07.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Gentle stir and blow the fire | 1767.05.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Gentleman, and maiden fair, A | 1751.03.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Glory! where art thou, goddess, where? | 1738.05.05 | Gloucester | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Good now, Mr. Tart | 1733.02.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Gospel-light appear'd not very clear, The | 1764.03.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Grace said in form, which sceptics must agree | 1753.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Grave from his place rose Zeb in formal state | 1778.08.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Great invading Norman let them know, The | 1771.03.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Grumbler full of discontent, A | 1783.03.01 | St Augustine | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Grumbler full of discontent, A | 1781.01.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Guess, Gentle Lady, if you can | 1781.07.19 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Guess, gentle lady, if you can | 1769.04.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Guter dummer Bauerknabe, Ein | 1759.05.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hah! there it flames, the long expected star | 1769.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Half starv'd cobler, weary of his stall, A | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hark! th' explosion dire | 1769.11.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] He could raise scruples dark and nice | 1768.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Held, der sich durch manche Schlacht, Ein | 1783.03.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Here night & Day conspire a coz'ning flight | 1750.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Here night and day conspire a coz'ning flight | 1751.01.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Here night and day conspire a coz'ning flight | 1751.03.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Here night and day conspire a coz'ning flight | 1751.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Here Night and Day conspire a coz'ning flight | 1736.07.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Here, wife, let's see my slippers, cap and gown | 1778.12.21 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Here's in this flock some shabby sheep | 1741.09.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hey-day, what's here! is this-good folks-a horse? | 1768.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] His seat Ulysses to the prince resign'd | 1750.03.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hodge held a farm, and smil'd content | 1750.10.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hodge held a farm, and smil'd content | 1783.10.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hodge held a farm, and smil'd content | 1763.12.30 | England | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hop and the Hop town, The | 1763.12.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hope and the hop town, The | 1764.01.02 | England | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hope and the hop-town, The | 1776.07.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Hound, the fleetest of the breed, A | 1753.09.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Houses, churches, mix'd together | 1753.10.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Houses, churches, mix'd together | 1758.12.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Houses, churches, mix'd together | 1760.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Houses, churches, mixt together | 1767.02.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] How comes it, neighbour Dick | 1773.08.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Howl, Stygian muse, the noise and discord dire | 1775.01.19 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I am an old farmer, was born in the woods | 1775.02.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I am an old farmer, was born in the woods | 1779.05.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I do remember an apothecary | 1767.12.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I gave, --'twas but the other day | 1760.06.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I in my rounds the other day | 1763.12.26 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I John of Gaunt | 1768.08.05 | Lebanon | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I liv'd 12 years in Charles the IId's day | 1765.04.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I liv'd twelve years in Charles the IId's day | 1771.04.23 | Lebanon | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I liv'd twelve years in Charles the seconds day | 1743.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I lov'd no King in forty one | 1772.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I married my wife on Sunday | 1772.10.27 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I married my wife on Sunday | 1772.11.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I married my wife on Sunday | 1772.11.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I married my wife on Sunday | 1739.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I R---t D----d ----y bound to sea | 1773.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I stroll'd one day into a room | 1768.11.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I view, astonish'd this stupendous pile | 1767.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I went from England into France | 1783.08.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I, William king, the thurd year of my reign | 1783.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I, William king, the thurd year of my reign | 1775.01.26 | Africa | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] If blood of ancestors of same | 1771.08.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] If to a patient call'd, to him, unknown | 1731.06.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] If you do not put six new half-pence, in form | 1780.09.27 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I'll tell you a tale, it's as strange as 'tis true | 1723.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I'm Kin to Old Par | 1739.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I'm not High Church nor Low Church, nor Tory nor Whig | 1780.04.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I'm not high church, nor low church, nor tory | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In a vein of good humour, says Hal to his wife | 1773.12.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In a vein of good humour, says Hall to his wife | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In Buckingham a sprightly boy | 1750.01.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In fair Northumberland, (I trow | 1783.08.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In search of a husband from London I flew | 1779.03.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In seventeen hundred seventeen | 1773.03.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In sleep profound poor Pill was laid | 1729.05.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In some calm midnight, when no whisp'ring breeze | 1769.02.27 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the fever of youth, ev'ry pulse in a flame | 1760.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the Name of God, I Thomas Oakam | 1760.01.21 | at sea | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the name of God, I Thomas Oakham | 1760.02.11 | at sea | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the name of God, I Thomas Oakham | 1760.03.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the name of God, I Thomas Oakham | 1737.07.29 | Hanover | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the name of good liquor, amen. I J---n C---s-y | 1755.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the succession of revolving times | 1755.02.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the succession of revolving times | 1772.02.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the worst inn's room, with mat half hung | 1772.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] In the worst inn's worst room, with mat half hung | 1772.04.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Iris, with every power to please | 1735.01.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] It chanc'd, at Dorset pass'd a tavern door | 1774.01.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] It happen'd on a summer's holiday | 1782.04.27 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] It must be so! M--y, thou reason'st well | 1730.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] It was a most unfriendly part | 1776.03.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] I've fought the champions of the earth all round | 1772.03.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Jack, back to back, was meas'ring with his maid | 1735.12.29 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] James Newth, his book | 1783.07.15 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1783.07.22 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1783.08.05 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1744.01.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] John Duke of Argyll | 1768.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Juengling, welche viel von seiner Stadt gehoert, Ein | 1768.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Kind greift nach den bunten Karten, Das | 1768.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Kranker Vater rief den Sohn, Ein | 1774.11.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Kulnasatz, my rein-deer | 1740.03.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Lady gay, of lofty name, A | 1779.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Lament, poor Kate | 1775.02.22 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Last week a trav'ler thin and maugre | 1746.04.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Lend's a tester, cries the loon | 1770.09.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Let either end of a cord be made fast to a beam | 1771.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Let either end of a cord be made fast to a beam | 1737.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Let loftier bards the hero's acts relate | 1754.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Let others muse on sublunary things | 1775.03.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Let peals of laughter, round thee break | 1740.06.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Let Rome on more with ostentation show | 1761.11.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Like priests of Baal they crav'd the muses aid | 1776.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Long had deep silence reign'd in sullen form | 1772.02.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Long time did a silly old proverb prevail | 1772.04.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Long time did a silly old proverb prevail | 1772.03.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Long times did a silly old proverb prevail | 1769.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Mein Vater geht ins Holz, wie ich gemerket habe | 1774.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Methinks this world seems oddly made | 1750.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Miss Molly, a fam'd toast, was fair and young | 1772.12.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Miss Sukey at church, on the conjugal day | 1769.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Mit Traeumen, die uns schoen betruegen | 1767.07.11 | Tunbridge | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Monday it rain'd a great part of the day, A | 1767.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Monday it rained a great part of the day, A | 1776.01.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Monk his sermon spun to such extreme, A | 1776.02.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Monk his sermon spun to such extreme, A | 1776.03.18 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Monk his sermon spun to such extreme, A | 1751.03.07 | York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Moon grows red, pale, big, and walks by night, The | 1772.04.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Mother of Cupid, you know who I mean, The | 1762.03.22 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Mother said, go tell my child | 1762.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Mother said, go tell my child, The | 1750.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] My brothers uncle now I am | 1750.02.27 | Nantucket | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] My brothers uncle now I am | 1783.07.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] My husband's my uncle, my son is my brother | 1730.09.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Myrtle unsheath'd his shining blade | 1783.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Myrtle unsheath'd his shining blade | 1783.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Myrtle unsheath'd his shining blade | 1783.02.20 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Myrtle unsheathed his shining blade | 1768.10.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Narr, dem oft weit minder Witz gefehlt, Der | 1770.11.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Near yonder copse, where once the garden smil'd | 1783.09.25 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Near yonder copse, where once the garden smil'd | 1775.06.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Neatherd to a lawyer went, A | 1765.01.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Night's sable clouds had half the globe o'er-spread | 1732.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Noble art of printing found, The | 1733.02.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Noble art of printing found, The | 1775.11.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Nor yet the crude materials of the earth | 1752.01.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Now had the son of Jove mature, attain'd | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Now see this terror of the deep | 1731.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Of ancient streams presume no more to tell | 1774.01.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Oft have I view'd, in admiration lost | 1768.10.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Oh! how shou'd my friendship, my bounty appear | 1772.01.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] On yon black cloud behold aquarius stand | 1760.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once a solicitor of high renown | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once I, thro' thin partition, chanc'd to hear | 1736.11.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once I was a batchelor, and liv'd | 1729.12.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once I was a batchelor, and lived by my self | 1768.05.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once more Crispinus, call'd upon the stage | 1768.01.20 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once on a time, the ancient poets say | 1773.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once on a time, the muses say | 1765.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Once, says an author (where I need not say) | 1747.07.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] One evening, as I walk'd to take the Air | 1783.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] One morn as Thyrsis chanc'd to rove | 1773.04.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] One morning, as I walk'd to take the air | 1765.10.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] One night as I lay slumb'ring in my bed | 1752.07.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Ordinary bed---so the tackle's but clean, An | 1752.08.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Ordinary bed---so the tackle's but clean, An | 1772.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Other day, as Clara fair, The | 1774.07.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Other day, as Clara fair, The | 1773.02.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Our Parson has told us, how much we have cause | 1753.09.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Painter late contended with a baker, A | 1763.02.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Paltry wretch he had half-starv'd, A | 1749.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Panting for air beneath the scorching sun | 1774.06.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Parson of a pleasant village, The | 1729.03.11 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Pastry-Cook once molded up a T---d, A | 1764.03.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] People of Taunton they lately have seen, The | 1767.05.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Person walking in the street, A | 1767.12.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Person walking in the street, A | 1755.01.16 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Philax ein getreuer Hund | 1772.09.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Poets, Painters, and Musicians | 1776.07.29 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Poor John, it seems, did at an early age [3d line] | 1732.08.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Poor little, pretty fluttering thing | 1763.10.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Poor Teague one day, as the old story goes | 1745.09.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Post there was where Wormwood knew, A | 1781.12.26 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Puss, creeping o'er a neighbour's field | 1776.12.11 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Pythagra's rose at early dawn | 1775.12.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Quoth my lord to his cook, this meat is quite raw | 1776.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Raptures of my heart I sing, The | 1767.01.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Riding one night to see a friend | 1767.05.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Riding one night to see a friend | 1767.09.05 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Riding one night to see a friend | 1783.02.25 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Robin, who to the plough was bred | 1735.09.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Russ loves brandy, Dutchmen beer, The | 1776.02.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Sad sickening scene! Creation's light | 1778.09.10 | St Croix | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Samson before his head was shorn | 1728.12.24 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Say, Cadmus, by what ray divine inspir'd | 1781.12.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Says Richard to Thomas and seem'd half afraid | 1769.01.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Says Tom to Will | 1758.01.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Scarce had the sun resign'd the winter sky | 1773.05.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Season now is coming on, The | 1783.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] See gay Mrs. Tonish, of Grosv'nor Place | 1783.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] September the thirteenth, proud Bourbon may mourn | 1752.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Shetland pickled herring and anchovy, The | 1722.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Short-necks and stubbed shankt he is by birth | 1773.08.19 | France | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Sick on his bed, and struggling hard for breath | 1735.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Since all men must | 1751.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Since to the conditions, without any fear | 1751.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Since to the conditions, without any fear | 1751.03.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Since worms your study wholly now engage | 1751.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Sing, o my muse (as well you may | 1774.05.17 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] So a wild Tartar, when he spies | 1744.09.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] So glides the moon along th'ethaereal plains | 1767.03.12 | Islington | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] So many orators on heads declaim | 1768.08.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] So now you see the pharse complete---in black and | 1760.08.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Soldier longs for arms (the ensigns of his trade) | 1737.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Some husbands on a winter's day | 1753.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Some husbands on a winter's day | 1739.07.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Some mirthful lads the other day | 1772.08.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Some wit of old (such wits of old there were | 1772.07.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Soon as the golden age was o'er | 1768.12.14 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Sordid wretch! may he be doubly curst, The | 1771.03.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Sprightly messenger of day, The | 1782.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Spring, summer and autumn had once a dispute | 1741.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Squire he had whose name was Ralph, A | 1722.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Strephon, a youth extremely modest | 1773.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Studious for ease, with anxious care | 1744.03.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Studious he sate, with all his books around | 1774.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Sun appears: the jovial crew, The | 1767.12.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Survey the warlike horse! Didst thou invest | 1734.12.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Table, chairs, and pair of bellows, A | 1735.03.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Table, chairs, and pair of bellows, A | 1780.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thank God I'm still alive | 1773.06.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] That the gentle tip-tap | 1752.04.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] That your petitioner was born, and bred at home | 1777.08.21 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There did, (what signifies it when?) | 1758.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There flourish'd in a market town | 1783.09.11 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There liv'd a man whose name was semper-idem | 1774.08.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There liv'd in York, an age ago | 1774.09.02 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There liv'd in York, an age ago | 1773.06.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There once to town a rustick came | 1783.08.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There was a man whose name was semper idem | 1771.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There was an old man, & tho' it's not common | 1770.05.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There was an old man, and thought it's not common | 1724.10.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There was four and twenty fidlers all in a row | 1777.07.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] There was once it was said | 1771.12.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thereon, among his travels, found | 1782.05.15 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thick twisted brake, in the time of a storm, A | 1768.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] This coffin is made | 1768.11.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] This coffin is made | 1768.11.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] This coffin is made | 1768.11.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] This coffin is made | 1773.01.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] This is my last will | 1767.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] This night we add some heroes to our store | 1771.09.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Tho' skill'd in Greek and Latin tongue | 1760.01.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Three nights ago, a Kentish squire | 1783.03.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thro' Pancreas church-yard as two taylors were | 1775.02.08 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thus Aglaus (a man unknown to men | 1781.11.28 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thus says the prophet of the Turk | 1783.10.23 | Windsor | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thus says the prophet of the Turk | 1761.09.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thus when a barber and a collier fight | 1761.09.25 | Portsmoutn | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thus when a barber and a collier fight | 1768.08.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thus when a barber and a collier fight | 1772.01.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Thy fault our law calls death! | 1774.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Tis odd, the erring vulgar say | 1774.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Tis odd, the erring vulgar say | 1768.02.19 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Tis pleasant, tho' a shame to think | 1772.11.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To a mouse says a miser, "my dear little mouse | 1781.01.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To guess your riddle, gallant sir | 1778.01.27 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To night the muse attempts to show | 1769.03.16 | Antigua | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To print, or not to print--that is the question | 1770.08.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To print or not to print--that is the question | 1773.12.04 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To print, or not to print--that is the question | 1743.08.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To said to distant shores, my wish, my vow | 1775.07.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To temper thus the stronger fires | 1772.07.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To turn the penny, once, a wit | 1772.09.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To turn the penny, once, a wit | 1782.09.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To turn the penny, once, a wit | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To write, or not to write? That is the question | 1776.05.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1736.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Toby a dog of sport | 1737.07.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Toby a dog of sport, oh hone, oh hone | 1776.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Tom mounted on his sordid load | 1749.01.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Tortur'd with pain, as late sleepless I lay | 1768.09.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Tother day I met Jenny and flew to her arms | 1771.11.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Traveller, as he, weary, trod, A | 1777.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Trav'ller, whom no costly mantle grac'd, A | 1774.05.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas in the pleasant month of May | 1765.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas on the day, our great convention met | 1765.05.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas on the day, our great convention met | 1772.09.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas passing by a country fair | 1767.04.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas spring, when all the vocal feather'd race | 1773.11.02 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas ten o'clock; the cloth remov'd | 1778.02.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas ten o'clock; the cloth remov'd | 1772.01.27 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Twas when the splendid God of day | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Two honest Virginians were hunting one day | 1735.09.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Two Hotspurs unnoted for martial adventures | 1749.03.27 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Two sparks were earnest in debate | 1770.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Um das Rhinoceros zu sehn | 1775.06.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Unbelieving Jew one day | 1783.07.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Upon a time there was a cat | 1783.07.26 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Upon a time there was a cat | 1783.07.29 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Upon a time there was a cat | 1783.07.31 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Upon a time there was a cat | 1783.08.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Upon a time there was a cat | 1783.08.21 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Upon a time there was a cat | 1724.11.12 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Upon the Earth thrive villany and wo | 1768.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Vater hinterliess zween Erben, Ein | 1769.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Vom Vater seiner Braut erhielt Philet des Glueck | 1768.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Von ungefehr muss einen Blinden | 1769.01.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Vor dem, da noch um Mitternacht | 1768.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Wandrer hat den Gott der Goetter, Ein | 1773.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Welcome thou friendly earnest of fourscore! | 1773.11.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Welcome! thou friendly earnest of fourscore | 1743.09.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Well Sirs, what think ye now of Cato's fate? | 1782.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] What strangely vers'd in magic lore | 1737.12.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When a comet presumes | 1738.02.17 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When a comet presumes | 1775.03.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When De La Manca's famous knight | 1745.02.11 | Europe | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When e'er the Eagle and the Lilly join | 1725.06.26 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When first the squire, and tinker W-- | 1769.04.25 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When from the southern climes, the God of Day | 1743.10.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When I first had my staff | 1772.10.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When I see a magick fair | 1761.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When on young shoulders an old head | 1761.09.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When on young shoulders an old head | 1779.11.18 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When Phaeton, that simple sot | 1779.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When Phaeton, that simple sot | 1767.01.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When social friends give up the day | 1728.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When the proud Philistines for war declar'd | 1781.08.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When the white horse doth o'er the lyon rule | 1771.10.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When the worthy Florio sought a wife | 1773.06.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When two hundred waggons croud the street | 1778.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When winter seized proud Bellona's charms | 1778.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When winter seizes proud Bellona's charms | 1752.04.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When wise Ulisses, from his native coast | 1752.04.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When wise Ulisses, from his native coast | 1752.05.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] When wise Ulysses, from his native coast | 1782.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Where now these mingled ruins ly | 1734.03.02 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] While conscious Auro curls the dimpled tyde | 1766.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Whilst raging winter rul'd the year | 1751.10.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Who can describe the horrors of that night | 1752.03.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Who can describe the horrors of that night | 1772.01.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Who was the man? (Oblivion seize his name | 1768.12.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Wie fang ichs an, um mich empor zu schwingen? | 1759.05.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] With beat of drum, and trumpet's joyful sound | 1768.02.04 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] With doubts--joy--apprehension--almost numb | 1782.06.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Word explains itself without the muse, The | 1735.03.20 | Chester Cty | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Would you be concern'd to know | 1772.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Ye belles and ye bloods, who the Panetheon flockwell | 1782.11.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Ye Gods who sit and live and rest | 1751.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] You do swear by custom of confession | 1751.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] You do swear by custom of confession | 1776.03.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] You have read, my dear Madam, of wonderful sights | 1768.02.19 | Dunmow | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] You shall swear by the custom of your confession | 1739.04.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] You told me of a female pair | 1764.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Young Hodge, a poor but a contented swain | 1723.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Your's I received, but the date | 1768.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Zween Waechter, die schon manche Nacht | 1769.07.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Zween Wandrer ueberfiel die Nacht | 1768.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, narrative [beg] Zwei Maedchen brachten ihre Tage | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Adieu, New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Adieu, New-England's smiling meads | 1773.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Adieu, New-England's smiling meads | 1776.03.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Celestial choir! enthron'd in realms of light | 1767.12.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1768.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1768.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1778.08.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] From this the muse rich consolation draws | 1770.10.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1770.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1770.11.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1767.05.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Here lie Dinah, Sambo wife | 1773.03.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Mjeme begin; inspire ye sacred nine! | 1735.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] My charming youth! Why fly's thou me? | 1730.03.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Tell me, old man, with stooping head | 1778.12.31 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Tis past: - ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1778.10.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Tis past: ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1778.11.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Tis past:-ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1778.12.14 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Tis past:-ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1782.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] To de sleekmen of Tonbos de humble petison | 1769.12.22 | Harwich | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] What is the silly fellow dis, pray tell | 1772.05.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] When Britain's human ministers of state | 1781.12.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, Negro [beg] Yet shores there are, blest shores for us remain | 1751.11.15 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, on marriage, opening lines torn off | 1753.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Accept, dear Jem, this humble chair | 1753.12.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Accept, dear Jem, this humble chair | 1774.03.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Accept, sweet maid, each scene that Shakespeare | 1751.02.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Active spark of heav'nly fire | 1778.12.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adam, when form'd by heaven, was plac'd | 1776.04.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adam when form'd by heav'n, was plac'd | 1783.03.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu my flocks! no more expect | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu, New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu, New-England's smiling meads | 1773.05.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu New-England's smiling meads | 1773.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu, New-England's smiling meads | 1771.08.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu! ye irksome cares of life | 1780.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu ye tow'ring spires, no more | 1780.06.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adieu ye tow'ring spires, no more | 1780.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Adorn'd by sun-beams from the skies | 1769.10.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Advise your friend, grave man of art! | 1769.10.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Advise your friend, grave man of art! | 1728.04.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again fair nymph, you charm our wond'ring eyes | 1777.04.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again imperial winter's sway | 1771.03.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again returns the circling year | 1778.01.01 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again returns the circling year! | 1782.08.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again the auspicious day returns | 1771.06.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again the balmy zephyr blows | 1760.06.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again the blossom'd hedge is seen | 1768.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again the circling sun in Pisces rides | 1769.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again the glorious morn returns | 1760.03.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Again the sun's revolving sphere | 1730.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ages our land a barb'rous desert stood | 1730.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ages our land a barb'rous desert stood | 1777.02.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah! Celia, why this angry air | 1775.08.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah! family forlorn! | 1775.10.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah! Family forlorn! | 1768.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah me! Mr. Dixon | 1781.05.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah me my friend! it will not, will not last! | 1775.12.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah me! what means my rising soul! | 1770.05.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah me! what means this cackling all around | 1782.09.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah pass not yet. If thou dost know | 1772.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah! spotless paper, fair and white | 1769.10.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah, what is't to me that the grasshopper sings! | 1767.04.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah! Where with ev'ry soothing charm array'd | 1780.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ah! why from the woodlands retire? | 1768.06.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Air was mild, the sky serene, The | 1776.11.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Alas! with swift and silent pace | 1776.12.17 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Alas! with swift and silent pace | 1776.12.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Alas with swift and silent pace | 1755.08.01 | At sea | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Albion recedes: I see her now no more | 1768.10.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All bounteous Heav'n! Castalio cries | 1772.08.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All by a languid, sluggish stream | 1767.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail content, thou greatest good below | 1760.01.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail, O Hind! Heav'n safe thy charge convey | 1760.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail, O Hind! Heav'n safe thy charge convey | 1780.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail superior sex, exalted fair | 1780.08.02 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail superior sex, exalted fair | 1780.08.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail superior sex, exalted fair | 1781.01.05 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail! superior sex, exalted fair | 1781.01.17 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail! superior sex, exalted fair | 1736.11.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail, ye fields, where constant peace attends | 1782.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All hail, ye shades!--and thou, lone mossy cell | 1769.12.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All nature smiles when blooming spring appears | 1756.10.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All night invoking sleep's balsamic dew | 1753.06.04 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All on that main, the verdant trees abound | 1781.12.13 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All sciences a fasting Monsieur knows | 1758.12.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] All things, beneath the circle of the sun | 1768.09.16 | Wells | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Although hard fate forbids to me | 1782.05.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ambient air how sweet and fair, The | 1758.12.18 | Long Island | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Amherst, while crouds attend you on your way | 1759.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Amherst, while crouds attend you on your way | 1769.09.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Amid the radiant orbs | 1733.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Amidst the vast profusions of delight | 1737.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Among some roses, with dull sleep opprest | 1771.07.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Amyntor lov'd a maiden fair | 1777.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] And are you sure the news is true? | 1737.09.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] And has Charissa her whole heav'n of charms | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] And is Mamma resolv'd to go | 1768.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] And new retired from the noisy town | 1776.09.07 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] And thou fair Peace, from the wild floods of war | 1772.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] And why not hear the sound of yonder bell? | 1738.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Animal belov'd and beautious | 1777.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Animal belov'd and beautious | 1775.08.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Approach, ye nymphs, ye rural swains | 1771.01.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Aquarius rules the frozen skies | 1772.07.31 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Are there, among the females of our isle | 1772.05.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Arise, my love, and come away | 1738.08.03 | Poltova | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Arms, where trumpets sound and colours fly, The | 1783.12.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Around my fair may ev'ry joy attend | 1774.04.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Arrested in her mid career | 1741.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Art thou in love it cannot be | 1768.03.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Art thou sincere? --be calm my throbbing breast | 1756.03.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Artful painter, by this plan | 1756.03.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Artful painter, by this plan | 1733.10.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Artist, that underneath my table | 1736.11.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Artist, who underneath the table | 1783.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As a young beaut'ous myrtle blooms | 1773.02.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Britannia set a wailling | 1772.10.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Chloe play'd her needle's art | 1771.08.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Colin saunter'd with his bride | 1779.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Colinet and Phoebe sat | 1778.08.06 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Collinet and Phebe sat | 1778.09.29 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Collinet and Phebe sat | 1778.09.29 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Collinet and Phebe sat | 1776.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As Collinet and Phoebe sat | 1783.12.04 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As demons near his Celia stood | 1774.08.25 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As down in the meadow one morning I past | 1780.05.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As fairy forms the elfin airy train | 1768.01.13 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As gay Adam, with his chearful train | 1778.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As I was a walking to draw the fresh air | 1768.08.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As late I wander'd thro' the gloomy shade | 1768.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As late I wander'd thro' the gloomy shade | 1772.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As lately I rambled the meadows along | 1778.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As mourns the soft songster confin'd from the spray | 1748.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As nigh a river's silver stream | 1771.12.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As pensive on my bed I lay | 1760.03.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As plants, whilst tender, bend which way you please | 1767.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As thro' a wood the other day | 1771.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As to you, sir, do your duty | 1783.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As t'other day, in harmless chat | 1783.09.04 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As t'other day, in harmless chat | 1783.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As turns the needle to the pole | 1766.09.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] As yet a youth, and unbetray'd | 1770.05.07 | Buck's County | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Aspasia's shape or Chloe's lively eye | 1777.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Assist me every muse to sing | 1761.06.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Assist me, muse divine | 1756.03.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Assist, ye greater bards assist | 1772.07.07 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At fair Aurora's smiling dawn | 1781.07.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At first we're told our mother Eve was made | 1772.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At Gibson's seat, high on the breezy hill | 1771.06.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At heavenly synod once arose | 1770.04.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length, gay Polly, you have paid | 1770.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length, gay Polly, you have paid | 1770.04.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length, gay Polly, you have paid | 1769.01.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length imperial Sol, in lucid car | 1775.06.15 | Princess Anne | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length the sacred knot of Hymen's tied | 1783.08.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length the troubled waters rest | 1731.05.20 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length the wintry horrors disappear | 1731.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length the wintry horrors disappear | 1734.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At length then we see the day auspicious shine | 1733.07.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At midnight when the fever rag'd | 1778.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At ruddy eve, and rosy dawn | 1771.04.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At the close of the day, when the hamlet is still | 1771.05.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At the close of the day, when the hamlet is still | 1783.07.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At the close of the day, when the hamlet is still | 1771.11.25 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] At thy request, my charming maid | 1745.12.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Attend ye fair, Calliope the song | 1772.03.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Attend, ye fair, to what my muse imparts | 1767.03.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Attending for instructions when | 1770.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Aurora, with her early speed | 1745.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Auspicious health appear'd on Zephir's wings | 1776.09.09 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Auspicious hour! again the fav'ring mute | 1770.07.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Auspicious orb! whose chearful glow | 1768.06.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Autumn is dark on the mountains | 1774.06.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Autumn once more with boundless bounties past | 1739.06.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Awake, dear Celia, ope thy sleepy eyes | 1773.05.27 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Awake, my muse! salute the spring | 1759.10.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Away great Johnson, and each worn-out theme | 1767.08.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Away, let nought to love displeasing | 1766.04.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1775.05.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Awhile fond Damon prithee tarry | 1775.06.03 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Awhile fond Damon prithee tarry | 1776.07.30 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Awhile, fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1777.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Awhile fond Damon pr'y thee tarry | 1777.04.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Bard, when warm'd with rage poetic, A | 1756.07.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Be all thy labours, all thy cares pursu'd | 1771.03.21 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Be hush'd, ye waters, Boreas, cease to roar | 1769.03.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Be hush'd ye winds, let softest zephyrs play | 1774.03.30 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Be still my heart; ah beat no more! | 1760.04.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Be still, nor anxious thoughts employ | 1773.05.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Be thine the task, with pleasing skill to blend | 1752.01.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beau, with his delicate womanish face, The | 1770.01.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beau with his delicate womanish face, The | 1765.02.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beaumont distinguish'd by the liberal mind | 1741.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beauteous Venus Queen of Love | 1781.08.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beauty! How charming to the sight! | 1783.12.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beauty is but a vain and fleeting good | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beauty, thou sweet descendent from above | 1733.09.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beauty was ne'er to place confin'd | 1750.03.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Before creating nature will'd | 1764.06.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold a bishop and a prince | 1770.02.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold fair Jenny, in her virgin bloom | 1768.02.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold, my fair, where'er we rove | 1768.03.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold, my fair, where'er we rove | 1777.01.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold, my fair, where'er we rove | 1782.02.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold, my fair, where'er we rove | 1782.12.25 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold, my fair, where'er we rove | 1733.04.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold, O stranger new from foreign lands | 1772.03.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Behold the spruce beau, in his holiday cloathes | 1763.03.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Believe my sighs and tears my dear | 1769.08.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Belinda smiles, and all the world looks gay | 1772.10.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Belinda, theme of every song | 1772.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Belinda, theme of every song | 1783.03.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beneath the covert of a waving wood | 1772.12.14 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beneath the whispers of yon vocal grove | 1771.09.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beneath their vine and fig trees shade | 1771.08.29 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beneath yon poplar's verdant shade | 1759.07.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Best of painters, shew thy art | 1781.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beware of yonder dog | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Beym Eintritt in das neue Jahr | 1768.04.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Black winter's gone, and spring's return'd again | 1753.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Bleak north west with nipping rigour reigns, The | 1752.12.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Bleak north-west with nipping rigour reigns, The | 1753.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Bleak north-west with nipping, rigour reigns, The | 1777.06.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest cause of genial life, arise | 1769.06.12 | Westmoreland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest change! When defects shall no longer deceive | 1770.01.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest leaf whose aromatic gales dispense | 1736.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest leaf, whose aromatick gales dispense | 1736.10.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest leaf, whose aromatick gales dispence | 1736.02.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest martyr, for whose fate | 1773.05.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest union! ever happy, happy pair | 1772.07.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest was that age when free from mad'ning strife | 1773.08.03 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blest with the softness of the female mind | 1768.12.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blow, blow, thou summer's breeze | 1775.03.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blush that glows upon my cheeks, The | 1768.05.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Blushing of May, fair vernal Queen | 1769.04.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Boisterous boreas now is fled, The | 1769.05.16 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Boisterous Boreas now is fled, The | 1773.05.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Boisterous Boreas now is fled, The | 1769.06.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Boistrous Boreas now is fled, The | 1773.08.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Born for millions are the Kings | 1756.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Bridges: whene'er that little world we view | 1770.11.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Brimful of anger, not of love | 1771.02.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Brimful of anger, not of love | 1761.11.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1776.06.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Britons where's your great magnanimity! | 1773.03.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] But honest ardour (conscious as I am | 1768.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] But what could single valour do | 1768.02.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] But what could single valour do | 1762.09.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] But why shou'd we on single features dwell | 1762.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] But why shou'd we on single features dwell | 1762.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] But why shou'd we on single features dwell | 1766.11.28 | Basseterre | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Buxom nymph, all nymphs excelling | 1769.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] By music, minds an equal temper know | 1732.09.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] By Nature form'd to grace the British stage | 1774.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] By the toast of your health, when full bumpers | 1781.06.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] By ton, we're superiors | 1735.02.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] By various arts we thus attempt to please | 1739.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] By what I know and ye perceive | 1767.10.10 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] By wisdom's sound to captivate the heart | 1769.08.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Caelia in vain I often strove | 1765.03.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Calm, tho' not mean, courageous without rage | 1748.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Calmly! repos'd upon a pleasant green | 1766.08.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Can a man sustain a greater curse | 1775.04.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Can I, all-gracious Providence! | 1768.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Can we stand by and see | 1781.11.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cap like a bat, A | 1781.11.15 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cap like a bat, A | 1781.12.06 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cap like a bat, A | 1781.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cap like a bat, A | 1775.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Capricious, airy, feather'd race! | 1775.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Capricious, airy, feather'd race! | 1775.07.28 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Capricious, airy, feather'd race! | 1774.02.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Capricious power! to whom all nature bends | 1771.09.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cease a while, ye winds, to blow | 1767.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cease, Delia, oh! cease thy disdain | 1783.04.17 | Eastern Shore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cease that strepent trumpet's sound! | 1783.05.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cease that strepent trumpet's sound | 1772.03.05 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cease to enquire, my restless friend | 1753.07.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Celestial maid, whom endless smiles adorn | 1753.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Celestial maid, whom endless smiles adorn | 1781.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Chapp'd are my lips! thou said'st, e'en so's my | 1782.12.17 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Charm of the solitude I love | 1783.01.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Charm of the solitude I love | 1749.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Charmer of a lonesome hour! | 1776.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Charmer of a lonesome hour! | 1776.04.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Charmer of a lonesome hour! | 1782.04.27 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cheer'd at the return of spring | 1780.09.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cheerly my hearts, of courage true | 1772.07.31 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Child of the summer, charming rose | 1768.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Children of fancy, whither are ye fled | 1768.10.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Chilly snows have fled away, The | 1767.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Chloe, at church, with looks devout | 1767.11.30 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Chloe, at church with looks devout | 1767.12.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Chloe, at church, with looks devout | 1762.02.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] City swarms intense. The public haunt | 1778.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Clarinda, loveliest of the plain | 1782.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Clarinda oft' to teaze her swain | 1769.09.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Clarissa frowns, I must from her depart | 1761.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Clasp'd in my monumental arms | 1761.02.12 | Wiltshire | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Clasp'd in my monumental arms | 1782.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cloacina! hear their prayer | 1772.09.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Clock strikes twelve! the busy world's at rest, The | 1782.09.18 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cloe, at church, with looks devout | 1782.09.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cloe, at church, with looks devout | 1762.11.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny sea | 1762.12.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny flood | 1762.12.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny flood | 1783.06.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cold blew the blast with hollow shriek | 1769.02.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come and behold, good brother Hugh | 1759.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come, come, my lads, away to France | 1774.02.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come, gentle god of soft repose | 1754.07.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come hither, friend, who like with me to rove | 1770.10.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come, Hope, thou kind persuasive maid | 1775.05.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come inspiration, from thy vernal bow'r | 1768.02.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come, Molly, Molly, my sweet dear | 1775.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come rouse from your trances | 1775.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come sing round my favourite tree | 1776.10.18 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come sweetly pleasing solitude | 1783.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Come virtue, with thy pure delights attend | 1763.10.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Common births, like common things | 1734.04.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Compassion proper to our sex appears | 1783.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Complain not, Cupid, of my truth | 1734.11.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Conceal the flame, dear charmer, from the swain | 1772.02.24 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Constant swains and lasses true | 1772.04.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Constant swains and lasses true | 1774.12.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Constantia, come at Hymen's call | 1739.08.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Contented thus I lead a rural life | 1759.07.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Corinna, in the country bred | 1738.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Costly em'ralds, gather'd from the green, The | 1769.03.29 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cottage, with a steeple nigh, A | 1769.05.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cottage, with a steeple nigh, A | 1769.07.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cottage, with a steeple nigh, A | 1772.04.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cottage, with a steeple nigh, A | 1772.04.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cottage, with a steeple nigh, A | 1772.05.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cottage with a steeple nigh, A | 1732.03.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cou'd I the grateful tribute pay | 1772.09.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Could death, by mortals be controul'd | 1768.06.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Could I, like Pope, or Swift indite | 1776.09.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Could I on airy pinions soar | 1733.09.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Country spark address'd a charming she, A | 1770.08.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Coy bird of eve! whose solitary note | 1736.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Criticks avaunt! Tobacco is my theme | 1735.08.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cupid, I hear, has got two darts | 1778.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cupid, one sultry summer's noon | 1772.03.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Cupid strolling about, on a late frosty day | 1771.11.18 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Custom, alas! Does cruel prove | 1771.10.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Custom, alas! does cruel prove | 1771.11.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Custom, alas! does cruel prove | 1736.10.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Custom, alas! doth partial prove | 1743.08.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Custom, alas! doth partial prove | 1768.09.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Damon may rove from fair to fair | 1768.09.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Damon may rove from fair to fair | 1742.04.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Damon, no more implore the fair | 1767.08.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Damon, should Celia deign to be your wife | 1773.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Damon, the winter's shiv'ring rain | 1738.09.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Damon thy look presages me no good | 1774.01.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Daughter of heaven, whose magick call | 1773.09.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Daughter of heaven, whose magicle call | 1761.02.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Day shall come, that great avenging day, The | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] De Benjamin celebrons le memoire | 1768.04.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Deaf to ambition's soul inspiring voice | 1774.03.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear ----, the Heav'n appointed mead | 1752.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear charmers: with melodious strain | 1768.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Chloe, how blubber'd is that pretty face? | 1772.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Chloe, while the busy crowd | 1772.08.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Colin, prevent my warm blushes | 1773.12.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Colin prevent my warm blushes | 1737.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Collen prevent my warm flushes | 1737.07.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Collin prevent my warm blushes | 1782.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear domestic joys of life, The | 1782.02.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear domestic joys of life, The | 1768.12.01 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear madam, let this letter tell | 1743.08.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Miss, of Custom you complain | 1773.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear object of my late and early prayer! | 1736.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear object of my love, whose manly charms | 1736.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear object of my love, whose manly charms | 1751.09.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear object of my love, whose manly charms | 1752.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear object of my love, whose manly charms | 1759.06.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear object of my love, whose pow'rful charms | 1770.09.20 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Polly, on your bridal day | 1733.04.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Sally, emblem of thy Chop-House ware | 1733.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Sally, emblem of thy Chop-House ware | 1737.09.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Sir, I pray take care of me | 1737.10.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Sir, I pray take care of me | 1769.12.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear sir, if surpris'd, I write a line like this | 1769.12.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear sir, your searing tho'ts at once conspire | 1758.01.09 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear to each muse, and to thy country dear | 1760.09.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dear Tom, this brown jug, that now foams with mild | 1773.04.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Decrepit winter limp'd away | 1731.03.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Deign, heavenly muses, to assist my song | 1783.05.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Delightful mansion, blest retreat | 1774.01.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Depress'd my muse, unstrung my lyre | 1733.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Descend from Heav'n, Urania, sacred guest | 1774.02.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Descend, my muse, on airy wings sublime | 1779.04.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Descend my muse, on airy wings sublime | 1744.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Descend, Urania, and inspire my verse | 1744.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Descend, Urania, and inspire my verse | 1775.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Descend ye nine! descend and sing | 1774.03.09 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Descending Phoebus had withdrawn his ray | 1774.02.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Devil's in woman expensive as fair! The | 1774.03.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Devils in woman, expensive as fair! The | 1774.04.14 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Devil's in woman, expensive as fair, The | 1774.06.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Devil's in women, expensive as fair! The | 1782.07.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Disgusted with the city's noise | 1732.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Distracted with care | 1736.09.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Divine law, to maintain a more flourishing state | 1775.03.25 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Doom'd in my infancy a slave to roam | 1783.01.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Doux charme de ma solitude | 1782.12.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Draw not the curtain, if a tear | 1772.03.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dreadful conflict now is o'er, The | 1774.04.14 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dreary menarch to his bromal cell, The | 1756.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dress in the year 55 that was worn, The | 1781.07.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dress of the beaux it were hard to reduce, The | 1772.01.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull drousy bachelor surveys, The | 1751.10.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy bachelor surveys, The | 1765.02.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy bachelor surveys, The | 1767.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy bachelor surveys | 1772.01.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy bachelor surveys, The | 1764.07.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy batcheler surveys | 1751.11.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy batchelor surveys, The | 1761.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy batchelor, surveys, The | 1765.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy batchelor surveys | 1767.08.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy batchelor surveys, The | 1771.03.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy Batchelor surveys, The | 1761.03.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Dry dull drowsy-batchelor surveys, The | 1774.07.28 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Each stubborn heart must soon or late resign | 1764.12.31 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Easy mein, engaging in address, An | 1764.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E'en time are in perpetual flux, and run | 1763.12.03 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E'en times ere in perpetual flux, and run | 1763.12.10 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E'en times ere in perpetual flux, and run | 1763.12.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E'en times ere in perpetual flux, and run | 1763.12.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E'en times ere in perpetual flux, and run | 1731.01.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E'er the full vigour of the rip'ning year | 1731.03.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E'er the full vigour of the rip'ning year | 1778.09.10 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Elegiac muse endulge my woe | 1782.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Enchanting nymph of heavenly birth | 1772.11.07 | Peterborough | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Enchanting smiler, gentle be thy rest | 1735.02.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Encourag'd by your smiles again we dare | 1759.10.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Enough chastis'd has Hurlo felt thy dart | 1758.10.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Envy, detraction, seek you dark retreat | 1755.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] E're while from eastern shores, well-pleas'd we | 1782.09.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ev'ning now from purple wings | 1777.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Excuse, good Sir, that thus I have delay'd | 1739.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Exhilarating fluid, now no more | 1739.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Exhilerating fluid, now no more | 1739.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Exhilerating fluid, now no more | 1739.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Exhilerating fluid now no more | 1739.03.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Exhilerating fluid, now no more | 1782.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Expect not at once in dear woman to find | 1776.08.31 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fain would th'aspiring muse attempt to sing | 1738.11.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair as the blushing grape Aurelia stands | 1782.10.03 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Celia of yon yellow hill | 1774.01.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Daphne's gone, and virtue is no more | 1770.08.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair innocence, in morn of life, scarce blown | 1770.09.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair innocence, in morn of life, scarce blown | 1770.07.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Maria tell me why | 1773.07.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair mistress of my best affections | 1768.06.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair nymph, whose nod each trembling swain obeys | 1768.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Quaker maiden, neat, elegant, plain | 1768.02.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Quaker maiden, neat, elegant, plain | 1768.03.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Quaker maiden, neat elegant, plain, The | 1768.06.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Quaker maiden, neat, elegant, plain | 1781.08.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Quaker maiden, neat, elegant, plain, The | 1776.03.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair Struna smiling now demands | 1772.10.05 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fair whose charms we all admire, The | 1751.05.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fairest nymph where all are fair | 1782.04.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fairest piece of well-form'd clay | 1783.12.31 | Litchfield | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fairest quarter of the year | 1774.04.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fantastic month! How shall my doubtful song | 1776.04.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fantastic month! How shall my doubtful song | 1782.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far distant from convulsive strife | 1767.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far from the bustling throng | 1773.06.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far from the busy haunts of men | 1767.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far from the smiles of blue hesperian skies | 1767.10.19 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far from tumultuous scenes of life | 1764.01.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far in a wild retired gloom | 1767.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far in the north, where angry tempests reign | 1767.11.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Far westward lies an Isle of antient fame | 1782.06.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Farewell to thee, O now sweet Philomel! | 1737.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Farewell, vain world, and thou its vainest part | 1779.08.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Farewell ye flowery greens | 1767.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Farewell ye groves! ye sylvan bow'rs adieu | 1768.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Farewell ye groves! ye sylvan bow'rs adieu! | 1767.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fast to the driving winds the marshall'd clouds | 1755.09.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Feeble and tuneless are my native lays | 1773.05.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fie Damon fie, no more pursue me | 1773.06.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fie Damon fie, no more pursue me | 1773.07.26 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fie, Damon, fie, no more pursue me | 1773.08.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fie, Damon, fie, no more pursue me | 1774.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1774.01.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fields and groves in verdure clad, The | 1774.01.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1774.01.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1774.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1778.02.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fields, disconsolate and sad, The | 1781.11.01 | Prussia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fierce God of War! to thee I tune my lay | 1729.05.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Five times ten miles from town, a clyme there lies | 1767.01.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fix'd in a neat, tho' humble cost | 1766.12.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fix'd in a neat, tho' humble cot | 1767.01.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fix'd in a neat, tho humble cot | 1780.08.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fled are the joys that rosy health bestows | 1774.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Florella, under Mamma's care | 1783.10.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Flowers of nature fade and die, The | 1783.10.21 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Flowers of nature fade and die, The | 1783.11.01 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Flowers of nature fade and die, The | 1740.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Fly hence ambition far from hence | 1764.01.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] For ever hated be the fatal hour | 1769.10.25 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] For ever hated be the fatal hour | 1764.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] For ever hated by the fatal hour | 1770.07.13 | Dorsetshire | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] For me, deceas'd, weep not, my dear | 1731.05.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] For thee, sweet month, the groves green liv'ries | 1782.03.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] For various purposes serves the fan | 1772.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] For you, my sweet fair, my anxious muse shall sing | 1768.07.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Form so graceful, and a face so fair, A | 1770.03.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Forward, Janus, turn thine eyes | 1767.04.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Free from the bustle, care and strife | 1783.10.30 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Free from the bustle noise and strife | 1756.05.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Free is my heart, and just my cause | 1753.05.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Freed from the tyrant rage of winter's sway | 1767.08.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Friend to the poor! for sure, O King | 1737.08.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Friend, who proves sincere and true, The | 1767.09.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Friendship, peculiar gift of heav'n | 1766.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From a bear and a bagpipe, a churl and a cat | 1770.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From all the noise and vanity | 1734.06.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From distant climes, and desart woods, where no | 1776.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From ev'ry maker of a rebus | 1734.06.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From fair Cypria's fane [?] I'm forced away | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From flow'r to flow'r as bees industrious rove | 1735.06.05 | Chester Cty | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From luxury and care, from dear quadril | 1781.04.04 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From noise of camps once more I come | 1775.04.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From orchards of ample extent | 1775.04.20 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From orchards of ample extent | 1772.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From scenes of death, and deep distress | 1772.08.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From scenes of death and deep distress | 1775.04.20 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From Scottish mountains hid in snow | 1773.04.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From southern climes the genial spring returns | 1776.04.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From southern climes the genial spring returns | 1768.07.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From stormy winter's cold domain | 1782.11.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From the bleak regions of the North | 1782.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From the bleak regions of the north | 1768.04.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From town where nought but spleen, and spite | 1769.04.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From virtue first began | 1736.07.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] From your own taste don't judge another's gou'st | 1773.07.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Full fifteen times hath Phoebus seen | 1769.10.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Full forteen times hath Phoebus seen | 1738.11.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Full seventy five turn'd out-a handsome drench | 1766.07.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gainst the destructive wiles of man | 1782.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gallia's increasing fame | 1763.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Geehrte Leser von dem Wochen-Blatt | 1755.05.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Generous friendship no cold medium known | 1772.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genius! do thou assist my daring lay | 1762.12.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genius of Britain, spread by guardian wing | 1762.12.18 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genius of Britain, spread thy guardian wing | 1762.12.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genius of Britain, spread thy guardian wing | 1762.12.27 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genius of Britain, spread thy guardian wing | 1773.10.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genius of harmony! descend | 1765.07.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1765.07.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1765.08.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1765.08.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1773.09.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1773.09.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1773.09.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1765.07.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging is his air | 1774.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gentle air, thou breath of lovers | 1775.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gentle Cupid, prithee say | 1770.11.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gentle no, said with a smile, A | 1778.06.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Chloe a bushel of horse hair and wool | 1778.06.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Chloe a bushel of horse hair and wool | 1778.06.25 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Chloe a bushel of horse hair and wool | 1778.06.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Chloe a bushel of horse hair and wool | 1777.11.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Chloe a bushel of horse-hair and wool | 1781.07.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Chloe a bushel of horse-hair and wool | 1778.06.23 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Cloe a bushel of horse hair and wool | 1778.06.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give Cloe a bushel of horse-hair, and wool | 1783.09.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give me a country seat, where men resort | 1764.01.23 | New Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give me a girl if e'er I take a wife | 1753.08.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Give me on Thames's banks, in honest ease | 1768.08.04 | Bedford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Glad to his Daphne to confess his flame | 1748.07.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gloomy horrors all around, The | 1734.12.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gloomy tempest rising from the main, A | 1749.01.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gloomy tempest rising from the Main, A | 1756.12.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gloomy tempest rising from the main, A | 1769.06.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gloomy winter now is past | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Glutton, with luxurious meat, The | 1762.08.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Go Flora (said th' impatient Queen | 1755.03.27 | Bawdley | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Go, gentle youth! to distant climes repair | 1783.03.08 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Go, go, you little tattler, go | 1781.08.14 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Go, in a happy moment, go | 1768.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Go Philomela to the village | 1778.07.27 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Go Thumantia, said Jove, and descend from our sky | 1770.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless my dearest little dear | 1770.09.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless my dearest little dear | 1770.10.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless my dearest little dear | 1770.10.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless my dearest little dear | 1770.10.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless my dearest little dear | 1770.11.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless my dearest little dear | 1770.11.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless my dearest little dear | 1761.04.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] God bless the King! who young and brave | 1783.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Goddess! who lov'st the peaceful shade | 1737.04.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Godess of harmony, thy succour bring | 1737.07.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Good madam, when ladies are willing | 1776.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Good Mr. Printer, consider its winter | 1776.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Good Sir! I first your pardon crave | 1735.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Good, that never satisfied the mind, A | 1731.04.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Gorgons hiss, and dragons glare | 1771.11.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grand design in Grecian schools was taught, The | 1772.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grant me ye Gods this bliss in store | 1731.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grateful tribute of these rural lays, The | 1768.03.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grave authors say, and witty poets sing | 1770.08.20 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grave authors say, and witty poets sing | 1770.10.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grave authors say, and witty poets sing | 1782.10.31 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grave autumn clad in hazy tinctur'd hue | 1782.09.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great bards divine! attune your willing lyre | 1749.11.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great Gooch! The muse | 1749.03.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit hail! --Confusion's angry sire | 1749.10.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit hail! Confusion's angry sire | 1749.11.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit hail! --Confusion's angry sire | 1769.12.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit, hail! confusions angry sire | 1770.01.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit, hail! confusion's angry sire | 1783.10.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great Spirit, hail! Confusion's angry sire! | 1783.10.15 | Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit, hail! Confusion's angry fire | 1783.10.27 | Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit, hail! Confusion's angry sire | 1749.11.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great Spirit, hail!--confusion's angry fire | 1769.10.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit, hail!--confusion's angry sire | 1769.12.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great spirit, hale! Confusion's angry sire | 1771.01.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Great weed tobacco! Oh inspire | 1770.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Greatest things are owing to the smallest beginning | 1775.10.19 | Hertfordshire | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grieve not for me, my dearest dear | 1775.02.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grim winter now congeals the earth with frost | 1772.06.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grim winter's scene is now withdrawn | 1768.07.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grove high waving, and the sunny hill, The | 1766.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grown gentlemen and ladies all-a | 1767.10.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Grown old, and grown stupid, you just think me fit | 1764.03.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ha! See the bowl my hands sustains | 1775.05.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ha! wherefore thus thine head decline | 1727.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Had I, O had I all the tuneful arts | 1783.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Had Majomet who wine forbid | 1768.09.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Had Zeno taught me all the stoic's art | 1774.09.29 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, artless simplicity, beautiful maid | 1775.01.05 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, blushing Goddess, beauteous spring | 1738.10.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, Carolina, hail! Fill up the bowl | 1738.11.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, Carolina, hail! Fill up the bowl | 1773.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! charming goblet! 'tis to thee I owe | 1775.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! downy sleep, sure emblem of the dead | 1772.02.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! Ever-honour'd happy morn | 1762.03.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! fair charmer, wafted from Britannia's shore | 1781.06.07 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! fourth of June, let Georgia bless the day | 1774.04.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! genial goddess, bloomy spring | 1763.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, glorious peace, 'tis thy refreshing smiles | 1780.02.10 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! great calash! O'er whelming vail | 1779.11.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! great calash! o'erwhelming veil | 1780.01.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! Great calash! o'erwhelming veil | 1780.02.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! great Calash! o'erwhelming veil | 1782.01.23 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! great Calash! o'erwhelming veil | 1782.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! great calash! o'erwhe'ming veil | 1752.11.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! great good man, hail! Patron of the poor | 1772.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail happy day, important year! | 1770.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail happy day! sacred be thou to mirth | 1760.05.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! happy day! whose glad returning rays | 1736.03.22 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail happy virgin of celestial race | 1762.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail heav'n born science! whose enliv'ning touch | 1763.01.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail heav'n born science! Whose enliv'ning touch | 1768.11.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail Liberty! thou sacred power | 1782.11.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail lovely pow'r! whose bosom heaves the sigh | 1771.10.15 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, Melancholy! gloomy powe'r | 1765.02.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail mistick art! which men like angels taught | 1765.03.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail mistick art! which men like angels taught | 1768.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail mistick art! which men like angels taught | 1769.02.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail mistick art! which men like angels taught | 1769.05.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail mistick art! which men like angels taught | 1782.02.09 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail mystick art! which men like Angels, taught | 1774.03.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail noble Charlotte! Welcome to the plain | 1771.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! peaceful scenes, where pleasures dwell | 1771.10.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! peaceful scenes, where pleasures dwell | 1780.11.22 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail pensive virgin! Ever hail! | 1768.08.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, Phillis, brighter than a morning sky | 1734.06.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! pious, learn'd and eloquent divine | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, rosy health, celestial blooming fair | 1728.11.25 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail sacred art! thou gift of heaven design'd | 1728.12.24 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail sacred Art! thou gift of Heaven design'd | 1753.02.01 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail sacred art! thou gift of heaven, design'd | 1753.03.26 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail sacred art! thou gift of heaven, design'd | 1768.08.09 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! sacred art! Thou gift of Heaven, design'd | 1768.10.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail sacred friendship! Life's sublimest joy | 1734.11.18 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, Sacred Goddess, we adore | 1770.11.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail sacred solitude! whose charms invite | 1734.07.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! Sol supream the glory of the skies | 1739.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail! sweet Moor Park, while Britain hath a Muse | 1779.03.28 | Philadelephia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail to the craft, at whose serene command | 1766.08.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail to the man, so sings the Hebrew bard | 1772.01.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail to the new born year! adieu the last | 1773.04.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail to the rising morn, the sacred day | 1774.01.12 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail welcome dawn, Aurora doth appear | 1774.01.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail welcome dawn, Aurora doth appear | 1735.09.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail wond'rous bard! whom all-wise Phaebus owns | 1770.09.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail, wond'rous maid! I grateful, hail | 1770.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail ye soft seats! ye limped springs and floods! | 1770.08.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail ye soft seats! ye limped springs and floods! | 1769.06.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hail ye soft seats! ye limpid springs and floods! | 1782.10.26 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Half burnt alive beneath the dung-hill lies | 1782.10.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Half burnt alive, beneath this dunghill lies | 1754.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hang a small bugle cap on, as big as a crown | 1754.02.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hang a small bugle cap on, as big as a crown | 1770.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hapless the state which I possess | 1773.04.12 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy! Happy! Happy pair! | 1773.04.13 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy! Happy! Happy pair! | 1773.04.16 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy! Happy! Happy! Pair! | 1782.07.03 | Bermuda | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy in my native grove | 1765.03.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy Pompey! which can be | 1735.02.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy the man possest of Caelia's charms | 1770.10.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy the man who e'r shall find | 1780.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy the man, who free as air | 1775.08.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy the man whom heav'n ordains | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Happy the youth who does behold thy face | 1774.09.08 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hark! (-- or does the Muse's ear | 1783.12.02 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hark, hark, 'tis a voice from the tomb | 1782.07.27 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hark! hear Apollo strikes his lyre! | 1774.08.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hark! O does the muses ear | 1749.10.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hark! -the prophetic raven brings | 1752.04.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hark--how the groves and woods resound | 1753.08.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hark--how the groves and woods resound | 1751.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Harmonious maids, assist my artless flame | 1754.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Have a small bugle cap on, as big as a crown | 1781.03.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Have I a wish,--'tis all for thee | 1748.10.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Have you not seen at country wake | 1755.11.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] He is not form'd for arms, the soldier's pride | 1759.05.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] He that dares drink, and for that drink dares die | 1770.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] He that loves a rosy cheek | 1770.12.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] He that loves a rosy cheek | 1733.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] He who hath not with eyes amaz'd beheld | 1733.08.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] He who hath not with eyes amaz'd beheld | 1782.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Health to you all, ye hills, and vales and plains | 1772.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hear, mighty Jove! and conscious Venus hear! | 1775.02.27 | Taunton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hear now all ye yahoos who ride on horseback | 1770.11.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hear solemn Jove; and conscious Venus hear | 1780.06.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Heard ye the welcome sound of joy? | 1768.10.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Heaven first taught letters for some wretch's aid | 1773.03.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Heaven to Kitty's lovely form has join'd | 1771.06.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Heav'n keep my friends from drowning and from fires | 1772.02.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Heavy winter snow conceals from sight, The | 1769.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Heedless of what the world may say | 1770.12.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hence Belmour, perfidious! this instant retire | 1782.05.11 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hence, Belmour, perfidious! this instant retire | 1745.04.15 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hence 'tis that while you vainly strive | 1738.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hence ye prophane, ye puny slaves retire | 1783.11.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hence! ye wretches, hence! Justice cries | 1748.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here lies an head that often ach'd | 1769.09.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here lies an head that often ach'd | 1770.04.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here lies an head that often ach'd | 1782.08.21 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here lies an head that often ach'd | 1746.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here like a shepherd gazing from his hut | 1783.12.23 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here my friend in weary age | 1783.12.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here my friend in weary age | 1783.12.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here my friend in weary age | 1773.05.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here my soft hours steal on with downy feet | 1758.06.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here taught by thee, we view with raptur'd eyes | 1778.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Here then the laurel--here the palm we yield | 1761.08.27 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hibernia, late, in mournful mood | 1779.08.09 | Dresden | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] High on a seat of aether, dazzling bright | 1779.09.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] High on a seat of Aether, dazzling bright | 1771.12.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] His faithful subject, Martha Bird | 1771.03.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ho, lovely misses! are your passions cool? | 1763.02.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hoary winter now conceals from sight, The | 1775.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hoary winter now conceals from sight, The | 1771.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hoary winter now is here | 1773.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hogarth, who copied nature's works | 1768.04.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hold, hold, friend Tim, attend to me | 1774.08.18 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Homebred swain, thro' whose unfruitful land, A | 1778.01.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Honest William, an easy good natur'd fellow | 1776.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Honest youth, but special poor, An | 1776.04.19 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Honest youth but special poor, An | 1775.02.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hope! to me thine aid extend | 1768.03.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How blest that state where mutual love | 1783.10.21 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How blest the man, who lives retir'd | 1775.10.03 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How can I leave those much lov'd scenes | 1773.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How charming is that beauty where we find | 1757.04.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How dull the age, when ladies must express | 1776.08.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How dull the hours, in tedious absence spent! | 1743.11.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How happy is a woman's fate | 1771.01.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How happy is a womans fate | 1772.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How imperfect is expression | 1768.06.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How joyless do the minutes pass | 1768.07.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How joyless do the minutes pass | 1770.04.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How much are they deceiv'd who vainly strive | 1771.07.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How poorly your projectors fair | 1775.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How prone the bosom is to sigh! | 1776.01.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How prone the bosom is to sigh! | 1783.10.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How prone the bosom is to sigh! | 1737.04.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How sweet a face, what magic charms | 1771.04.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How sweetly looks and smiles the lovely lass | 1734.08.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How sweetly opening with the blushing morn | 1763.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How we tremble 'midst the snow | 1754.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] How weak the spark must be who trusts a lass | 1773.10.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] However sweet-however fair | 1764.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hush, grandeur! blush, in all thy purple pride | 1776.11.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hymen, thy brightest torch prepare | 1774.07.14 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Hymen, with smiles, surveys the lovely pair | 1760.05.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I am a conquering king...in vaunting pride | 1772.09.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I am clearly of opinion, that | 1771.12.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I am married--and happy--with wonder hear this | 1775.10.19 | Hertfordshire | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I am not griev'd, my dearest life | 1773.09.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I ask d the powers that rule the plain | 1772.11.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I at my window sit and see | 1751.03.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I contented in my wherry | 1782.02.23 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I cropp'd the choicest flowers I could | 1764.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I do not expect in a female to find | 1783.12.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I do not love a man that's tall | 1783.12.27 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I do not love a man that's tall | 1782.08.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I go, my love; and 'till we meet again | 1782.08.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I go, my love; and 'till we meet again | 1774.02.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I have liv'd out full ninety years and five | 1748.09.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I lately saw, what now I sing | 1780.12.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I saw a smith stand with hammer thus | 1775.11.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I seek not India's pearly shore | 1768.06.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I surely, Chloe! shall be blest | 1770.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I wish not, dear connubial state! | 1771.01.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I wish not, dear connubial state! | 1752.03.30 | Hampstead Plns | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If aught, fair maid: could add new grace | 1781.12.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If balmy friendship yet survives | 1783.04.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If balmy friendship yet survives | 1771.11.07 | Northampton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If, dearest fair, each grace of mind | 1772.09.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I am in wedlock joynd | 1781.10.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I quit a single life | 1767.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage bands to wear | 1767.11.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage bands to wear | 1768.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage band to wear | 1767.10.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1768.06.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1774.03.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1774.07.06 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1782.02.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er it be my future fate | 1780.09.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If e'er thy breast with freedom glow'd | 1759.09.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If form'd to charm each heart, and 'chant each eye | 1775.02.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If from the fictious tender tale | 1774.11.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If graceful ease, and sweetness void of art | 1775.05.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If he had lived in ancient pagan days | 1769.09.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If heaven has doom'd, I quit the single state | 1769.06.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If Heav'n the grateful liberty wou'd give | 1773.09.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If I am doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1776.12.16 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If I am doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1782.05.05 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If I am doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1783.02.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If I might ask, and Heav'd would grant | 1758.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If, in these days of luxury and ease | 1758.06.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If, in these days of luxury and ease | 1783.10.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If mariage gives a happiness to life | 1772.09.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If marriage ever be my lot in life | 1781.06.19 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If marriage ever be my lot in life | 1772.08.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If marriage every be my lot in life | 1737.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If marriage give a happiness to life | 1737.10.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If marriage gives a happiness to life | 1740.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If marriage gives a happiness to life | 1749.04.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If marriage gives a happiness to life | 1770.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If May the mother of the spring | 1750.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If 'mid the joys that crown thy happy choice | 1770.02.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If Mira has promis'd her hand or heart | 1768.10.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If Myra has promised her hand or her heart | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If our Grandames of old | 1747.07.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If, painter, the glory of France you would trace | 1770.10.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If slighted Iris can your pity move | 1738.02.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If the angel you court | 1768.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If truth divine o'er flow'd from mortal's pen | 1732.03.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If what the curious have observ'd be true | 1773.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If with disordered eyes the urchin glares | 1780.08.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If women's true virtue consists in their length | 1780.09.07 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If Women's true virtue consists in their length | 1783.01.15 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] If you, fair Sylvia, hope the gods will hear | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Il rend ses droits a l'humaine nature | 1783.12.16 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'll haste me to some shady grove | 1783.08.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'll weave me a garland so rare | 1783.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'll weave me a garland so rare | 1734.03.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Illustrious bard! (whoe'er thou art) | 1775.02.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'm a girl (if my glass and my lovers hold true) | 1775.03.30 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'm a girl (if my glass and my lovers told true) | 1783.03.01 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'm fix'd:--I'll in some tavern lie | 1770.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'm lost in thought, did Delia say? | 1780.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I'm sure that, like Boteler, I am not afraid | 1737.04.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In a fair vale, where fruitful fields appear | 1755.09.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In ancient days, when Ign'rance rear'd her head | 1759.11.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In ancient times, as poets sing | 1766.06.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In chearful strains of gratitude and joy | 1772.08.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In dark December's horrid gloom | 1771.10.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In dark, dirt-litter'd crannies bred | 1775.06.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In every woman's heart, we find | 1776.04.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In genial spring, 'neath the quiv'ring shade | 1776.05.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In genial spring, 'neath the quiv'ring shade | 1766.07.03 | Northhampton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In Greece and Rome, renown'd for arts and arms | 1764.03.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In hymen's bonds united prove | 1763.12.26 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In man too oft a well dissembled part | 1779.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In music we find | 1767.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In nature's book, by reason's eye we find | 1771.11.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In pity, Julia, veil those eyes | 1783.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In return for the turkey and clune | 1779.01.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In sable robes the night her curtains drew | 1779.01.14 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In sable robes the night her curtain drew | 1779.02.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In sable robes the night her curtains drew | 1731.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In scenes confus'd the busy year we've past | 1775.04.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In sighing winds sad tidings now convey'd | 1735.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In slumbers soft my eyes were seal'd | 1780.05.13 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In spite of all my friends could say | 1780.05.22 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In spite of all my friends could say | 1774.06.09 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In Spring, my dear shepherds, your flow'rets are | 1782.03.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In spring the blooming meadows shine around | 1772.10.20 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In spring the fields with blooming flow'rs abound | 1772.11.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In spring the fields with blooming flow'rs abound | 1783.10.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In summer's cool shade how delightful to sit | 1783.11.03 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In Summer's cool shade how delightful to sit | 1770.07.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In that disguise, conceal'd methinks I trace | 1772.12.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the ages of old | 1769.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the blithe days of honey moon | 1769.05.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the blithe days of honey moon | 1773.10.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the dry desart of a leathern pocket | 1773.11.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the dry desart of a leathern pocket | 1774.05.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the dry desart of a leathern pocket | 1774.06.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the dry desart of a leathern pocket | 1776.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the pleasing gloom of night | 1733.02.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In the sprightly month of May | 1776.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In these uncertain transient scenes below | 1778.07.06 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In this, dear George, we both agree | 1774.05.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In this fair season let me stray | 1734.05.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In this our town I've heard some youngsters say | 1774.04.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In this soft season let me stray | 1774.04.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In this soft season let me stray | 1774.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In this soft season let me stray | 1783.10.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In times long past, e'er fashion's powerful sway | 1756.08.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In transport rise, ye sons of Britain, rise! | 1725.05.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In vain is all you speak, and all you write | 1768.04.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In vain, my dear Chloe! by absence I strive | 1739.06.19 | Speen | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In vain, poor sable son of woe | 1769.10.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In vain the purple vi'let blows | 1731.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In vain thro' all the world I roam | 1768.09.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In vain to ease by tortur'd breast | 1768.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In vain you ask your friend to sing | 1730.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In various shapes have I been shewn | 1770.04.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In wedlock, women all must say | 1775.06.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In what soft language shall my thoughts get free | 1768.12.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In yon green bower, with myrtle crown'd | 1771.06.13 | West Indies | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In yonder mead my love I found | 1765.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] In youth's fair days, when first our infant love | 1751.09.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Indian weed must sure succeed, The | 1783.07.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Inspir'd by themes sublime, my daring Muse | 1749.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Inspiring Phaebus! warm my friendly mind | 1781.07.11 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Intensely darts the solar beam | 1770.06.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Inventive love, parent of ev'ry art | 1782.01.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Is aught so fair | 1782.11.20 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Is Daphne the pride of the plain | 1768.02.19 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Is heaven, Clarissa, to your form unkind? | 1765.09.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Is ought so fair in all the dewy landscapes | 1773.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] It can't be [ ] means sure--Oh la! | 1783.12.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] It happen'd in a healthful year | 1751.03.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] It must be so--Milton, thou reas'nest well | 1763.05.02 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] It must be so--Milton, thou reason'd well | 1747.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] It must be so--Milton thou reason'st well | 1761.09.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] It must be so--musick, thou charmest well | 1752.04.09 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] It was, as learn'd traditions say | 1782.10.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I've often wish'd to be the God of Love | 1782.10.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I've often wish'd to be the God of Love | 1774.04.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] I've thought, the fair Clarissa cries | 1782.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ja, Honigsuesse Herr, die Puppe neuer Moden | 1773.03.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Jenny, skilled in prudish airs | 1771.03.12 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Joy to my master, on his change of state! | 1753.04.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Joyful attempt to sing the happy hour! | 1749.01.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Katharine is sometimes called Kate | 1763.04.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Kind companion of my youth | 1771.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Kind companion of my youth | 1769.09.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Kisses, the subject of debate | 1769.10.23 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Kisses, the subject of debate | 1772.08.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Kitty's charming voice and face | 1775.08.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Kitty's charming voice and face | 1778.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Knife, dear girl, cuts love, they say, A | 1774.11.09 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Know, batchelors, the sacred flame of love | 1779.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ladies and Gentlemen, I've ventur'd in to make my | 1780.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ladies and gentlemen, our farce to night | 1768.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ladies! to night, I've got the hardest talk | 1783.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Last Thursday was the day of glee | 1742.02.08 | Poitou,France | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Last Wednesday night L--le you know | 1774.05.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Laughing power, The | 1754.03.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lazy morn as yet undrest, The | 1752.10.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Leaning o'er a steril mountain | 1752.10.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Leaning o'er a steril mountain | 1777.02.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Leap-year fond Phillis courted me | 1753.07.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Learn'd sir, the thought, we won, was quaint | 1772.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Leave me, simple shepherd leave me | 1775.04.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Led by th' enchanting muse, I often rove | 1776.10.25 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Led by th' inchanting muse, I often rove | 1769.12.30 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let beauty with the sun arise | 1779.09.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let Gallia mourn! th'insulting foe | 1775.09.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let gentle breezes waft this lady o'er | 1728.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let grov'ling rhymers court an awkward muse | 1775.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let his temper be gay, obliging and kind | 1765.02.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let other bards, in lofty strains | 1772.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let others hail the pow'r of wine | 1754.07.15 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let others must on sublunary things | 1768.08.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let others sing in lofty strains | 1771.02.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let others sing the silken fair | 1773.02.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let poet's vie in summer's praise | 1769.03.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let science hail this happy year | 1754.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let thankless slaves for favours humbly ask | 1721.10.23 | Cork | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let the drums beat, and let the trumpets sound | 1768.03.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let the voice of musick breath | 1783.01.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let the voice of musick breathe | 1771.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let us now enjoy our pleasure | 1782.11.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let vain fears no more alarm thee | 1754.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let vester then pursue the purple light | 1780.02.09 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Let worth arise! and ev'ry name be hurl'd | 1770.02.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Liberty! thy thousand tongues | 1777.11.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Like a Newton sublimely he soar'd | 1748.07.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Like to the falling of a star | 1772.12.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lines they are charming, for Celia writes them, The | 1783.09.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Little bird, with bosom red | 1783.10.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Little bird, with bosom red | 1783.10.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Little bird with bosom red | 1778.02.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Little farm was my paternal lot, A | 1782.08.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Little zephirs, loves and graces | 1774.10.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Living speech, sweet virtue's sacred lore, The | 1774.10.19 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Living speech, sweet virtue's sacred lore, The | 1778.10.13 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Living speech, sweet virtue's sacred lay, The | 1773.01.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lo! mantled in a show'ry cloud | 1776.10.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lo! what spectres yonder rise? | 1781.11.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lo! where the rose-bosom'd hour | 1733.04.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Locke, Newton, Clarke, and Wollaston are seen | 1775.03.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Long Damon view'd her with affection's eye | 1771.09.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Long did the churlish east detain | 1747.10.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Long for an answer have I staid | 1775.04.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Long have I view'd, with sympathy and love | 1735.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Long have you wish'd the blooming spring to rise | 1781.08.09 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Long since, unto her native sky | 1779.07.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lord of the world, and paradise his throne | 1775.04.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lost to the world, to-morrow doomed to die | 1769.06.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love bids me write, a pleasing tale rehearse | 1769.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love bids me write--a pleasing tale rehearse | 1767.02.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love is ever on the wing | 1774.12.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love! perplexing pleasing toy! | 1775.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love! perplexing, pleasing toy! | 1775.01.19 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love! perplexing, pleasing toy! | 1751.02.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love, the most fav'rite gift design'd | 1754.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love the most generous passion of the mind | 1754.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love the most generous passion of the mind | 1737.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Loveliest creature hither come | 1771.08.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Loveliest of months! bright June, again | 1771.09.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Loveliest of months! bright June again | 1736.10.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lovely Chloe, pretty creature | 1778.12.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love's a cheat; we over rate it | 1775.04.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love's a dream of mighty pleasure | 1773.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love's no irregular desire | 1773.10.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love's no irregular desire | 1773.11.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Love's no irregular desire | 1771.09.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lovliest of months! bright June, again | 1747.12.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Luke, on his dying bed, embrac'd his wife | 1772.07.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Luxuriant nature here her verdure shoots | 1768.06.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Lydia's like autumn ripe, yet mild as May | 1771.11.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Madam I am to blame, I know | 1773.10.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Madam, these gloves a willing prize I bear | 1755.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Made to engage all hearts, and charm all eyes | 1776.04.09 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Maid from affectation free, A | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Maid is like the morning rose, A | 1776.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man that's neither high nor low, A | 1776.02.12 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man that's neither high nor low, A | 1738.12.07 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man was a happy favourite above | 1738.12.28 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man was a happy favourite above | 1739.02.23 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man was a happy favourite above | 1748.02.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man was a happy favourite above | 1774.03.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man who feels the dear disease, The | 1774.04.06 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man who feels the dear disease, The | 1781.06.06 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man whom I would wish to please, The | 1772.06.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man, whose conscience, white as snow, The | 1767.02.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Man whose constitution's strong, The | 1773.05.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Manhood, with huge importance over-grown | 1771.02.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Maria comes, in artless beauty gay | 1782.10.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Maria D----, the other day | 1772.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mark the bee in Flora's bower | 1760.07.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May all the pow'rs of harmony combine | 1775.02.16 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May Celia's charms, my glowing pen inspire | 1771.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May grateful omens now appear | 1771.11.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1771.11.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1771.12.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1779.04.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May I presume, in humble lays | 1735.09.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May none but fair and pleasant gales | 1735.09.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May none but fair and pleasant gales | 1735.03.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May peace and pleasure crown the happy day | 1769.11.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May this thrice happy, happy pair! | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] May this tree, planted by Franklin's hand | 1735.04.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mechanick work, compact for motion | 1764.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Men love women with lips quite bare | 1783.08.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Merit, if thou are blest with riches | 1778.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Merry powers of yon bright sky | 1767.01.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Methinks I am a prophet new inspir'd | 1753.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Might I, like others, make a request | 1752.10.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Might I, like others, make request | 1752.11.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Might I, like others, make request | 1752.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Might I, like others, make request | 1752.12.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Might I, like others, make request | 1783.04.07 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Might I, like others, make request | 1772.03.13 | Hanover | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mighty power that form'd the mind, The | 1767.11.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mild eve ascends her throne: The god of day | 1783.12.31 | Bath-Easton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Miller! the urn, in ancient times, 'tis said | 1748.07.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mily is born with ev'ry female charm | 1779.07.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mind mind alone (bear witness, earth and heav'n!) | 1778.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mind of perverseness, a bosom of snow, A | 1769.06.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mira has charms no fair can boast | 1774.03.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mira, thou scornful, changing fair | 1769.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Misfortune best sincerity can show | 1732.03.23 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mistress A--y | 1732.05.20 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mistress A--y, to you I fly | 1768.09.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mistress I've lost, it is true, A | 1769.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mit viel eignen Zeichen dieser Zeit, Ein | 1773.03.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mjeme begin; inspire ye sacred nine! | 1773.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mneme, begin; inspire ye sacred nine? | 1773.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mnene, begin' inspire, ye sacred nine? | 1772.04.30 | Upper Marlboro | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Molly Mog, Black-ey'd Susan, and Baldock's fair | 1749.02.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower | 1768.04.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower, A | 1768.05.09 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower, A | 1768.07.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower, A | 1773.07.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower, A | 1773.07.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower, A | 1773.09.13 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower, A | 1763.02.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch in my rustick bower, A | 1736.02.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch of musick, verse, and day | 1736.03.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monarch of musick, verse, and day | 1771.01.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Monster, in a course of vice grown old, A | 1773.06.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Moon, pale majesty of night, retires, The | 1768.07.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Moon, refulgent lamp of light, The | 1732.01.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Most bounteous Queen, my grateful thanks I pay | 1770.12.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Most grievous lot! most dread, most dismal state | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Most grievous lot! most dread, most dismal state | 1771.01.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Most grievous lot! most dread, most dismal state | 1771.09.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Most hard! in pleasing your chief glory lies | 1770.05.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Most lovely, soul inchanting maid | 1770.06.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Most lovely, soul-inchanting maid | 1772.05.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mother, I want a gown: This quite worn out | 1760.04.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mount, mount, aspiring soul! | 1774.09.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Mourn, hapless Caledonia, mourn | 1749.03.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Muse an Ode select prepares, The | 1781.06.13 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Muse, begin the comic lay | 1774.02.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Muse her tribute to this pair shall pay, The | 1783.03.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Muse in winter's hoary reign, The | 1783.04.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Muse with rapture tunes her lays, The | 1769.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Music has charms to sooth the languid soul | 1722.11.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Music has charms to sooth the savage breast | 1733.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Music has power to melt the soul | 1774.04.26 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Music hath charms to sooth the savage beast | 1764.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Music! is in the breath of second birth | 1736.03.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has charms to sooth, asswage the breast | 1763.04.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.04.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.05.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.05.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.05.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has charms to sooth the savage | 1763.05.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.05.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.05.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has charms to sooth the savage | 1763.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.06.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.06.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.06.27 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.06.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.07.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has charms to sooth the savage | 1763.07.04 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.07.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has charms to sooth the savage | 1763.07.18 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.07.25 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1763.08.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has charms to sooth the savage | 1763.09.03 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has charms to sooth the savage | 1771.07.23 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1771.07.30 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1771.08.06 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1771.08.13 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1771.08.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1771.08.27 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Musick has Charms to sooth the Savage breast | 1775.11.09 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Must death his sable triumphs still extend | 1768.07.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My [ ] hold my love advance! | 1754.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My [ ] of this breast | 1732.12.21 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My anxious hours roll heavily away | 1766.10.13 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My anxious mind is torn with doubtful strife | 1767.08.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My anxious mind is torn with doubtful strife | 1771.04.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My Betsy, trust me, for 'tis true | 1735.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My charming youth! why flies thou me? | 1735.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My charming youth! Why fly's thou me? | 1780.02.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My cot is engagingly neat | 1780.03.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My cot is engagingly neat | 1733.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My dear Kitty! | 1731.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My dearest Daphne, charming maid | 1772.05.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My friend's mistaken, should he think | 1768.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My lord, to tempt my gentle muse | 1768.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My mind to me a kingdom is | 1768.06.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My mind to me a kingdom is | 1774.07.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My muse, a new world found, extend thy daring wings | 1771.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My pedigree, dear ladies, you must know | 1779.12.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My prime is past; my strength decays | 1775.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My Sally, now the morn appears | 1734.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My sledge and hammer lie declin'd | 1766.05.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My soul is shrunk, my limbs grown feeble, tir'd | 1780.08.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My wife's of manners, gentle, pure, and kind | 1780.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My wife's of manner's, gentle, pure, and kind | 1781.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] My wife's of manners gentle, pure and kind | 1771.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Myrtilla demanded the aid of my pen | 1764.01.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature gives all creatures arms | 1768.05.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature gives all creatures arms | 1768.12.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature gives all creatures arms | 1779.01.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature in richest dress array'd | 1783.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature survives cold winter's blast | 1721.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature, tis true, but grac'd our sex with charms | 1770.09.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature to every creature is a friend | 1773.04.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature to every creature is a friend | 1782.04.20 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature to every creature is a friend | 1774.09.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nature when she form'd a man | 1773.12.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nay, fly me not, alluring fair | 1782.07.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Near Severn's stream, the pensive Damon sate | 1769.06.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Neat little box by the side of a hill, A | 1769.07.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Neat little box by the side of a hill, A | 1769.06.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Neat little box by the side of the hill | 1768.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Neighb'ring bard, with emulative fire, A | 1736.12.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] New creation charms the ravish'd sight, A | 1746.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Night sable mantle o're the world is spread | 1773.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Night spreads her sable curtain round | 1771.10.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Night spreads her sable curtains round | 1777.12.19 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Night spreads her sable curtains round | 1782.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Night was in her sable clad, The | 1746.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No brighter colour paints the crimson rose | 1768.09.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No charm like kindness can enslave the mind | 1772.10.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No glory I covet, no riches I want | 1782.11.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No glory I covet, no riches I want | 1778.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No greater bliss doth God on man bestow | 1782.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No invocations to the tuneful nine | 1758.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No longer now does favor'd Strephon roam | 1759.03.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No longer now does favour'd Strephon roam | 1731.04.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No more a willing muse her aid bestows | 1773.08.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No more, alas! on this revolving day | 1767.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No more by Schuylkill's gentle stream | 1727.05.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No more of murm'ring streams or shady groves | 1776.01.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No more the birds on ev'ry blooming spray | 1775.10.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No more the court not martial themes | 1749.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No more the morn, with tepid rays | 1776.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No muse I ask to aid my lays | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No talk of fashions can the spleen suppress | 1781.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] No wonder, little fluttering thing | 1763.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Not, after many circumstances | 1769.05.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Not from the force of wine, or power of kings | 1770.07.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Not stiff with age, nor credulous with youth | 1763.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Not with more pleasure, o'er the fragrant lawn | 1759.11.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Nothing so much intoxicates the brain | 1783.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now all the gay beauties of summer are past | 1769.06.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now at the soft approach of gentle eve | 1777.11.21 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now charming Cary, conscious of her claim | 1775.10.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now chilly winter creeping on apace | 1771.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now down the steep of heaven the source of day | 1776.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now early light the purpl'd skies display | 1749.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now gloomy winter shews his hoary head | 1756.12.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now gloomy winter shews his hoary head | 1778.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now gowans sprout and lavricks sing | 1762.06.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now had the beam of Titan gay | 1727.07.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now his last level rays the sun hath cast | 1783.04.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now lend thine aid my gentle muse | 1738.02.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now like this cap | 1736.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now mantled with an hoary garb, the earth | 1740.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now Mars with double fury has arose | 1734.07.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now nature with her various verdure glows | 1782.02.14 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now nature's genial instinct fires | 1770.09.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now oft had Henry changed his sly disguise | 1770.10.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now oft had Henry changed his sly disguise | 1770.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now oft had Henry changed his sly disguise | 1772.01.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now shivering nature mourns her ravag'd charms | 1771.12.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now shiv'ring nature mourns her ravag'd charms | 1775.11.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now shiv'ring nature mourns her ravish'd charms | 1775.12.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now shiv'ring nature mourns her ravish'd charms | 1771.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now shooting o'er the flood his fervid blaze | 1774.03.02 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now solemn night begins her gloomy reign | 1772.03.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now spring begins her smiling round | 1778.01.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now that hoar winter o'er the frozen plain | 1778.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now that hoar winter o'er the frozen plain | 1778.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now that hoary winter o'er the frozen plain | 1770.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now the brown woods their leafy load resign | 1770.10.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now the dawn's peeping over the hill | 1752.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now the full harvest of the golden year | 1752.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now the full harvest of the golden year | 1753.08.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now the full harvest of the golden year | 1751.06.24 | Italy | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now the summer's sultry beems | 1752.09.25 | Italy | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now the summer's sultry beems | 1783.03.12 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now, turning from the wintry signs, the sun | 1774.10.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now twice ten years hath the revolving sun | 1769.07.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now Venus in Vaux-Hall her altar rears | 1759.12.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now view the maid, the love inspiring maid | 1780.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now we mighty men of London | 1751.07.04 | Hanover Cnty | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now when the war of elements is o'er | 1748.05.18 | Kent County | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now while the sun revolving feasts each sense | 1767.12.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now winter comes with hasty pace | 1780.09.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Now with more glories in th'etherial plain | 1773.05.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O! blast with temper, whose unclouded ray | 1768.08.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O bless'd the man who free from anxious cares | 1773.07.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O! blest with temper, whose unclouded ray | 1782.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O brighter than the vermeil bloom | 1775.02.01 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O by the gentle gales that blow | 1775.04.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O by the gentle gales that blow | 1768.07.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O fleeting time! cease to delay | 1776.08.26 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O for one spark of true ce'estial fire! | 1733.03.15 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O greatly good! O! fairest of your kind | 1733.04.09 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O greatly good! O! fairest of your kind! | 1782.01.29 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O happiness, celestial fair | 1782.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O happiness, celestial fair | 1782.03.09 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O happiness, celestial fair | 1783.09.02 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O happy if he knew his happy state | 1751.03.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Happy State! When soul's each other draw | 1781.10.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O happy state! When soul's each other draw | 1771.01.24 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O happy state! where souls each other draw | 1740.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O heavenly muse my daring breast inspire | 1773.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O home!, thou only seat of every joy | 1734.01.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Liberty, thou goddess heavenly bright | 1734.04.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Liberty! thou goddess heavenly bright | 1770.07.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Liberty! thou goddess heav'nly bright | 1770.11.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O lost to virtue, lost to manly thought | 1723.01.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O may I live to hail the day | 1759.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O more than extasy! O strains divine! | 1772.01.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O now behold! where'er we rove | 1772.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O now behold! wher'er we rove | 1771.06.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Phoebus! down the western sky | 1775.03.29 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O sleep! what tho' of death thou art | 1775.01.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O sleep! What though of death thou ar't | 1775.03.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O sleep! What though of death thou art | 1783.11.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O son of Venus, pow'rful boy | 1746.09.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Stella fair, whose cheeks bestows | 1769.10.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Sukey, say must I still mourn | 1782.01.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O Thee! from whom kind bounty flows | 1773.04.02 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O thou fair sister of the sun! | 1774.02.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O thou fair sister of the sun! | 1736.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O thou matur'd by glad Hesperian suns | 1753.05.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O thou reserv'd celestial fair | 1768.07.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O what a shameful, cruel, savage bliss | 1772.06.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Observe that nosegay on my Stella's breast | 1734.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Observe the mounting billows of the main | 1776.07.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Observe the rose-bud ere it blows | 1775.07.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O'er moorlands and mountains, bleak barren and bare | 1772.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O'er moorlands and mountains, rude, barren and bare | 1781.05.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O'er moorlands and mountains, rude barren, and bare | 1736.05.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] O'er William's dust, and George's tomb | 1748.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of all the Bauthy that e'er cround the land | 1766.08.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of all the experience, how vast the amount | 1739.01.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of all the plagues beneath the sun | 1739.03.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of all the plagues beneath the sun | 1782.09.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of all the plagues beneath the sun | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of all the plagues that heav'n hath sent | 1722.01.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of beauty's sacred, conquering Powers I sing | 1772.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of fairest, thou art fair, my love | 1774.01.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of frowning winter, who deforms the year | 1781.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of fun I sing, for without fun | 1757.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of late at White's was young Florello seen | 1767.05.09 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of late, at White's was young Florello seen | 1772.02.03 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of late I went, as I amusement sought | 1781.08.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of late the urchin God of love | 1773.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of old, to witness love sincere | 1770.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of this small engine dispossed | 1771.09.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of this small engine dispossest | 1782.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Of virtue, 'tis by virtuous men agreed | 1771.12.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Officious thief with praise purloin'd, The | 1770.09.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Offspring of night, whose languid visage wears | 1738.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oft, as my lonely hours return | 1782.05.11 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oft I have sought, but sought in vain, to find | 1783.03.31 | England | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oft, silent from the north | 1783.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oft, silent from the North | 1770.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh! for a touch of nobler fire | 1773.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh health! supremest bliss below | 1773.07.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh health! supremest bliss below | 1773.11.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh Health! supremest bliss below | 1775.01.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh heav'nly born! in deepest cells | 1773.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh home! thou only seat of every joy | 1773.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh home! thou only seat of every joy | 1773.01.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh home! thou only seat of every joy | 1773.02.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh home! thou only seat of every joy | 1734.04.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh! how I tremble for thy virgin-heart | 1773.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh, Lockman! may thine angel true | 1777.11.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh, Lockman, may thy anger true | 1774.05.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh! Pennsylvania, from raging seas once more | 1728.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh say what is that thing call'd light | 1771.02.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh snuff! our fashionable end and aim! | 1780.01.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh! Solitude! Celestial maid! | 1733.04.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh, spotless paper, fair and white! | 1733.06.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh, spotless paper, fair and white! | 1773.06.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh! thou for whom these numbers are design'd | 1768.06.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh thou, whose artless freeborn genius charms | 1759.09.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh! thought most exquisite! Oh! wit most rare! | 1771.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oh! would you know what secret charm | 1751.05.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Old battle-array, big with horror is fled | 1771.03.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Old Ch---m give o'er | 1761.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Old time, alas! with stealing pace | 1763.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On a soft bank, wrapt in the gloomy groves | 1783.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On her the loves, and all the graces wait | 1768.10.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On riding through the woods in autumn | 1748.02.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On Salisbury plain a female's heart was stol'n | 1782.12.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On Schuykil's verdant banks I lay | 1783.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On the ground, in my cottage, alone | 1754.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On tuneful feet let languid ivy crawl | 1782.11.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] On yonder bank a beauteous flower | 1751.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Once could I tune the Sapphic lyre | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Once in her eye | 1778.03.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Once more ambitious of theatric glory | 1780.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Once more, my masters all, and you | 1775.03.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Once more the muse the lay connubial sings | 1733.09.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Once unconfined and light as air | 1774.10.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One bottle of Arrack, the last of my store | 1774.12.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One bottle of Arrack, the last of my store | 1783.09.17 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One evening as I mused on times and things | 1732.11.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One evening I courted my muse | 1752.11.02 | North America | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One lovely maid alone my thoughts employs | 1779.10.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One night I dream'd, and dreams may oft prove true | 1767.01.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One of the nine, no matter who | 1731.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] One thing I of Paturia must confess | 1780.12.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Oppress'd and struggling with a weight of woe | 1770.06.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Orators of Greece and Rome, The | 1781.06.20 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Orphan's woes I sing, ye great, attend, An | 1770.09.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Orpheus of old, he play'd so well | 1737.12.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Orpheus to seek his wife decreed | 1778.03.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Other day, as Clara fair, The | 1783.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Other day I met Jenny, and flew to her arms | 1775.02.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Others, let luxury and pomp allure | 1780.03.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our Fathers were wont when they wanted a mate | 1780.03.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our fathers were wont when they wanted mate | 1780.03.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our fathers were wont when they wanted a mate | 1780.04.06 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our fathers were wont when they wanted a mate | 1753.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our grandsire Adam, e'er of Eve possest | 1780.03.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our mothers were won't on a pillion to ride | 1780.03.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our Mothers were won't on a Pillion to ride | 1780.04.17 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our mothers were wont on a pillion to ride | 1768.06.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our stars, my ---, let us calm obey | 1770.06.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our stars, my charmer, let us calm obey | 1770.07.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Our stars, my charmer, let us calm obey | 1761.04.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Painter, all thy pow'r exert | 1731.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pardon ye nine, if now my daring muse | 1768.06.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Parent of all our bliss below | 1727.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Parthanissa's beauty blooming | 1770.09.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Parting sun reflects his ev'ning ray, The | 1770.10.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Parting sun reflects his ev'ning ray, The | 1774.04.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pass but a few short fleeting years | 1769.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Patron of arts! at length by thee | 1770.11.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Patron of arts, of liberty and laws | 1778.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Peace to the man who steady in his ways | 1741.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Peggy, pride of heav'nly muses | 1767.09.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Penny! it is for a thought, A | 1770.01.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a bard, (whom you scarce see) | 1774.07.21 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a friend in verse devoid of art | 1773.11.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.04.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.04.27 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.05.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.05.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.06.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.07.04 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1781.04.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1775.01.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Perpetual harmony their bed attend | 1768.09.10 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Persian feasts, my lad, I hate, The | 1730.12.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Phaebus, wit-inspiring Lord | 1767.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Philander, happy in the bloom of youth | 1767.06.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Philander, happy in the bloom of youth | 1768.09.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Philemon, der bey grossen Schaetze | 1741.08.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Philip's great son ordain'd (his word was law) | 1771.08.10 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Philo-Hymenzeus made great blunders | 1740.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Phocyon, the winters shiv'ring reign! | 1775.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Phoebus, from whom this fair her wit derives | 1767.07.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Phoebus left his Thetis bed | 1767.07.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Phoebus left his Thetis bed | 1773.01.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Players and Patanters at law are hot, The | 1773.11.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pleasing gales that gentle summer yields, The | 1773.11.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pleasing gales that gentle summer yields, The | 1773.12.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pleasing gales that gentle summer yields, The | 1774.01.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pleasing gales that gentle summer yeild, The | 1774.02.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pleasing gales that gentle summer yields, The | 1757.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pleasing task be mine, sweet maid! | 1757.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pleasing task be mine, sweet maid, The | 1772.04.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Poets in vain have hailed the opening spring | 1769.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Polly, behold thus blushing rose | 1774.02.16 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Poor Cloe lives pensive, cast down and dejected | 1774.03.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Poor Cloe lives pensive, cast down and dejected | 1781.04.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Poor fellow, what has thou to do | 1721.10.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Poor Swain: the doubled fury of thee | 1776.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Poor Tom's a cold--God bless you, Masters | 1768.03.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pray tell me, Mamma, say a young cupid of late | 1768.07.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pray tell me, mamma, says young Cupid of late | 1768.09.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Prepare, prepare your songs of praise! | 1760.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pretty insect, summer's child | 1774.01.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pretty little charming thing | 1736.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pretty tube, of might power | 1736.10.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pretty tube, of mighty power | 1771.06.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Prithee, B--, why affect | 1771.08.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Prithee B--, why affect | 1775.08.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Propitious us'd to rise the morn | 1775.10.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Propitious us'd to rise the morn | 1768.07.18 | St Christopher | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Proud of the grateful present which she brings | 1729.04.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Pye, a pudding, a pudding, a pye, A | 1769.04.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Quack doctors too often their patients deceive | 1769.06.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Quack doctors too often their patients deceive | 1783.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Quack doctors too often their patients deceive | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Que cet abre plante par sa main bienfasante | 1775.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Queen of fragrance, lovely rose | 1775.06.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Queen of fragrance, lovely rose | 1782.04.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Queen of the laughing flower, whose lovely waist | 1773.08.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Quoth Pluto to Mercury, who, we are told | 1752.05.28 | Antigua | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Quoth she, there are no bargains driven | 1747.08.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Quoth Simon to Thomas (and shew'd him his wife) | 1724.12.07 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rachel appears with bleating flocks afar | 1782.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Raise high the festive strain! | 1778.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rattle, dice, rattle! | 1729.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Reams, on whose fleeting shades our fancy's rove | 1751.03.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Receiv'd we have, firing, meat and pence | 1768.07.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Regardless of the joyless town | 1733.08.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rejoice with me, ye sisters of the trade | 1738.06.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rejoyce, O ye Ladies, and cast away care | 1738.06.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rejoyce, O ye Masons, and cast away care | 1783.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Relentless winter now is o'er | 1779.12.28 | Switzerland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Remote, unfriended, melancholy, slow | 1773.04.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Remov'd from tumult, din, and strife | 1772.03.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Retir'd from toils, and noisy strife | 1780.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Retirement, nurse of wisdom, hail! | 1770.06.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Return to earth with joy and mirth, my long | 1783.12.13 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Return ye enraptur'd hours | 1770.05.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Return'd from the Op'ra, as lately I sat | 1725.05.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ribbons with ornaments, attire | 1783.11.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Roving bee was us'd to stray, A | 1769.03.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] R---s, thy pencil draws each line too faint | 1782.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rubbed and rough the store descents | 1769.09.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rubies! ye bright, ye orient pearls | 1782.02.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Rugged and rough the storm descends | 1765.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sacred to thee | 1775.06.05 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sad sickning scene! Creations light | 1776.04.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Saint George for their patron our ancestors chose | 1773.01.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, cruel Iris, pretty rake | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, Cupid, regent of the female heart | 1771.10.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, Hallam! to thy wond'rous art | 1732.06.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, I conjure thee, say | 1780.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say kind Amelia, in that gloomy hour | 1770.11.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say lovely Delia, tell thy gentle swain | 1780.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say lovely fair one's that thus greatly vie | 1723.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say mighty love, and teach my song | 1731.02.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, mighty love, and teach my song | 1731.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, mighty love, and teach my song | 1732.05.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, mighty love, and teach my song | 1768.07.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, mighty love, and teach my song | 1776.01.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, Muse, what art did Nature introduce | 1730.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say muse, what numbers shall relate | 1730.04.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say muse what numbers shall relate | 1782.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, must I wing my distant flight | 1768.06.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say nymph how can you fairly prove | 1771.12.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, oh my heart, and say in verse sincere | 1783.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, what is love? Oh! can the muse's art | 1768.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say whence this sudden chill, sweet fair | 1770.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, why are beauties prais'd and honour'd most? | 1775.11.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Say, why must the poet's soft lays | 1763.03.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Scarce had the dark'ned sky, which night had borne | 1768.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Scarce had the night resign'd her gloomy sway | 1774.10.13 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Scarce is the winter yet chac'd from the sky | 1773.03.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Scene like this can seldom fail to please, A | 1761.05.01 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Science! bright beam of light divine! | 1771.07.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Search nature's works, through all her mazy plan | 1769.07.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See Clara, yonder blooming rose | 1772.06.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See! from afar the glitt'ring face of day | 1768.05.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See how each finger acts its part | 1758.06.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See! how the fair creation round | 1772.11.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See how the silver-fringed frost | 1775.04.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See in yonder chequer'd grove | 1781.10.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See rapture beam from every eye | 1772.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See spring once more erects each purple plume | 1774.04.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See spring once more erects each purple plume | 1773.08.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See! the whole atmosphere, how wildly hurl'd | 1776.06.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See where she comes! transcending human praise | 1775.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See, where the bright Aurelia lies | 1773.04.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See where the farmer, with a master's eye | 1768.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See winter's stern ungovern'd train | 1783.08.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See with stern eye relenting vengeance weeps! | 1780.12.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See yon majestic orb of light | 1770.02.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] See yon majestic orb of lights | 1774.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Serene and mild we view the evening air | 1774.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Serene as light in Myron's soul | 1771.09.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Serene is the morn, the lark leaves his nest | 1771.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Serene is the morn, the lark leaves his nest | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Serene is the morn, the lark leaves his nest | 1773.05.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Serene is the morn, the lark leaves his nest | 1779.12.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Serious and solemn tolls the bell | 1768.07.18 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Seventeen hundred sixty-seven | 1780.05.31 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shall I, unblam'd, in rhyme commend | 1780.06.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shall I, unblam'd, in rhyme commend | 1783.04.02 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shall I unblam'd in rhyme commend | 1771.11.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shall mode, the heart reluctant bind | 1775.11.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shall venal chains th' aspiring soul detain? | 1771.05.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shepherd, if near thy artless breast | 1768.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shepherd's plain life, The | 1733.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] She's little, but she's wondrous pretty | 1733.03.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] She's little but she's wondrous pretty | 1768.04.18 | Quebec | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shook from the purple wings of even | 1755.03.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Shou'd it e'er be my lot, with a husband to live | 1763.11.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sick of the town, at once I flew | 1776.12.17 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Silence ye groves, hark my Lucinda sings | 1776.11.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Silence ye groves--hark my Lucinda sings | 1783.03.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Silent and solemn, from the sable east | 1783.12.04 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Silvia, with every grace adorn'd | 1750.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since B---lay's praise, the poet has proclaim'd | 1778.02.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since Caelia's ador'd, and poor Chloe despis'd | 1780.09.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since discord still rages, we'll plough the salt | 1736.11.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since first I beheld thy bright eyes | 1778.02.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since maids fancy some men, and other reject | 1782.09.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since my actions will bear the most critical test | 1732.02.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since, th' am'rous Bard has thus essay'd | 1771.01.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since the first pair in Paradise were join'd | 1774.02.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since the hills all around us do penance in snow | 1774.02.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since the hill's all around us do penance in snow | 1772.11.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since you assume this method for a wife | 1774.02.23 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since your thoughts are so ill of our sex | 1768.03.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Since youth and age must quit the stage | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sing, sing Augusta's praise, like Thames's stream | 1754.08.22 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Six bottles of wine, right old, good, and clear | 1777.12.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sleep, lovely babe, that dear, sweet face | 1779.06.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Slow seems dull time, and heavy wing'd the hours | 1780.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sluggards from my soul I scorn | 1770.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Snow by Delia's fingers press'd, The | 1765.08.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Snow, hail, and rains descend from wintry clouds | 1770.03.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Snow-drop lifts its lovely head, The | 1770.03.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Snow-drop lifts its lovely head, The | 1769.11.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] So all ye blades, who wear the cross | 1768.05.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] So black a favour from a hand so fair | 1759.07.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] So lost of sense to shame and duty | 1781.07.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] So may old Nereus smooth the swelling tide | 1773.01.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] So much this building entertains my sight | 1773.01.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] So much this building entertains my sight | 1751.04.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soft babe! sweet image of a harmless mind! | 1753.03.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soft Babe! sweet image of a harmless mind! | 1772.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soft sleep! profoundly pleasing power | 1772.07.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soft sleep! profoundly pleasing power | 1765.07.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sol, in the east, from Neptune's watry Bed | 1783.11.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soldier, a soldier, a soldier for me! | 1783.12.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soldier, a soldier, a soldier for me! A | 1775.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Solitary nature here | 1775.02.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Solitary nature here | 1771.11.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some heavenly power soft whispering to thy heart | 1773.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some hoist up Fortune to the skies | 1748.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some Husbands, who, thro' want of wit | 1748.02.22 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some husbands, who, thro' want of wit | 1782.08.31 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some ladies try a thousand ways | 1768.10.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some love to range, so fond of change | 1783.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some love to range, so fond of change | 1774.07.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Some muse assist me to relate | 1779.06.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Songs occasional be sung | 1774.09.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sons of social mirth and glee | 1778.06.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soon as the lark observes the morning's grey | 1772.07.20 | Tisculum | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Soon, Myrtilla, must thy friend | 1782.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Spark of pure celestial fire | 1760.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Spoiler of beauty! for this once forbear | 1770.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Spotless soul, a heart replete, A | 1779.05.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Spring's advanc'd, the oats are sown, The | 1740.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stay gentle nymph, nay, pray thee stay | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stay, stay, thou lovly fearful snake | 1741.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stella darling of the muses | 1765.08.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stella's gay robe, with so much art was fram'd | 1783.01.30 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stern winter comes! Behold the fleecy gloom | 1771.03.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stern winter hence, with all its train, removes | 1772.05.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stern winter with its dreary train | 1769.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] S--t--n what demon could thy heart possess? | 1777.04.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stoic, once, in evil hour, A | 1772.02.14 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Storm comes home, to this inclement clime, The | 1783.03.04 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Strephon unsheath'd his shining blade | 1772.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Stretch'd on the turf, in Sylvan shades | 1769.05.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Such fair damsels, can't but merit applause | 1772.09.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sue venal Belinda to grant you the blessing | 1772.09.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Summer's glories are departing | 1772.10.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Summer's glories are departing | 1773.04.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sun had chac'd the winter's snow, The | 1775.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sun had now forsook the sky, The | 1769.08.31 | Freehold | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sun in royal pomp did rise, The | 1769.01.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sun was hot, the hay grew dry, The | 1782.01.01 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sure as our earth around the sun | 1779.04.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sure bliss supreme will crown the happy pair | 1777.11.07 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sure Jove had neer such mighty pow'r | 1780.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sure, never, my Lord, was a time more distressing | 1768.08.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sure Stella excels all the rest of her sex | 1732.03.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Swain who musing on the various cares, A | 1721.12.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Swarm of sparks, young, gay and bold, A | 1770.09.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet angel of my natal hour | 1782.09.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet contemplation to pursue! | 1776.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet inchantress in the bloom of life, The | 1774.02.23 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet innocence, and artless truth | 1747.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet nature smiles! and to the raptur'd eyes | 1774.07.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet object of the Zephyr's kiss | 1778.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet peace, restore my wonted rest | 1782.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet Poll of Plymouth was my dear | 1774.05.12 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet robin! from thy liquid throat | 1771.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet, social bird! whose soft harmonious lays | 1771.06.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet solitude! when life's gay hours are past | 1782.02.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweet Soliture! thou placid Queen! | 1762.11.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetest bud of Brunswick race | 1762.11.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetest bud of Brunswick race | 1762.12.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetest bud of Brunswick race | 1761.02.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetest of blessings, heavenly light! | 1769.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetest of Blessings, heav'nly Light | 1772.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetest warbler of the wood! | 1772.06.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetest warbler of the wood! | 1772.03.02 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetly blooming o'er our head | 1737.08.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sweetness and strength in Silvia's voice unite | 1777.01.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Sylvius, engag'd one day at dice | 1782.02.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] T' insure the bliss that's seldom found | 1770.05.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] T. K. were he to change his life | 1778.01.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tail with horse-hair artful made, The | 1754.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a creature that nature has form'd without | 1754.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a creature that nature has form'd without | 1782.08.20 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a youth that's a genteel, no matter for face | 1774.10.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a youth that's genteel, no matter for face | 1774.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a youth that's genteel, no matter for face | 1782.09.04 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a youth that's genteel, no matter for face | 1782.10.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a youth that's genteel, no matter for face | 1774.11.23 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take a youth that's gentle, no matter for face | 1783.06.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Take, O Muse! the breathing lyre | 1769.05.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tea! how I tremble at thy fatal stream? | 1773.12.04 | Warwick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell me, Belinda, tell me why | 1768.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell me Chloe! you can tell | 1769.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell me Flora, blooming fair | 1783.11.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell me my love, what means that downcast eye | 1730.03.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell me, old man, with stooping head | 1769.03.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell me what genius did this art invent | 1783.09.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell me, ye powder'd beaux and belles | 1772.07.09 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tell my not of faces fair | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ten thousand beauties sparkle in thine eyes | 1775.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ten thousand soft pleasures deprive me of rest | 1775.06.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ten thousand soft pleasures deprive me of my rest | 1775.06.15 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ten thousand soft pleasures deprive me of rest | 1763.01.08 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Term full as long as the siege of old Troy, A | 1741.01.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thales to take a wife persuaded long | 1741.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] That love is a pain | 1773.01.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] That virtue has some human heart possess'd | 1783.11.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] That woman love sleeping best | 1767.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] That your petitioner, who is about 25 years of age | 1776.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thee, lovely month, whose joyous birth | 1783.11.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thee, Mary, with this ring I wed | 1783.12.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thee, Mary, with this ring I wed | 1774.08.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thee, Sukey, all that see thee must admire | 1771.12.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] There is that sweetness in a female mind | 1775.08.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] There once to town a youthful rustic came | 1771.02.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] There was an old man | 1771.03.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] There was an old man, & tho' it's not common | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] There's Juliet wants no charm | 1769.10.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] These fading trees shall soon again | 1777.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] These fair sheets of foolscap which thus ye are | 1777.10.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] These ills shall cease whene'er by Jove's decree | 1764.12.27 | Wexford County | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] They envy none their pageantry and show | 1772.05.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thing that makes a virgin please, The | 1772.06.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thing that makes a virgin please, The | 1782.11.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Things that bring us true content, The | 1782.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Things that bring us true content, The | 1775.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Things that make a virgin please, The | 1749.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Think not, coy maid! This spring in silver pride | 1731.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This day young Mars in wedlock bands was ty'd | 1746.04.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This friendly waistcoat! keeps my body warm | 1746.04.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This friendly waistcoat! keeps my body warm | 1746.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This Friendly waistcoat! keeps my body warm | 1746.05.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This friendly waistcoat! keeps my body warm | 1746.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This friendly westcoat! keeps my body warm | 1744.02.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This is her character by all allowed | 1769.12.07 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This is the day, a holiday! a holiday! | 1760.10.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] This lofty theme! this pure ethereal flame! | 1738.11.29 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' all men fondly pleasure will pursue | 1759.10.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' Billingsgate most copious stile | 1750.02.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' claiming not a prophet's name | 1766.08.14 | Plymouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' Damon (unfortunate swain!) | 1782.03.23 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho I have wealth, no venal sop I'll gain | 1780.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' I'm slim, and am young, and was lively | 1782.03.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' I've no wealth a venal heart to gain | 1773.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' lately dead a princess, and of Spain | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' rhyme serves the thoughts of great poets to | 1771.08.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' summer exerts her sweet pow'r | 1771.08.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' summer exerts her sweet pow'r | 1782.11.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' the fate of battle of battle, on to-morrow | 1782.11.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' the fate of battle of battle, on to-morrow | 1782.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho' the fate of battle of battle, on to-morrow | 1768.06.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tho wedlock's despised and slate virgins not rare | 1749.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thomas loves Mary passing well | 1775.09.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou bed, in which I first began | 1768.09.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou dear companion of each idle hour | 1769.08.08 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou dear companion of each idle hour | 1769.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou dear companion of each idle hour | 1746.01.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou fondest partner, of my joy, my grief | 1731.01.19 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou Goddess of Almighty love | 1774.10.05 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou little wond'rous miniature of man | 1777.12.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou nine who preempted Orphius to declare | 1773.10.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou silver diety of secret night | 1771.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou stupid coxcomb, without wit or sense | 1768.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou sun at whose approach all nature smiles | 1783.11.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou tenderest husband & thou dearest friend | 1774.07.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou wert, ere time brought with it sickly care | 1752.04.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thou who do'st all my worldly thoughts employ | 1770.07.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Though balmy slumbers seal each eye | 1783.11.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Though blest with abundance mankind will repine | 1751.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Though long extinguish'd the poetic fire | 1770.10.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Though man has long boasted an absolute sway | 1770.10.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Though man has long boasted an absolute sway | 1768.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Though wedlock's despis'd, and stale virgins not | 1783.02.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Though winter reigns, and tempests keen | 1735.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thour't woman, a true coppy of the first | 1762.02.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Three pints of wine, the grave and wise | 1742.07.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Three poets in three distant places | 1775.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Three rival beauties of the skies | 1773.05.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Three times I've read your Iliad o'er | 1762.03.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice blest is he whose placid birth | 1775.02.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy happy lives - Who are from wedlock | 1771.01.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy, happy lives,--Who are from wedlock fr | 1771.02.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy, happy lives,-Who are from wedlock | 1751.12.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy he, whom providence has plac'd | 1768.08.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy he whose love you shall befriend | 1768.09.06 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy he whose love you shall befriend | 1771.02.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy he whose love you shall befriend | 1772.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy they, in pure delights | 1751.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy those, whose tender care | 1756.01.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thrice happy time, where in each nymph we find | 1749.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thro' what romantick scenes does fancy stray | 1749.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thro' what romantick scenes does fancy stray | 1749.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thro' what romantick scenes doth fancy stray | 1768.05.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thro' worthless tube of brittle clay | 1768.10.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thro' worthless tube of brittle clay | 1769.03.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thro' worthless tube of brittle clay | 1737.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Through the dark vale of misery | 1737.02.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thus once astonish'd stood the Trojan swain | 1771.10.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thus silent rests despised, and scorn'd a name | 1766.09.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thy foes a frontless band invade | 1766.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thy foes a frontless band invade | 1761.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thy grateful sons, O Queen of isles | 1779.05.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Thy spirit Standfast, let me share | 1777.01.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Till Eve was made, the sire of all mankind | 1772.01.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Timide chastete dont les charmes adorables | 1772.02.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Timide chastete dont les charmes adorables | 1772.06.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tir'd with the splendid evil of public life | 1772.06.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tir'd with the splendid toil of publick life | 1766.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis done bright science, now, with roseate hand | 1766.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis done, bright science, now, with roseate hue | 1776.03.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis done! the canvas takes each various grace | 1765.06.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis done--your patient ear we greet no more | 1765.06.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis done--your patient ear we greet no more | 1771.03.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis glorious Sappho melts us al away | 1769.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis not the fear of death or smart | 1783.07.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis not to view the well-proportion'd pile | 1783.08.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis plain; no doubt disturbs my mind | 1783.09.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis plain; no doubt disturbs my mind | 1778.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis possible some secret cause | 1733.03.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis somewhat that exists within | 1771.10.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis strange, you'll say, what now I ask | 1775.03.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis thy command O sovereign King | 1771.08.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis true, I blame your lover's choice | 1780.06.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis true, my shape is something odd | 1781.12.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tis winter! mark the soft descending snow | 1770.12.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Titan the Great, upon a frosty day | 1783.01.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To all you ladies now at Bath | 1771.09.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To call forth Genius, bid fair science bloom | 1758.05.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To fast for ourselves! who, 'tis decent enough | 1773.03.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To find a virgin of a godlike mind | 1771.12.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To fly, like bird, from grove to grove | 1782.10.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To form a wife, one all complete | 1766.10.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To form the quack, the squanderer of health | 1781.07.19 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To guess your riddle, gallant sir | 1777.01.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To Heaven, and you, repentant I confess | 1747.08.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To her I owe my soft and moving strains | 1775.10.07 | England | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To him, on whom each future joy depends | 1775.10.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To him, on whom each future joy depends | 1775.11.04 | England | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To him, on whom each future joy depends | 1768.06.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To morrow, didst thou say! | 1774.01.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best friends are free | 1774.02.04 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best friends are free | 1766.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best my friends are free | 1767.02.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best my friends are free | 1772.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best my friends are free | 1772.11.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best my friends are free | 1774.01.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best my friends are free | 1782.06.19 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To my best my friends are free | 1783.07.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To number five direct your doves | 1776.01.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To part, or not to part--that is the question! | 1774.05.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To please the bucks of this gay town | 1756.01.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To sooth the soul by tender strokes of art | 1756.03.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To sooth the soul by tender strokes of art | 1756.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To sooth the soul by tender strokes of art | 1773.11.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To strike with magic touch, th'attentive ear | 1775.09.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To summer's sweets I bid farewell! | 1770.11.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To the worthies of Britain my song I address | 1782.10.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee, fair freedom, I retire | 1782.12.12 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee, fair freedom, I retire | 1734.03.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee, my fair, I string the lyre | 1734.04.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee, my fair, I string the lyre | 1734.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee, my fair, I string the lyre | 1757.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee, sweet harmonist, in grateful lays | 1757.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee, sweet harmonist, in grateful lays | 1769.06.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To thee whom Albion's distant coast detains | 1775.04.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To this lone shade, where peace delights to dwell | 1759.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To this new world, from fam'd Britannia's shore | 1783.10.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To try a shepherd, once a fair one plac'd | 1783.10.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To try a shepherd, once a fair one plac'd | 1783.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To wed or not to wed? That is the question | 1752.10.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To wed, or not to wed.---That is the question | 1783.12.16 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To wed, or not to wed,--that is the question | 1762.08.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To wed, or not to wed--that's the question | 1760.05.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tonight a Douglass your protection claims | 1765.03.02 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To-night's the day, I speak it with great sorrow | 1771.11.05 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] To-night's the day, I speak with great sorrow | 1778.02.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Too long the rhymesters of the age | 1773.03.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Too lovely fair, whose every grace | 1778.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Towne's Evening Post! Good masters pray | 1777.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Transient gleam of earthly joy | 1783.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Transported with joy, with a heart light as air | 1771.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Trees have dismantled their green, The | 1767.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Trees may have ears, and trees may not be dumb | 1778.06.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Trembling muse her grateful lays, The | 1773.01.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] True wit is like brilliant stone | 1772.10.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] True wit is like the brilliant stone | 1772.12.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] True wit is like the brilliant stone | 1772.12.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] True wit is like the brilliant stone | 1772.02.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tu monteras en France au rang des deites | 1768.03.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Turn gentle hermit of the dale | 1783.09.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Turn, gentle hermit of the dale | 1772.08.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas always held, and ever will | 1761.08.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas at the nectar feast of Jove | 1761.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas at the nectar feast of Jove | 1775.09.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas dead of night, when sleep had clos'd | 1770.05.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas not on splendour's easy couch to rest | 1770.06.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas not on splendour's easy couch to rest | 1772.12.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas on a sultry summer's day | 1777.12.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twas summer, and softly the breezes were blowing | 1769.10.16 | Taunton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Twice ten young blooming virgins trod our green | 1782.02.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Two batchelors meeting together to day | 1782.05.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Two parties had a diff'rence, and the cause | 1770.08.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Tye one end of a rope fast over a beam | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Under the covert of this yew-tree's shade | 1764.07.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ungen'rous bard! Th' hast shot thy bolt in haste | 1778.10.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Unhappy wretch! why was I born? or why | 1774.02.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Unjust to mine and reason's power | 1774.11.28 | Hampshire | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Unskill'ed the proud or vicious to commend | 1738.05.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Unus'd to love's imperial chain | 1769.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Upon my word | 1775.02.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Vain Waller! write no more, at least forbear | 1772.09.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Various dangers of the ocean o'er, The | 1772.09.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Various dangers of the ocean o'er, The | 1772.07.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Venus, most histories agree | 1769.11.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Venus the gay, the smiling queen of love | 1767.12.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Veteran hunks, all covered with scars, The | 1776.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Veteran see, whose last act on the stage, A | 1776.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Veteran see[ ], whose last act on the stage | 1770.11.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Vice, bold substantial! vice, puts in her claim | 1770.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Viel Heil zuvor! zum Neuen Jahre | 1767.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] View the virtues of thy charming mind | 1772.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Virgins! haste to the groves | 1774.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Virtue and fame the other day | 1782.10.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Virtuous ladies, those inchanting few, The | 1777.10.16 | Leyden | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Voila ce mortel, Le | 1774.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Waft me! oh, waft me to the shade | 1731.12.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Waft me, some soft and cooling breeze | 1768.07.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wanton god of soft desire, The | 1768.07.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wanton god of soft desire, The | 1768.09.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Was ever man so curst, so lost as I | 1770.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Was fienge doch wohl Land und Stadt | 1741.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] We hear of some enchristall'd's such as have | 1775.11.09 | Greenwich Park | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] We here are invited to a Zodiack of mirth | 1771.07.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wealth is a great | 1772.05.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Welcome, all-inspiring May | 1769.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Welcome, thrice welcome, sober solemn night | 1768.01.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Well done, my Lord, with noble taste | 1738.07.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Well may the cypress now my brows adorn | 1771.09.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Well, now 'tis over-- the ice fairly broken | 1764.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Werd Friede, Segen, Glueck und Heil | 1769.08.15 | Marblehead | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Were fortune more civil and business more brisk | 1769.11.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Were fortune more civil, and business more brisk | 1770.06.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Were fortune more civil and business more brisk | 1758.05.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] We're of one common stock | 1768.07.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Western sky with purple hung, The | 1782.06.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Western sun now shot a feeble ray, The | 1750.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What a strange moment will that be | 1739.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What bard shall fame to Rosalinda give | 1768.02.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What can satisfy av'rice, ambition and pride | 1774.06.15 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What chear, brother tars, our toils are all o'er | 1733.04.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What did inspire the fair to cross the main | 1775.01.25 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What does all this passion mean | 1759.09.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What fine antithesis, what flow'ry phrase | 1779.03.30 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What friendly ray, in pity drest | 1771.05.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What gives the maiden blush its loveliest dye | 1768.06.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What god of music will assist my lays | 1758.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What grateful mind can forbear | 1751.01.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What happy hours the man enjoys | 1751.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What happy hours the man enjoys | 1769.01.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What hopes, what terrors does thy gift create | 1769.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What hopes, what terrors does thy gift creat | 1731.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What how now, old Grandsire, what is it you mean | 1773.04.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What loose and unjust accusations we find | 1774.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What mean these sighs that from thy bosom stray? | 1775.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What means this fury in my veins? | 1775.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What means this fury in my veins? | 1775.03.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What means this fury in my veins? | 1779.02.24 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What perverse things most girls prove | 1780.04.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What pity, dear widow! that bosom, those eyes | 1769.08.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What pleasure is there equals this | 1769.07.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What raptures does in music's charms combine | 1759.10.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What reas'ning this? Why any Tool | 1769.09.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What secret charm is there in me | 1763.07.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What smiling seraph courts my ravish'd eyes | 1771.03.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What sound seraphic, strikes mine ear! | 1773.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What tho' the scene withdraws its ray | 1773.02.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What tho' the scene withdraws its say | 1773.03.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What tho' the scene withdraws its ray | 1773.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What tho' the sun withdraws his ray | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What though last year be past and gone | 1775.02.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What unrelenting hand from me has torn | 1772.07.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What various charms can Celia boast | 1753.04.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What various charms can Sally boast | 1749.01.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What will you then, requires a youthful friend | 1768.08.11 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What writer wou'd not grieve to see | 1772.12.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whate'er Belinda condescends to give | 1773.01.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whate'er Belinda condescends to give | 1773.02.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whate'er Belinda condescends to give | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What!--has that heart, so wild, so roving | 1771.12.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What's all the noisy jargon of the schools | 1770.04.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What's that, each hour grows old & young | 1776.06.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] What's the spring, breathing violet, and rose | 1734.08.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When [ ] thy ever blooming charms | 1782.07.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When a numph at her toilet has spent the whole day | 1769.01.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When a woman's front is wrinkled | 1769.02.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When all was hush'd profoundly calm | 1775.04.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When all was hush'd profoundly calm | 1774.06.23 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When approach'd by the fair dewy fingers of Spring | 1775.10.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When balmy zephyr's gentle breeze | 1772.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Chloe first, with blooming charms | 1772.01.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Chloe first, with blooming charms | 1772.09.15 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Chloe first with blooming charms | 1777.11.21 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Chloe first, with blooming charms | 1782.03.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Chloe try'd her virgin fires | 1783.09.09 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Chloe try'd her virgin fires | 1783.12.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Chloe try'd her virgin fires | 1779.03.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Cloe, with a blush comply'd | 1780.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When clouds that angel face deform | 1783.08.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When clouds that Angel face deform | 1773.01.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Delia on the plain appears | 1769.03.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When discord late her baleful influence shed | 1783.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When drest by thee, more amiable fair | 1769.05.23 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When ev'ry radiant beam of light | 1753.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When fair intention has been slighted | 1749.10.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When fair Serena first I knew | 1777.11.13 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Fanny first gave ear to love | 1747.08.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When filial words describe a daughter's grief | 1773.12.23 | Kent County | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first Amynta on these plains appear'd | 1768.05.05 | Jaconey | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first bright Venus saw Adonis' charms | 1735.02.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first Columbus touch'd this distant shore | 1733.09.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first Columbus with advent'rous mind | 1783.10.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first I kenn'd young Sandy's face | 1783.11.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first I kenn'd young Sandy's face | 1782.11.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first I saw Maria's face | 1750.04.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first in Venus' grott I ventur'd | 1762.02.25 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first the kingdom to thy virtues due | 1767.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first the rude o'er peopl'd north | 1767.03.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When first the rude, o'er-peopled North | 1780.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When happy chance first brought her to my sight | 1773.07.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When heaps congeal'd of dazzling snow | 1768.05.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Heav'ns imperial beauties stood | 1765.06.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When here, Lucinda, first we came | 1770.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When history records the cloud-capt domes | 1777.06.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Hymen once the mutual bands hath wove | 1747.11.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When I am to chuse a woman | 1776.03.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When I behold the choice you make | 1738.10.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When I consider my disgrace | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When I see that little creature | 1749.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When I see the bright nymph, who my heart does | 1769.11.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When I was a maiden of twenty | 1769.05.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When I was in the bloom of Youth | 1775.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Jove to Ida did the Gods invite | 1775.07.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Kitty first inclin'd her ear | 1772.07.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When late, I view'd Maria's face | 1774.04.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Lisbia first I saw, the heav'nly fair | 1774.06.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Lisbia first I saw, the heav'nly fair | 1768.02.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When love invites, the willing muse | 1775.02.22 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When low-liv'd scriblers rack their empty brain | 1775.02.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When mighty roast beef was the Englishman's food | 1768.06.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When modest Betsy's down cast eyes | 1768.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Nancy on the spinet plays | 1768.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Nancy on the spinnet plays | 1781.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When nature, tir'd with thought, was sunk to rest | 1772.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When on thy bosom I recline | 1772.04.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When on thy bosom I recline | 1772.09.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When on thy bosom I recline | 1772.12.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When on thy bosom I recline | 1783.02.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When on thy bosom I recline | 1773.04.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When pensive on that portraiture I gaze | 1773.05.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When pensive on that portraiture I gaze | 1738.10.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Phebus had lain off his golden vest | 1735.05.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Phoebus with advancing rays | 1783.10.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When rous'd by the trumpet's loud clangor to arms | 1767.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When sable night, slow-wending | 1772.05.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When sable night, slow-wending | 1778.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Sheba's beauteous Queen, urg'd on by fame | 1774.08.04 | Prnss Anne Cty | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Sheba's Queen the Monarch's splendor ey'd | 1776.08.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When sol descends, what golden streaks arise | 1768.10.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When Sol had from the world his beams withdrawn | 1764.08.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When strong perfume and noisome scent | 1764.08.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When strong perfume and noisome scent | 1774.03.02 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When strong perfumes and noisom scents | 1750.11.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When strong perfumes and noisome scent the suffer | 1772.05.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When tepid breezes fan'd the air | 1779.05.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the aurera gilds the morning with a sweet | 1773.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the rough winter in his rigors rises | 1778.02.07 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the sheep were in the fauld | 1774.01.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen | 1774.02.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen | 1775.01.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen | 1775.08.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen | 1776.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the trees are all bare, not a leaf to be seen | 1774.02.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When the trees are all base, not a leaf to be seen | 1780.09.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come | 1737.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When to cold winter fruitful autumn yields | 1768.05.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When wasting winter's rage had pass'd away | 1783.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When we alone for beauty sigh | 1775.10.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When western breezes from the shore | 1783.01.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] When winter's gems of frozen dew | 1769.01.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where balmy odours o'er the meadows stray'd | 1772.05.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where Choptank's slow and sleepy waters stray | 1780.03.16 | Happy Hall | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where 'ere we go, where 'ere we run | 1780.01.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where flows the Severn, where her streams can flow | 1749.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where is my wandring love, ye Lydians say | 1783.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where love the rover's breast invades | 1783.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where Love the rover's breast invades | 1774.08.11 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where nature-- simply elegant-- array'd | 1768.07.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where passion rules, and reason flees | 1769.01.17 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Where smiling Ceres gilds the fruitful fields | 1778.10.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whereas my dearest comfort, Anna | 1767.10.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Which is the properest day to drink | 1737.09.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While all around to your attentive eyes | 1755.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While Caelia here each raptur'd lover spies | 1774.03.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While cannon roar to hail thee, bonefires blaze | 1731.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While common levers common subjects choose | 1729.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While fair Belinda's various strains conspire | 1768.06.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While fam'd Bucephalus recorded lives | 1757.12.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While fickle fortune turns the wheel | 1758.01.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While fickle fortune turns the wheel | 1758.01.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While fickle fortune turns the wheel | 1782.04.06 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While freedom's sons triumphant shine in arms | 1769.08.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While gazing crowds with curious eyes | 1769.09.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While gazing crowds with curious eyes | 1774.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While gen'rous hearts, who much your worth approve | 1773.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While I, remov'd from noise and show | 1762.02.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While loftier bards in sweeter numbers, raise | 1777.11.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While London beaus to Hornsey Lane | 1761.04.24 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While nation die, by mutual wounds | 1780.02.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While nature reclin'd on the bosom of May | 1780.03.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While Nature reclin'd on the bosom of May | 1780.03.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While Nature reclined on the bosom of May | 1771.01.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While night in solemn shade invests the pole | 1769.08.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While on forbidden fruit I gaze | 1770.03.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While Pallas and Phoebus, in grand council sat | 1768.09.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While Phyllis, with ambitious views | 1768.11.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While Phyllis, with ambitious views | 1770.06.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While Phyllis with ambitious views | 1768.03.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While poets tune their monthly lays | 1771.05.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While the bottle to humour, and social delight | 1771.06.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While the bottle to humour, and social delight | 1765.02.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While the fierce winter rages all around | 1741.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While thirst of fame and dreadful war's alarms | 1741.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While thirst of fame and dreadful war's alarms | 1783.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While thy glad country with accordant voice | 1783.08.01 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While thy glad country with accordant voice | 1767.11.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While ven'son we eat, and claret we drink | 1775.06.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While you, my fair one, thus lament | 1772.06.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While youthful splendour lighten'd in my eyes | 1751.06.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] While zephyr softly waves his wings | 1774.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst all with duteous zeal content | 1774.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst all with duteous zeal contend | 1772.08.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst beneath the woodland shade | 1772.08.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst beneath the woodland shade | 1731.12.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst Celia sings, let not intruding [ ]th | 1737.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst I lov'd thee, and thou wer't kind | 1780.12.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst in the dark on thy soft arm I hung | 1753.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst in the dark on thy soft hand I hung | 1753.02.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst in the dark on thy soft hand I hung | 1768.02.12 | Cork | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst on forbidden fruit I gaze | 1783.10.28 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst others may place their repose | 1770.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst Paul preach'd of works and grace | 1770.01.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst pretty fellows think a woman's fame | 1774.03.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst the Virginians boast a grateful claim | 1737.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst thirst of praise, and vain desire of fame | 1770.01.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst thirst of praise, and vain desire of fame | 1749.08.16 | St John's | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whilst you denied us, when we ask'd a song | 1768.09.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whim of late my fancy seiz'd, A | 1783.10.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Who commended the beauty of another's eyes | 1774.04.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Who 'er with curious eye has rang'd | 1773.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Who has not heard, what few have seen | 1770.12.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Who is this, that strikes my wond'ring eyes? | 1776.10.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Who was the man kiss'd Pat last night? | 1772.03.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whoe'r thro' Ovid's Tales has rang'd | 1776.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Who's there? who's there? What horrid din | 1772.09.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whose charms the coolest breast might fire | 1773.04.01 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whose personal charms no rival e'er could find | 1778.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Whose traces for ever will last | 1778.12.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why am not I that fragrant flow'r | 1748.12.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why, Celia, is your spreading waist | 1775.02.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why, dearest Nancy, wilt thou tease | 1769.07.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why does my fairest start with wild surprise | 1775.03.24 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why flow those tears, or why those sighs arise? | 1753.01.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why lies that frown upon Belinda's brow? | 1753.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why lies that frown upon Belinda's brow? | 1768.12.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why should my fairest shudder with surprise | 1769.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why should my fairest shudder with surprize | 1769.03.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why should we that ambition call | 1782.05.08 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why so tim'rous, gentle friend? | 1750.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why stays my muse when thus she's fir'd | 1781.11.21 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why wanders my friend in this grove? | 1783.02.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Why will Delia thus retire | 1783.11.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Will Maria excuse | 1783.11.18 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Will Maria excuse, an impertinent muse | 1783.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Will Stella, [?] accomplished Stella deign | 1783.11.06 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Will Stells, all accomplished Stell's deign | 1782.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Winter, with her dismal train | 1771.08.10 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With crutch and staff two hop along together | 1783.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With great surprise I view'd the bill | 1767.12.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With hair so long, so land, so sleek | 1751.04.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With heart untouch'd, and look serene | 1771.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With hollow blasts the winds arise | 1775.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With honest heat each hearty bosom glows | 1733.02.08 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With honour thus by Carolina plac'd | 1733.04.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With honour thus by Carolina plac'd | 1735.02.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With Joy, bless'd ---, we saw thee reach thy goal | 1774.04.21 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With joy, sweet Amoret, we hear | 1736.09.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With nimble fingers, lovely fair | 1768.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With passion warm'd, I ask no heavenly fire | 1781.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With pleasing prospect we behold | 1770.03.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With scorn I view that insect race | 1763.04.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With simple Sylvia, false, capricious fair | 1758.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With the New-Year, O could my rural muse | 1773.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] With vulgar minds, which judge from what they see | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Without this first best gift of gen'rous nature | 1775.02.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] W-ll-r, if you intend to write | 1771.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wo ist das Jahr? Es ist verschwunden | 1737.07.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Woman's prerogative, the theme I chuse | 1772.02.13 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Women, by nature, cruel are | 1772.03.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Women, by nature cruel are | 1771.11.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wood path is cover'd all over with leaves, The | 1771.12.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wood path is cover'd all over with leaves, The | 1771.10.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wood-path is cover'd all over with leaves, The | 1769.12.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wou'd but indulgent fortune send | 1773.10.15 | Brentwood | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wou'd heaven be pleas'd to assist my dull | 1737.06.16 | Newcastle | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wou'd heaven propitious with my wish comply | 1737.07.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Wou'd heaven propitious with my wish comply | 1772.04.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would but kind fate, propitious to my vow | 1771.03.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would heaven but grant me my desire | 1773.11.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would you, my fair, triumphant lead along | 1750.01.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would you think it my duck, for the fault I will | 1750.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would you think it my Duck, for the fault I will | 1769.08.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would you think it, my Duck, for the fault I will | 1769.01.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would you think, my Duck? (For the fault I will own | 1768.11.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Would you wish to gain a lover | 1770.11.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye belles and ye flirts and ye pert little things | 1781.09.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye belles, and ye flirts, and ye pert little things | 1782.06.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye belles, and ye flirts, and ye pert little things | 1782.07.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye belles, and ye flirts, and ye pert little things | 1762.08.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye British [ ] first I drew | 1773.02.08 | Dover | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye cliffs, where wide-resounding o'er the main | 1783.12.31 | Bath-Easton | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye couples, who meet under love's smiling star | 1777.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye critics, who wait for an end of the scene | 1754.06.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye cruel winds that blow from north to east | 1749.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye curious wits, attend the poet's lays! | 1762.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye dryads fair, whose temples round | 1779.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye fair married dames, who so often deplore | 1769.08.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye fair, possess'd of every charm | 1783.02.11 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye fair possess'd of ev'ry charm | 1768.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye fair (to you I write) attend! | 1768.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye fair (to you I write) attend! | 1783.03.13 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye gentle gales that fan the air | 1777.04.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye gentle nymphs! whose matchless charms | 1767.04.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye gentle zephyrs waft me where | 1782.12.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye gods who sit and live and rest | 1779.12.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye gods! who sit and live at rest | 1783.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye graceless wits, who neither praise | 1737.06.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye guardian pow'rs that ether rove | 1767.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye lofty mountains, whose eternal snows | 1768.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye lofty mountains whose eternal snows | 1772.04.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye lofty mountains whose eternal shows | 1773.12.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye maids of Parnassis, inspire my song | 1773.10.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye maids of Parnassus, inspire my song! | 1766.07.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye maids, who Britain's court bedeck | 1782.02.02 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye maids, whom nature mean'd for mothers | 1759.01.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye maids, whom nature meant for mothers | 1767.06.17 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye nymphs and swains that haunt the verdant field | 1768.06.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye nymphs and swains that haunt the verdant field | 1757.11.03 | Liverpool | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye nymphs that sport along the Aonian plain | 1774.09.29 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye nymphs who guard this unpolluted stream | 1749.01.17 | Bewdley | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye pairs, the happiest of your kind | 1762.04.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye powers appear, my fav'rite befriend | 1739.04.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye quacks begone, with all your ills | 1782.04.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye scenes that engag'd my gay youth | 1782.04.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye scenes that engag'd my gay youth | 1768.10.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye shepherds so cheerful and gay | 1769.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye Sons of Apollo, whom Music inspires | 1775.03.09 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye sons of the platter, give ear | 1783.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye swains of Celia's charms beware | 1768.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye tuneful nine inspire my lay | 1780.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye tuneful nine, my artless lay inspire | 1730.09.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye tuneful nine, who all my soul inspire | 1782.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye virgin nine, inspire my lay | 1734.06.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye virgin pow'rs defend my heart | 1781.10.18 | Leith | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye virgins! fond to be admir'd | 1782.01.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye virgins! fond to be admir'd | 1782.04.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye virgins, fond to be admir'd | 1776.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye western gales, whose genial breath | 1751.04.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye woods and wilds, receive me to your shade! | 1753.02.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye woods and wilds, receive me to your shade! | 1779.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye zephyrs come flutter and play | 1779.09.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Ye zephyrs come flutter and play | 1767.01.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Year begins with January's cold, The | 1762.05.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yes every hopeful son of rhyme | 1768.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yes, fairest proof of beauty's pow'r | 1780.04.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yes, I must part, and part, alas! from you | 1780.05.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yes, I must part, and part, alas! from you | 1774.12.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yes! sure 'tis here that pride, that folly reigns | 1775.02.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yes! sure 'tis here that pride, that folly reigns | 1776.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yet Goddess, sure thou must agree | 1768.08.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yet Lamento, these pains, 'spite of all thou has | 1776.02.12 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yet winter wields his scepter o'er our land | 1767.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yon ruddy streaks, that in the west appear | 1772.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Yon ruddy streaks, that in the West appear | 1768.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You ask me, dear Jack, for an emblem that's rife | 1768.09.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You ask me, dear Jack, for an emblem that's rife | 1768.10.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You ask me, dear Jack, for an emblem that's rife | 1770.05.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You ask, was I to change my life | 1770.09.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You ask, was I to change my life | 1783.08.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You bid me my jovial companions forsake | 1748.12.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You bid me tell you what I crave | 1749.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You bid me tell you what I crave | 1750.03.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You bid me tell you what I crave | 1749.03.28 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You fain would be inform'd---you say | 1773.05.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You I love, my dearest life | 1773.06.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You I love, my dearest life | 1773.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You I love, my dearest life | 1765.02.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You see, cruel fair one! I've found out at last | 1772.06.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You shun me, Chloe, like the fawn | 1781.08.08 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You think, like Orpheus, you excell | 1767.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You will excuse me, I suppose | 1778.02.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Young Chloe's as gay as the spring | 1775.10.17 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Young Florimel, of gentle race | 1748.03.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Your compliments, Lady I pray you | 1778.12.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Your cynic sages, dull, unpolish'd fellows | 1768.09.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Your cynick sages, dull, unpolish'd fellows | 1773.08.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Your face so fair | 1775.03.31 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] Your face, your tongue, your wit | 1750.07.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, sentimental [beg] You're so choice of your wine | 1757.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Alfred, Father of the State | 1730.05.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] As a wild rake that courts a virgin fair | 1768.06.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Avoid the politic, the factious fool | 1754.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Aye, but to die | 1782.02.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Before you, see one of your stage-directors | 1781.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Beware of yonder dog | 1771.03.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Brave 'tis true do never shun the light, The | 1754.02.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] But he had a club | 1781.06.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] By ton, we're superiors | 1735.02.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] By various arts we thus attempt to please | 1780.09.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Cheerly my hearts, of courage true | 1764.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curiosity's another name for Man | 1764.06.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.06.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1764.07.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curiosity's another name for man | 1747.03.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Curse on all cowards, say I! | 1781.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Dawn is overcast, the morning low'rs, The | 1735.02.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Encourag'd by your smiles again we dare | 1780.11.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Escap'd the dangers of th'embattled plain | 1758.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Fame, valor, conquest, grac'd the Spartan state | 1758.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Fame, valour, conquest, grac'd the Spartan state | 1758.06.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Fame, valour, strength, grac'd the Spartan state | 1743.06.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Fatally fair are they, and in their smiles | 1782.07.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] From London, your honour, to Stratford I'm come | 1781.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Give us the proudest prisoner of the Goths | 1775.10.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Golden streams of commerce are witheld, The | 1766.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Grown gentlemen and ladies all-a | 1706.02.25 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Hail powers beneath! whose influence imparts | 1764.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Hail wedded love! mysterious law! | 1770.09.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Hail, wond'rous maid! I grateful, hail | 1777.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1777.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] He brings, indeed, a character to view | 1759.05.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] He that dares drink, and for that drink dares die | 1775.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Hence, bubbling dreams; yea threaten hear in vain | 1777.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1777.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Here is a show as brilliant as at Cox's | 1780.11.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] I am a Chief, a native of these lands | 1769.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] I come, obedient at my brethren's call | 1783.04.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] If balmy friendship yet survives | 1758.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] If, in these days of luxury and ease | 1758.06.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] If, in these days of luxury and ease | 1776.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1776.06.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1776.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1776.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1757.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In every scene the moral is divine | 1772.06.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In former times there liv'd one Aristotle | 1760.05.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In story we're told | 1760.07.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In story we're told how our monarchs of old | 1737.04.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] In this gay thoughtless age he'as found a way | 1776.11.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Is there not some chosen course | 1769.04.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] It doth appear---for upon these taxations | 1767.05.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Kind audience, something I have now to say | 1779.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ladies and Gentlemen, I've ventur'd in to make my | 1780.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ladies and gentlemen, our farce to night | 1768.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ladies! to night, I've got the hardest talk | 1782.09.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ladies, you've seen me from lover freed | 1782.06.25 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ladies, you've seen me from one lover freed | 1771.09.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Leak'd is our bark | 1782.04.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Let no man a woman wed | 1760.03.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Lo! to new worlds th'advent'rous muse conveys | 1778.12.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Love's a cheat; we over rate it | 1736.03.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Marriage, of human social states the best | 1749.05.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Marry a Turk! a haughty, tyrant king | 1762.11.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Monarchs, 'tis true, should calm the storms of war | 1762.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Much has been said at this censorious time | 1759.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Much has been said at this unlucky time | 1754.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Much has been said in this reforming age | 1722.11.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Music has charms to sooth the savage breast | 1778.01.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Now that hoar winter o'er the frozen plain | 1778.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Now that hoar winter o'er the frozen plain | 1778.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Now that hoary winter o'er the frozen plain | 1778.02.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Now that hoary Winter o'er the frozen plain | 1752.09.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] O! for the tuneful voice of eloquence | 1765.08.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] O Porcius, is there not some chosen curse | 1765.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] O Porcius, is there not some chosen curse | 1765.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] O Porcius! is there not some chosen curse | 1752.05.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] O Portius! is there not some chosen curse | 1754.06.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Oft thankless slaves for favours humbly ask | 1772.05.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Oh! marriage, happiest, easiest, safest state | 1778.03.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Once more ambitious of theatric glory | 1754.06.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Our humble prologue means not to engage | 1754.06.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Our humble prologue means not to engage | 1740.10.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Pallas to the two kings of Brentford | 1757.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1757.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1757.03.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1757.03.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Peace with your fiddling there--it shall be spoke | 1762.01.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical, prologue from Venice Preserv'd [t], text given | 1764.07.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Proteus, as ancient poets tell you | 1768.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Sailors are seldom poets, though often poor | 1768.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Sailors are seldom poets--often poor | 1777.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Says Locket to Peachum, you've nothing to fear | 1722.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Short-necks and stubbed shankt he is by birth | 1783.12.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Soldier, a soldier, a soldier for me! A | 1775.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] There the brave youth, with love of virtue fir'd | 1759.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] This night a Douglas your protection claims | 1759.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] This night a Douglass your protection claims | 1767.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] This night we add some heroes to our store | 1782.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Tho' I am old, yet I am strong and lusty | 1773.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Tho' lately dead a princess, and of Spain | 1782.11.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Tho' the fate of battle of battle, on to-morrow | 1782.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Tho' the fate of battle of battle, on to-morrow | 1782.11.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Tho' the fate of battle, on to-morrow | 1771.09.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To call forth Genius, bid fair science bloom | 1779.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To make the sympathetic tear arise | 1778.01.27 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To night the muse attempts to show | 1770.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow creatures | 1774.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To strike the magic touch the attentive ear | 1773.11.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To strike with magic touch, th'attentive ear | 1768.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To teach the soul to pity the distress'd | 1757.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To thee, sweet harmonist, in grateful lays | 1754.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To this new world, from fam'd Britannia's shore | 1759.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To this new world, from fam'd Britannia's shore | 1760.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To wake the soul by tender strokes of art | 1760.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To wake the soul by tender strokes of art | 1760.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To wake the soul by tender strokes of art | 1737.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To you, most learned youngsters of the law | 1752.12.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] To-morrow didst thou say? | 1760.05.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Tonight a Douglass your protection claims | 1772.09.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Various dangers of the ocean o'er, The | 1772.09.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Various dangers of the ocean o'er, The | 1776.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Veteran see, whose last act on the stage, A | 1776.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Veteran see[ ], whose last act on the stage | 1782.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Wars, bloody wars and hostile Britain's rage | 1782.01.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Wars, bloody wars, and hostile Britain's rage | 1760.03.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Well! --since the dreadful bus'ness is all over | 1779.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Well--somebody must foremost shew his face | 1752.12.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Well--yesterday is pass'd and cannot be | 1771.09.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Well, now 'tis over-- the ice fairly broken | 1743.09.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Well Sirs, what think ye now of Cato's fate? | 1756.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Wer mir mein'n Beutel stiehlt, stiehlt eine | 1774.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] What! in this piping time of peace | 1757.02.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When Britain, first, at Heaven's command | 1757.02.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When Britain, first, at Heaven's command | 1735.02.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When first Columbus touch'd this distant shore | 1772.08.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When Jove from chaos call'd this wonderous ball | 1772.08.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When Jove from chaos call'd this wonderous ball | 1773.07.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When stern oppression rear'd her baleful head | 1780.09.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When 'tis night and the mid-watch is come | 1778.03.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When winter seized proud Bellona's charms | 1778.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When winter seizes proud Bellona's charms | 1774.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] When you censure the age | 1776.02.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Where are you fled, ye worthless, venal throng | 1776.02.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Where are you fled, ye worthless, veral throng | 1776.04.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Where are you fled ye worthless venal throng | 1775.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Whilst happy in my native land | 1782.03.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Who but has read that celebrated fable | 1778.12.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Why am not I that fragrant flow'r | 1768.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Why, let the stricken deer go weep | 1768.02.04 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] With doubt, joy, apprehension, almost dumb | 1768.02.04 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] With doubts--joy--apprehension--almost numb | 1773.08.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] With melting breast the wretche's pang to feel | 1773.08.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] With melting breast the wretch's pang to feel | 1773.08.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] With melting breast the wretch's pang to feel | 1773.08.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] With melting breast the wretch's pang to feel | 1770.03.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] With scorn I view that insect race | 1772.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ye belles and ye bloods, who the Panetheon flockwell | 1783.05.20 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ye brave asserters of your country's cause | 1777.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ye critics, who wait for an end of the scene | 1779.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ye fair married dames, who so often deplore | 1760.05.15 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] Ye gen'rous fair, ere finally we part | 1778.04.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] You see mankind the same in ever age! | 1778.03.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] You see mankind the same in every age | 1778.04.16 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, theatrical [beg] You see Mankind the same in every age! | 1769.11.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A Apple pie | 1778.10.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A is for one Arnold - who our heroes outshine | 1778.11.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A Is one Arnold who our heroes outshine | 1778.09.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A is one Arnold--who our heroes outshine | 1778.11.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A is one Arnold--who our heroes outshine | 1779.02.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A is one Arnold--who our heroes outshine | 1775.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A stands for Americans -- who scorn to be slaves | 1734.04.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A, stands for Andrew, the saint so renown'd | 1769.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A stands for asses and administration | 1769.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A stands for asses and administration | 1769.11.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A stands for asses and administration | 1769.11.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A stands for asses and adminstration | 1764.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A stands for attainder, axe, and asunder | 1734.04.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A stands for A--w, the saint | 1769.11.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] A was an Admiral, learning to fight | 1771.08.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Abbot rich (whose taste was good, An | 1740.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Accept, brave Vernon, in these honest lays | 1781.09.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Accept, great chief, that share of honest praise | 1781.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Accept, great chief, that share of honest praise | 1781.10.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Accept, great chief, that share of honest praise | 1750.02.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Accept, great prince, in these degenerate days | 1750.03.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Accept, great prince, in these degenerate days | 1736.12.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Accomplish'd Gurney charms my ravish'd ear | 1774.11.10 | Lisbon | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Adieu, adieu, to Sans Soucie [clipping of 13 Mar 1789] | 1783.07.10 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Adieu Galusha! Cruel fate employs | 1741.03.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Adieu! Thou saint of God, adieu! | 1783.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ad--m on Sunday noon was mounted! | 1752.05.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Admitting that you have been arch | 1776.02.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] After a number of flouncings and winces | 1777.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Again imperial winter's sway | 1777.10.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Again, my social friends, we meet | 1777.10.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Again, my social friends, we meet | 1779.10.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Again thy sovereign tyranny's display'd | 1745.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Again to Caesar's natal day | 1745.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Again to Caesar's natal day | 1745.02.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Again to Caesar's natal day | 1779.01.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Against your will, to be detractions tool | 1775.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah, fated plant of India's shore! | 1770.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah liberty! How loved, how valued once | 1742.12.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah, modest M--d, vain are all | 1765.10.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! my dear country, curst in peace | 1765.10.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! My dear country, curst in peace | 1765.10.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! my dear country, curst in peace | 1765.10.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! my dear country, curst in peace | 1778.09.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! Slavery, how lov'd, how valued | 1778.09.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! Slavery, how lov'd, how valued | 1778.09.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! Slavery, how lov'd, how valued | 1768.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! what is life, but a contracted span? | 1776.01.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! yet shall we wish horror hear | 1776.01.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ah! yet shall we with horror hear | 1735.01.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Aid me Phaebus, aid me ye sacred nine | 1780.05.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Aid me, ye nine, my muse assist | 1782.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas! alas! how is our empire gone! | 1783.08.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas! brother Tories, now what shall we do? | 1783.09.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas! brother tories, now what shall we do | 1764.04.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas! How I am chang'd! Revolving suns | 1775.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas, Lord North, deplorable's thy case! | 1775.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas Lord North, deplorable's thy case | 1769.09.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas, poor Clark? How hard his case | 1782.03.30 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas! poor youth! your character, I'm sure | 1775.03.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Alas! (said Cynthia, as she pour'd the tea) | 1781.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail Astrea! from the realms above | 1781.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail Astrea! from the realms above! | 1759.08.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail Britannia! ever happy isle | 1781.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail! Britannia hail! | 1776.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail G-im--ne, G-rm--ne, all hail! | 1776.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail G--rm--ne, G--rm--ne all hail! | 1776.11.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail G-rm--ne, G-rm--ne, all hail! | 1731.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail, my sons, who can so justly trace | 1781.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail! superior sex, exalted fair | 1756.04.03 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All hail, ye great preservers of our land! | 1769.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] All things beneath the circle of the sun | 1759.11.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Aloft in air, the bright Astraea sat | 1760.07.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Aloft in air, the bright Astraea sat | 1760.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Aloft in air, the great Astrea sat | 1778.10.26 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Along these shores, amid these flowery vales | 1769.01.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Altho' the metaphor be worn and stale | 1767.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Altho' your mind's employ'd with cares of state | 1770.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amaz'd! Astonished! What New-Yorkers flee! | 1773.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amaz'd, astonish'd and dismay'd! | 1773.06.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amaz'd, astonish'd, and dismay'd! | 1738.12.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amaz'd on shore the trembling owners stood | 1739.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amaz'd on shore the trembling owners stood | 1742.07.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amazing man! of such stupendous size | 1773.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America [ ] to Freedom cry! | 1776.02.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America lift up thy head | 1776.08.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America no longer bears the cause | 1766.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America, see thy free born sons advance | 1766.02.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America, see thy free born sons advance | 1774.08.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America! thou fractious nation | 1774.09.07 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America! Thou fractious nation | 1774.09.23 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America! thou fractious nation | 1774.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] America! thou fractious nation | 1777.12.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] American swarming by thousands on shore | 1773.01.25 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Americans attend to freedom's cry! | 1776.05.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Americans! awake, awake! | 1776.05.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Americans! awake, awake! | 1775.06.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Americans, be men; espouse the glorious cause | 1775.08.02 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Americans be men, espouse the glorious cause | 1775.09.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Americans beware! lest ministerial pow'r | 1777.01.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Americans swarming by thousands on shore | 1759.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amherst, while crouds attend you on your way | 1759.01.01 | Long Island | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amherst, while crouds attend you on your way | 1765.10.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amid this loud clamour | 1782.02.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amidst Belona's dire alarms | 1782.04.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Amidst Belona's dire alarms | 1746.03.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Among the Pagans there wer little odds | 1783.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And first he informs, in his representation | 1774.08.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And for the future send your paper | 1772.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And great may be our gain, if this be great | 1771.10.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And great will be our gain, if this be great | 1776.12.02 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And in embraces [ ]able and foul | 1735.06.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And is old Merrymak come to an End? | 1765.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And Jemmy is a silly dog, and Jemmy is a tool | 1766.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And Jemmy wrote of Government, and Jemmy made a bounce | 1778.02.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And let them rail, pray what care I? | 1737.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And lives there one, by canker'd malice led | 1776.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And must I die? -but why complain | 1764.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And must thou go? Farewell thou sacred guide | 1772.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And must Trelawney die? | 1774.11.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And now that pow'r, whose pointed wrath so late | 1775.08.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And now to tell the things that past | 1777.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And now ye sisters of the sacred well | 1782.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And shall we pause in freedom's cause | 1780.02.02 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And shall we tamely yield ourselves to bondage | 1774.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And shout Huzza! Huzza! Huzza! [chorus] | 1775.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And so, my good master, I find 'tis no joke | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And so, you've been counting the muses, my boys | 1783.02.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And sure, if aught below the seats divine | 1774.12.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And think'st thou, North, the sons of such a race | 1776.08.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And thou fair peace, from the wild floods of war | 1782.05.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And when retir'd to that mysterious shore | 1782.06.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And when retired to that mysterious shore | 1774.05.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And when the day shall come (the fate of all) | 1774.09.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And whether then is British freedom fled | 1774.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] And whither then is British freedom fled | 1744.12.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Another Drake, has seen the distant shore | 1779.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Antiquity exults no more | 1771.09.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arbaces first great Patriot! We revere | 1767.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Are Jesuits, like chaff before the wind | 1768.10.13 | Petersburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Are the hours then idle that with me you spend? | 1781.01.27 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Are there not, in this freeborn land | 1782.08.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Are ye for peace, 'tis known ye are | 1782.04.24 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arebus I'll give you, so pray hold your chat | 1750.08.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Argo, the ship renown'd of ancient | 1762.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arise, Britannia, from the dust arise | 1774.03.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arise, my friend, let's bid a long adieu | 1767.09.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arise, O king, thy heav'n born soul display | 1746.03.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arm, Britons, arm, your country now demands | 1771.05.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arm'd for the fight, each warriour take his post | 1775.07.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arm'd like a goddess, brave Achilles stood | 1775.08.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arm'd like a goddess brave Achilles stood | 1780.01.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arms and the man I sing, who from the state | 1780.10.09 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arnold, thy name, as heretofore | 1780.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arnold thy name, as heretofore | 1780.10.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arnold, thy name, as heretofore | 1780.10.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arnold, thy name, as heretofore | 1780.10.25 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arnold, thy name, as heretofore | 1780.10.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arnold thy Name, as heretofore | 1780.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arnold, thy name, as heretofore | 1782.12.10 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arose of late in Hampshire county | 1741.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Arra joy! My montly Macasheen shall contain sheets | 1766.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Art thou persuaded, for a moment cool | 1782.10.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As bending o'er the azure tide | 1737.06.11 | North Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As blustering winds disturb the calmest sea | 1772.01.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Britannia set a wailing | 1772.12.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Britannia set a wailing | 1771.12.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As by the templars holds you go | 1754.02.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As by the Templer's holds you go | 1758.06.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Charles and Soubise were engag'd in debate | 1758.06.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Charles and Soubize were engag'd in debate | 1747.12.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Colemans stood on brink of death | 1769.09.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Druid bards, in times of old | 1774.01.10 | Nova Scotia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Englishmen, I would you greet | 1763.05.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Fame of late in merry mood | 1780.10.04 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As for his religion he could mix | 1741.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As great Vernon lay all pensive | 1741.06.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As great Vernon lay all pensive | 1780.06.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As his worm eaten volumes old time tumbled o'er | 1746.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As his worm-eaten volumes old time tumbled o'er | 1769.09.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As I find, my good Lord, by the city petition | 1778.04.22 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As I travell'd o'er the plain | 1767.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Ireland (tho' poor) is a kingdom to me | 1767.09.12 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Ireland (tho' poor) is a kingdom to me | 1777.11.02 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jack, the King's Commander | 1777.11.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jack, the King's Commander | 1777.12.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jack the King's commander | 1777.12.11 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jack the King's Commander | 1778.01.07 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jack, the King's Commander | 1778.01.17 | York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jack, the King's Commander | 1778.01.20 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jack the King's Commander | 1782.04.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Jove the Olympian (who, both I and you know | 1778.06.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I travel'd o'er the plain | 1778.06.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I travell'd o'er the plain | 1778.06.09 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I travell'd o'er the plain | 1778.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I travell'd o'er the plain | 1781.12.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I travell'd o'er the plain | 1783.12.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I travell'd o'er the plain | 1778.05.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I travelled o'er the plain | 1778.05.09 | York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As late I wandered on the plain | 1760.03.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Lewis sat in regal state | 1750.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As many people now-a-days | 1777.02.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Mars, great God of battle! lay | 1777.01.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Mars, great God of battles! lay | 1777.02.11 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Mars, great God of battles! lay | 1777.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As mushrooms in a night are grown | 1778.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As mushrooms in a night are grown | 1774.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.02.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1774.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near beauteous Boston lying | 1776.04.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As near Boston township lying | 1740.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As, near Porto Bello lying | 1740.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As, near Porto Bello lying | 1740.10.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As, near Porto Bello lying | 1775.05.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As North one day sat at a loss | 1775.05.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As North one day sat at a loss | 1774.01.19 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As on my bed I wakeful lay a while | 1728.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As once the shame of Gath with impious boast | 1755.09.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As P.M. wou'd be thought expert | 1771.08.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Polly Gray, the other night | 1735.05.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Providence to Glorious William gave | 1765.01.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As providence to glorious William gave | 1748.07.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Quacks your pence and praises to allure | 1748.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As quacks your pence and praises to allure | 1776.10.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As round the globe I took my way | 1753.12.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Slouch was cap'ring round the mead | 1775.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As soldiers now, we do surmise | 1742.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As soon as the bless'd Sabbath dawns | 1782.12.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Spain's proud monarch sat in state | 1745.08.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As th' Eagle soaring in the lofty skies | 1745.09.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As th' eagle soaring in the lofty skies | 1769.07.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As the money hath been granted | 1778.05.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As the other night I lay compos'd in sleep | 1778.06.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As the other night I lay compos'd in sleep | 1782.01.19 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As the papers inform us, a person of note | 1758.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As veni, vidi, vici, were the words | 1749.01.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As we appear unto beholders | 1752.11.13 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As well may Ethiopian slaves | 1761.01.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As Wolfe all glorious lately stood | 1783.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Asham'd of my conduct, I sneak'd into town | 1783.02.19 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Asham'd of my conduct, I sneak'd into town | 1783.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Asham'd of my conduct, I sneak'd into town | 1783.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Asham'd of my conduct, I sneaked into town | 1723.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Aspiring men (swell'd with ambition rose | 1781.06.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ass, the Yahoo and Houyhnhnm, The | 1783.05.29 | Charlestown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Assembly call'd the first of May | 1769.06.12 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Assembly in devoutest strain | 1772.03.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] As---when the monarch of some mighty state | 1775.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At a well noted tavern, where dwells the Duck's husband | 1704.05.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At Anna's call the Austrian eagle flies | 1729.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At Delaware's broad stream, the view begin | 1781.11.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At Eutaw Springs the valiant died | 1780.12.02 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At freedom's call see Arnold take the field | 1770.04.20 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length, gay Polly, you have paid | 1745.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length she comes, the Goddess fair | 1745.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length she comes, the goddess fair | 1745.11.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length she comes, the Goddess fair | 1775.08.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the action in commenc'd | 1775.07.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the action is commenc'd | 1775.08.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the action is commenc'd | 1776.04.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the fatal die is cast | 1772.03.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the fleeting year is o'er | 1748.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the foe (what friends essay'd in vain) | 1749.02.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the melancholy morn appears | 1749.02.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the melancholy morn appears | 1749.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length the rude alarms of war are o'er | 1783.05.16 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length War's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.05.31 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.06.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.06.09 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.07.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.07.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.07.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length war's sanquine scenes are o're | 1734.06.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length we see the day | 1734.06.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length we see the day aspicious shine | 1776.06.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length, with generous indignation fir'd | 1776.07.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length, with generous indignation fir'd | 1776.07.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length, with generous indignation fir'd | 1776.07.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length---with generous indignation fir'd | 1776.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length---with generous indignation fir'd | 1776.06.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length---with generous indignation fir'd | 1776.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length---with generous indignation fir'd | 1776.07.11 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At length---with generous indignation fir'd | 1772.06.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At Nybourg we arrive by night | 1748.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At once L- Ad-l and Plen-- | 1783.02.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At that time arose a certain King Sears | 1769.07.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At the great London tavern in Bishopsgate street | 1746.11.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At this sad scene which blood must quickly stain | 1783.01.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At this time arose a certain King Sears | 1783.02.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At this time arose a certain king Sears | 1783.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At this time arose a certain King Sears | 1783.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] At this time arose a certain King Sears | 1759.07.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Athens, Demosthenes could boast | 1759.08.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Athens, Demosthenes could boast | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend, Britannia's injur'd states shall independent | 1778.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend, Britannia's sons, attend to Heaven's decree | 1775.05.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend--- these lines my loyal wish declare | 1748.07.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend to my song which I shall sing | 1779.02.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend while he sings | 1774.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend, ye sons of freedom, to the call | 1774.07.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend, ye Sons of Freedom, to the call | 1774.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend your country's call, ye lovely fair | 1774.10.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend your country's call, ye lovely fair | 1774.12.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attend your country's call, ye lovely fair | 1734.08.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Attwood, while those, whose yearly thousands bring | 1769.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Augment the army. Pay for swords and guns | 1741.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Auspicious chiefs, your great designs pursue | 1776.08.15 | Cow Neck | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Auspicious hour! Again the fav'ring muse | 1775.01.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Author can have not pretense, The | 1767.09.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Author's name, is sure a bribe, The | 1769.08.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Avaunt! vile slavery's execrable tools | 1768.10.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Avert it heaven! you love the brave | 1768.10.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Avert it heaven! you love the brave | 1768.10.11 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Avert it heaven! you love the brave | 1768.10.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Avert it heaven! you love the brave | 1741.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awake! awake, my slumb'ring muse | 1771.02.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awake Britannia's guardian power | 1781.04.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awake, my country, rise! nor be o'erpower'd | 1778.11.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awake my muse, from social scenes arise | 1762.03.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awake my muse; sing Rodney's growing fame | 1755.12.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awake the Harp, the Cymbal raise | 1751.06.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awful heroe, Marlborough rise! | 1746.02.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awhile, fond Damen ! prithee tarry | 1766.04.03 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1766.04.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1766.04.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1777.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Awhile fond Damon pr'ythee tarry | 1775.05.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] B--! M--! and N--! need I point out the men | 1750.05.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] B---- M--ster, goodlack! The | 1750.01.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ba, Ba | 1750.03.05 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ba, Ba | 1737.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Baboons and apes ridiculous we find | 1773.02.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Barbarian ravage hung the pagan car | 1769.02.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bard, who now to sense, now nonsense leaning | 1772.01.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Basest murderers, full of guilt and crimes, The | 1756.07.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be all thy labours, all thy cares pursu'd | 1769.07.31 | Coventry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be merry, John Bell, be merry | 1769.08.11 | Coventry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be merry, John Bell, be merry | 1769.08.12 | Coventry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be merry, John Bell, be merry | 1764.10.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be quick ye m-----l band | 1769.03.01 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be taxt, or not be taxt, that is the question | 1769.03.16 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be taxt, or not be taxt, that is the question | 1770.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be taxt, or not be taxt, that is the question | 1723.12.24 | Whitehaven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be this auspicious day renown'd in story | 1782.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Be wicked as you will, do all that's base | 1739.11.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bear on proud billows! Boreas blow | 1779.01.30 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bearded goat in merry mood, A | 1732.04.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Begin, just Satyr, lash those who pretend | 1774.10.27 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Begon pernicious baneful tea | 1774.09.21 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Begone pernicious baneful tea | 1765.09.13 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold a giant vile and base | 1765.09.23 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold a giant vile and base | 1783.05.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold, array'd in light | 1783.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold, array'd in light | 1751.01.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold how Papal W----ht with lordly pride | 1736.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold how Papal Wright with lordly pride | 1758.05.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold! in spite of wind and weather | 1765.11.11 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold me hanging on this cursed tree | 1765.11.18 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold me hanging on this cursed tree | 1765.11.21 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold me hanging on this cursed tree | 1765.11.25 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold me hanging on this cursed tree | 1765.11.28 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold me hanging on this cursed tree | 1752.05.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold, most gracious princes! at your feet | 1752.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold, most gracious princes! at your feet | 1752.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold, most gracious princes! at your feet | 1778.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold, O land, of boasted liberty | 1732.12.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold, O stranger new from foreign lands | 1778.01.21 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold! Oppression with her royal band | 1778.02.10 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold! Oppression with her royal hand | 1738.03.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold our sovereign lord compleatly blest | 1778.07.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold! the Cerberus the Atlantic plough | 1775.03.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the far fam'd bark; that wafted o'er | 1773.08.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the heav'ns in louring sables drest | 1773.09.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the heav'ns in louring sables drest | 1777.02.18 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man who had it in his pow'r | 1777.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man! who had it in his pow'r | 1777.03.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man who had it in his pow'r | 1777.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man! who had it in his pow'r | 1763.08.22 | Devon | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man who made the yoke | 1763.08.22 | Devon | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man who made the yoke | 1763.08.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man who made the yoke | 1763.09.02 | Honiton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man who made the yoke | 1778.02.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the man with daring genius rise | 1772.03.07 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the square-caps crowd on ev'ry side | 1775.01.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the swift revolving month disclose | 1777.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the valiant and the great | 1753.03.15 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold the wond'rous power of art! | 1779.03.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold this badge the female [ ]est | 1774.09.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold! what martial bands are those | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Behold with what ardor to action the press | 1777.04.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Believe me, good people, for your safety and ease | 1745.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Belleisle, the artist of high season'd food | 1768.11.10 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Below this turf a being lies | 1760.07.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath a ribband and unsully'd star | 1760.08.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath a ribband and unsully'd star | 1760.06.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath a ribbon and unsully'd star | 1774.07.26 | Great Barrngtn | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath fair freedom's banner, waving high | 1778.10.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath the lofty pine, that shades the plain | 1771.08.29 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath this gallows three traducers lie | 1771.09.09 | North Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath this gallows three traducers lie | 1771.09.10 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath this gallows three traducers lie | 1770.02.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath this marble stone, now rotting lies | 1778.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath this stone lies boasting John | 1765.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath what baleful planet, in what hour | 1765.07.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beneath what baneful plannet, in what hour | 1769.03.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beware (sly proverb saith) to bring | 1769.03.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Beware (sly proverb saith) to bring | 1775.09.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Big with the fate of Empire and her laws | 1776.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birds, upon a time, not nam'd, The | 1776.08.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birds, upon a time not nam'd, The | 1765.11.11 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birthright of Britons in freedom, The | 1765.11.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birthright of Britons is freedom | 1765.11.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birthright of Britons is freedom, The | 1765.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birthright of Britons is freedom, The | 1765.11.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birthright of Britons is freedom, The | 1765.12.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Birth-right of Britons is freedom, The | 1766.05.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Black as when northern tempests frown | 1773.01.12 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blackest pitch would be less black than I, the | 1771.06.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bleed, bleed poor country | 1779.09.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blest be the man, cried Sancho wise and deep | 1762.11.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blest be the man! his memory at | 1783.04.01 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blest notes of Peace! With joy your sound I hear | 1783.04.16 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blest notes of peace! with joy your sound I hear | 1783.04.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blest notes of peace! with joy your sound I hear | 1742.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blest peace! scarce known to pomp | 1769.08.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bloody faction once, we own, A | 1776.11.13 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blue-faced boys, with eager haste, The | 1774.04.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blush! Albion, blush! at the unmanly rage | 1774.05.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blush! Albion, blush! at the unmanly rage | 1777.03.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blush, Britains, blush! at thine inglorious war | 1777.03.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blush, Britain's, blush! at thine inglorious war | 1783.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Blush not, dear Andrews, nor disclaim | 1766.04.14 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Boast not, fair Goddess, paitriot zeal | 1772.03.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Boast not your state, slaves of despotick sway | 1737.12.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bohea is the favourite thro' the whole town | 1779.04.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bold Parker's, Clinton's tardy coup de main | 1765.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bondage is ign'rance, and he that sees | 1765.09.13 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bondage is ign'rance, and he that sees | 1780.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Born for a curse to virtue and mankind! | 1773.08.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Born for millions are the Kings | 1760.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Born to assuage the furious, rapid tide | 1770.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Borne by Aeolus o'er the Atlantic waves | 1762.05.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Boscawen is gone | 1762.06.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Boscawen is gone | 1759.08.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Boscaw'n, that great suspicious name | 1768.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Boston a metropolis!--mere pretence! | 1775.03.22 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Boston, the first day of October | 1762.05.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bosweawen is gone | 1765.09.20 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Both heaven and earth are foes | 1783.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bow-string round her neck, with dying eyes, The | 1757.02.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Braddock was sent to win a fort | 1768.03.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave bonny Scot, A | 1770.02.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave patriot speak! nor let thy spirits fail | 1770.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave patriot speak! not let thy spirits fail | 1758.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave Prussian Prince, thou goest to war in earnest | 1775.10.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men! that lately shew'd | 1775.10.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men! that lately shewed | 1775.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men! that lately shewed | 1747.07.02 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men! who boldly shew'd | 1747.07.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men! who boldly shew'd | 1774.12.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men, who boldly shew'd | 1774.12.14 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men, who boldly shew'd | 1774.12.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave race of men, who boldly shew'd | 1774.12.07 | New Hampshire | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brave sons of peace, who live at ease | 1781.07.24 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bravely to aim at something to make known | 1777.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brawny lump that scarce knows good from ill, A | 1750.06.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Breetons! my fripp'ry countryemans are come | 1756.01.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bridges! whene'er thy little world we view | 1756.05.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bridges! whene'er thy little world we view | 1774.03.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bright Phoebus drove, his rapid carr, amain | 1781.11.28 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bring now ye muses from th' Aonian grove | 1781.11.10 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Bring now ye muses from th'Aonian grove | 1762.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain, by conq'ring Gallia scorn'd | 1762.01.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain, by conqu'ring Gallia scorn'd | 1762.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain, by conqu'ring Gallia scorn'd | 1762.03.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain, by conqu'ring Gallia scorn'd | 1739.09.28 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain once more herself appears | 1754.01.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain, rejoice! victorious Clive returns! | 1778.11.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain's genius! view, well pleased | 1774.09.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britain's sons line the coast of Atlantic all oe'r | 1761.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1761.11.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1761.12.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1780.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia hail! in war and peace renown'd | 1777.01.14 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia-sinks beneath her crime | 1777.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia--sinks beneath her crimes | 1772.03.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia! sound the trump of war | 1745.07.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia strove a Carthagena to gain | 1745.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia strove a Carthagena to gain | 1745.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia strove a Carthagena to gain | 1778.11.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia was sick, for a doctor they sent | 1778.12.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia was sick, for a doctor they sent | 1778.12.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia was sick, for a doctor they sent | 1746.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia's gen'rous son beholds with scorn | 1758.11.27 | Cornwall | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia's sons rejoice | 1758.12.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia's sons rejoice | 1758.12.14 | Penryn | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia's sons rejoice | 1758.12.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britannia's sons rejoice | 1741.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] British sun triumphs o'er Britain's foes, The | 1767.11.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, behold! with horror view the day | 1769.06.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons beware! lest Ministerial pow'r | 1775.02.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1775.03.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1775.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1775.04.14 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1759.04.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, once so fam'd in story | 1758.10.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons rejoice at heaven's indulgent smile | 1758.10.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons rejoice at heaven's indulgent smile | 1758.09.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons rejoice at heav'n's indulgent smile | 1759.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, rouse to deeds of death! | 1759.03.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons, rouse to the deeds of death! | 1752.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! Shall France a fleet to India send? | 1752.03.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons: Shall France a fleet to India send? | 1752.03.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! Shall France a fleet to India send? | 1752.03.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! Shall France a fleet to India send? | 1752.04.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! Shall France a fleet to India send? | 1753.06.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons strike home | 1750.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! the herring fishery calls: arise ! | 1750.06.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! the herring fishery calls:----arise! | 1750.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! the herring fishery calls:--arise! | 1750.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! the herring-fishery calls: arise | 1742.02.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons! with awe this son of freedom view | 1759.11.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons with courage advance | 1759.12.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons with courage advance | 1760.01.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Britons with courage advance | 1750.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brittons! the herring-fish'ry calls: --arise! | 1769.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brocado's and damasks, and tabbies, and gauses | 1775.07.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brother soldiers, all fight on | 1775.09.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brothers what say ye? let's a commission take | 1779.04.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Brutes find out where their talents lie | 1728.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Burnet, to thee the darling muse would sing | 1771.11.05 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Burning the Dock-Yard discover'd at last! The | 1775.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Burnt be the piece, forgot the author's name | 1780.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood, and eager to destroy | 1780.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood and eager to destroy | 1780.08.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood, and eager to destroy | 1780.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood, and eager to destroy | 1780.08.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood, and eager to destroy | 1780.08.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood, and eager to destroy | 1780.08.23 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood, and eager to destroy | 1780.09.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Busy in blood, and eager to destroy | 1723.04.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But human Frailty nicely to unfold | 1775.02.21 | Gloucester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But (if I fail not in my augury | 1774.05.19 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But should corruption, with despotic rage | 1774.06.09 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But should corruption, with despotick rage | 1756.09.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But soldier differ; some will shed their blood | 1756.11.04 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But soldier differ; some will shed their blood | 1756.11.25 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But soldiers differ; some will shed their blood | 1756.12.04 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But soldiers differ' some will shed their blood | 1723.03.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But still the more you strive t' appear | 1770.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But thou, oh Patriot brave, give ear | 1776.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But through bare merit might in Rome appear | 1765.10.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But what avail her unexhausted stores | 1740.04.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But what avails their unexhausted stores | 1753.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] But write him down a slave, who humbly proud | 1769.12.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By a blue ribband's going, we may guess | 1775.02.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By art and surprise, my Lord swears he'll succeed | 1775.02.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By art and surprize, my Lord swears he'll succeed | 1775.02.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By art and surprize, my Lord swears he'll succeed | 1775.02.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By art and surprize, my Lord swears he'll succeed | 1779.08.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By Collier George, Sir Commodore | 1748.05.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By ev'ry bird and beast of prey | 1741.01.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By frequent insults from the Iberian coast | 1767.10.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By heaven, I had rather coin my heart | 1777.08.26 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By John Burgoyne, and Burgoyne John, Esq | 1777.09.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By John Burgoyne, and Burgoyne John, Esquire | 1777.09.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By John Burgoyne, and Burgoyne John, Esquire | 1777.09.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By John Burgoyne, and Burgoyne John, Esquire | 1778.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By John Burgoyne, of noble line | 1775.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By my faith but I think ye're all makers of bulls | 1775.07.10 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By my faith but I think ye're all makers of bulls | 1775.07.12 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By my faith but I think ye're all makers of bulls | 1775.06.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By my faith, but I think you're all makers of bull | 1775.07.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By my faith but I think you're all makers of bulls | 1775.12.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By my faith, but I think you're all makers of bulls | 1775.12.08 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By my faith, but I think you're all makers of Bulls | 1757.04.18 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By our brave ancestors two Henries fell | 1757.04.21 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By our brave ancestors two Henries fell | 1757.04.28 | France | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By our brave ancestors two Henries fell | 1782.01.19 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By our leave, gossip John | 1768.11.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By pleasing gales your goodness, great Botetourt | 1781.07.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By sacred influence hurl'd | 1778.10.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By Scottish craft, and deep-laid Junto plot | 1744.02.06 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By six o'clock on Monday next | 1777.05.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By the Red Sea the Hebrew host detain'd | 1777.07.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By the Red Sea the Hebrew host detain'd | 1777.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By the Red Sea the Hebrew host detain'd | 1779.08.24 | New Hampshire | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By the right valiant famous Tryon | 1775.08.07 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By Thomas Gage, whom British Frenzy | 1750.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By various means we lose the vital breath | 1775.12.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By William Howe, whose high command | 1776.01.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By William Howe, whose high command | 1781.12.26 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By you leave, gossip John | 1747.09.28 | At sea | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By your honour's command | 1728.12.31 | At sea | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By your honours command, an example I stand | 1782.02.16 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] By your leave, gossip John | 1778.05.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Caesar of old, was not content to fight | 1747.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cain, the first murd'rer | 1746.04.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cain, the first murd'rer, when from Eden driven | 1746.05.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cain, the first murd'rer, when from Eden driven | 1783.09.03 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Calabria's towns are swallowed up | 1755.01.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can Britannia set | 1769.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can it be true | 1769.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can it be true | 1769.11.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can it be true | 1722.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can weave fine Cobwebs fit for scull | 1780.08.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, Britons, unconquer'd behold | 1780.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcern'd behold | 1780.08.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcern'd, behold | 1780.08.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcern'd behold | 1780.09.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcern'd, behold | 1780.08.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcerned, behold | 1780.08.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcerned behold | 1780.08.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcerned, behold | 1780.08.23 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can ye, O Britons, unconcerned, behold | 1744.02.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Can you supposed ill language will prevail? | 1776.12.10 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cans't thou, by searching, the Almighty find? | 1773.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson'd scene | 1773.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson'd scene | 1773.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson'd scene | 1773.03.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson scene | 1773.03.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson'd scape | 1773.03.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, Spectator, view this crimson'd scene | 1773.03.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, Spectator, view this crimson'd scene | 1773.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson'd scene | 1773.04.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson'd scene | 1773.04.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Canst thou, spectator, view this crimson scene | 1774.09.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cans't thou, spectators, view this wicked scene | 1774.06.15 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Captain! a soldier! odds bobs on my life, A | 1741.08.17 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Captain Whole-Bones is come in | 1741.07.23 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Captain Whole-Bones is now come in | 1775.05.13 | Europe | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cardinal one day returning from court | 1772.04.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Carltona lik'd th' ambitious, haughty plan | 1780.09.28 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Casting my eyes on Worc'ster paper | 1768.09.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cat breeds a kitten, the serpent a snake, The | 1766.05.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cause he fights for animates him high, The | 1771.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ce Canadian sans merite | 1771.09.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cease calumny, ye heirs of envy fly | 1770.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cease courtiers longer to complain | 1783.10.30 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cease now my wrath, and now my fury cease | 1776.03.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Celestial choir! enthron'd in realms of light | 1772.08.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Certain man, whose name was Simper idem, A | 1780.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Chactaws, Chickasaws, and Catawbas | 1744.01.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Charles, tho' so lately Caesar | 1743.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Charles, tho' so lately Caesar made | 1743.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Charles, tho' so lately Caesar made | 1755.06.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Charles-Town and all her passing bells can tell | 1769.12.07 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Chear up, Brother Cits, for no longer disgrace | 1759.10.01 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Chearful, fearless, and at ease | 1759.10.19 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Chearful, fearless, and at ease | 1774.12.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Check the vast torrent of commercial gain | 1775.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Chiefs embark, and clouds involve the skies, The | 1763.04.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Choice came on. Fame's hoarsest, The | 1763.04.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Choice came on, fame told the success, The | 1762.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Citizen, of worth and merit, A | 1769.12.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Clamorous horn calls the rebels abroad, The | 1769.11.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Clamourous horn calls the rebels abroad, The | 1743.10.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Clayton's exploits appear divinely | 1782.02.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cloacina! hear their prayer | 1762.11.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny flood | 1778.10.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Closing scenes of tyrant's fruitless rage, The | 1782.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cloud is burst, behold a clearer sky, The | 1777.03.28 | Port Royal | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cold winter's past, the icicles no more | 1779.01.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Colonel Puppy sends greeting to General Nimrod | 1780.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Columbia! Columbia! to glory arise | 1780.11.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Columbia! Columbia to glory arise | 1783.07.17 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Columbia, Columbia, to glory arise | 1753.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, Abram's sons; from ev'ry quarter come | 1781.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come all Continentals, who Washington love | 1746.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come all loyal Britons, and lend me an ear | 1760.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come all ye brave Britons, let no one complain | 1774.10.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come all ye freemen who love King and land | 1777.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come all ye good people attend | 1776.08.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come all you brave soldiers, both valiant and free | 1776.09.16 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come all you brave soldiers, both valiant and free | 1778.09.24 | White Plains | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come and listen my lads to sweet Liberty's lay | 1778.10.12 | White Plains | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come and listen my lads to sweet Liberty's lay | 1778.10.15 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come and listen my lads to sweet Liberty's lay | 1778.12.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come and listen my lads to sweet Liberty's lay | 1779.06.10 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come and listen my lads to sweet liberty's lay | 1748.12.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, blessed bird of paradise | 1739.02.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come Brother Joe, my sturdy lad | 1770.02.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come chear up, my lads, to our country be firm | 1775.07.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come chear up, my lads, to our country be firm | 1770.06.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come cheer up, my lads, and your liberty shield | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come cheer up, my lads, let us haste to the main | 1769.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come cheer up, my lads, like a true British band | 1774.08.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, come, my brave boys, from my song you shall | 1774.09.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, come, my brave boys, from my song you shall hear | 1774.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, come, my brave boys, from my song you shall | 1774.10.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, come, my brave boys, from my song you shall hear | 1774.12.28 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come come, my friends, let's drink about | 1759.02.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, come my lads, away to France | 1774.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, each death-doing dog who dare venture his neck | 1768.10.27 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, friendly pen, to thy companion's aid | 1782.04.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come gentlemen Tories, firm, loyal and true | 1756.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come hither brave boys, be jolly, and sing | 1756.11.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come hither brave boys, be jolly and sing | 1776.02.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come hither, brother tradesmen | 1775.06.14 | Chester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand all ye true loyal souls | 1775.06.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand all ye true loyal souls | 1775.06.22 | Burlington Cty | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand all ye true, loyal souls | 1768.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand brave Americans all | 1768.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.22 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.07.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1768.09.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand brave American all | 1768.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand brave American all | 1768.09.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1774.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1776.01.23 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hand in hand, brave Americans all | 1775.05.27 | Chester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join hands in hand all ye true, loyal souls | 1781.10.04 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come join, my brave lads, come all from afar | 1768.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come jolly sons of liberty | 1768.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, jolly sons of liberty | 1768.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty, Come all with hearts united | 1768.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty, Come all with hearts united | 1768.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty, Come all with hearts united | 1768.08.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty, Come all with hearts united | 1768.08.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come jolly Sons of Liberty, Come all with hearts united | 1777.11.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come let us all pray for protection | 1774.10.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come let us join in the glorious train | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come let us rejoice | 1782.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come let us turn round and rebelliously sing | 1760.05.29 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen a while, and I'll tickle your ears | 1760.07.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen a while and I'll tickle your ears | 1775.06.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.06.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen, my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.06.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.06.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.06.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.06.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.07.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen, my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.07.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1775.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come listen my cocks, to a brother and friend | 1737.02.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come lovely Virgin, fair ey'd peace | 1782.09.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, meek-ey'd maid, long banish'd hence | 1775.03.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, muses nine, come string my lyre | 1783.07.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, my boys, in jovial strain | 1777.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, my boys, let us sing | 1741.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come my hearts with souls befitting | 1771.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, my lads, ye sowls of thunder | 1769.01.30 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come my reverend fathers now | 1746.06.19 | Alwick | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come on, great prince, o welcome to this place | 1771.02.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come on, jolly lads, 'tis your country that calls | 1771.02.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come on, jolly lads, 'tis your country that calls | 1771.03.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come on, jolly lads, 'tis your country that calls | 1771.03.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come on, jolly lads, 'tis your country that calls | 1778.04.08 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come on my hearts of temper'd steel | 1752.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come on ye critics, find one fault who date | 1774.11.10 | King and Queen | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come prithee, parson, tell us why | 1783.11.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come rouse, brother Tories, the loyalists cry | 1783.12.06 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come rouse, brother Tories, the loyalists cry | 1775.07.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come rouse up my lads, and join in this great cause | 1768.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come shake your dull noddles, ye pumpkins and bawl | 1768.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come shake your dull noddles, ye pumpkins and brawl | 1768.10.10 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come shake your dull noddles, ye pumpkins, and bawl | 1777.08.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come soldiers all in chorus join | 1777.08.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come soldiers all in chorus join | 1768.10.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come swallow your bumpers, ye Tories! and roar | 1768.10.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come swallow your bumpers, ye Tories! and roar | 1768.10.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come swallow your bumpers, ye Tories! and roar | 1768.10.10 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come swallow your bumpers, ye tories! and roar | 1768.10.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come swallow your bumpers, ye Tories! and roar | 1783.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come the three corners of the world in arms | 1776.04.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come then, Americans, like heroes bold and brave | 1783.10.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come to my arms, my dear much valu'd friend | 1783.10.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come to my arms, my dear much valu'd friend | 1783.12.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come to my arms, my dear much valu'd friend | 1783.09.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come to my arms, my dear much valued friend | 1783.10.11 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come to my arms, my dear much valued friend | 1783.10.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come to my arms, my dear much valued friend | 1766.01.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view C--ge G--ville with attention | 1766.01.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view G--ge G--ville with attention | 1766.01.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view G--ge G--ville with attention | 1766.01.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view G--ge G--ville with attention | 1766.01.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view G--ge G--ville with attention | 1766.01.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view G--ge G--ville with attention | 1766.01.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view G--ge G--ville with attention | 1766.01.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come view G--ge G--ville with attention | 1754.12.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye great spirits, Cavendish, Raleigh, Blake! | 1755.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye great spirits, Cavendish, Raleigh, Blake! | 1779.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye lads who wish to shine | 1776.05.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come ye valiant sons of thunder | 1776.07.05 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye valiant sons of thunder | 1776.07.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye valiant sons of thunder | 1776.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye valient sons of thunder | 1776.06.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye valient sons of thunder | 1779.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come, ye valient sons of thunder | 1775.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come you my subjects let me know | 1775.02.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Come you my subjects let me know | 1778.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Commoners and Lords | 1777.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Confinement, hail! in Hanover's justest cause | 1777.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Confinement hail! in honor's justest cause | 1777.03.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Confinement Hail! in honours justest cause | 1781.06.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Connecticut's great stream, whose gentle flood | 1769.06.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Consulting grave Saturn, the moon, and Plei'des | 1770.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Convulsive of politic atmosphere | 1770.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Convulsive of politic atmosphere | 1733.07.21 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cooper in College-street upon last Saturday, A | 1781.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1781.12.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1782.01.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1782.01.17 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cornwallis led a country dance | 1734.01.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cosby the mild, the happy, good and great | 1775.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Could I the abundance of my sorrow show | 1774.10.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Could James the Second leave his grave | 1772.02.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Council, by their chairman flatter'd, A | 1772.03.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Council by their chairman flatter'd, A | 1765.01.14 | Chester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] County of Chester is where I reside | 1766.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Court, to please old talking Will, The | 1766.10.04 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Court, to please old talking Will, The | 1766.10.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Court to please old talking Will, The | 1766.10.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Court, to please old talking Will, The | 1770.10.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Court were all met, The | 1778.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Court-bell tolls, in solemn state, The | 1772.08.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Courtiers, thro' ev'ry age, are much the same | 1772.08.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Courtiers, thro' ev'ry age, are much the same | 1768.04.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Courts, of late, two brother lawyers saw, The | 1775.06.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Coward, when his country claims his aid, The | 1775.07.10 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Coward, when his country claims his aid, The | 1775.08.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Coward, when his country claims his aid, The | 1770.03.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Creature, forming in the pregnant head, A | 1756.11.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cries Blakeey to Byng, as he kept at a distance | 1782.08.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Crimson slaughter! pallid car | 1782.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Crimson slaughter! pallid care! | 1752.05.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Critics on verse, as squibs on triumphs wait | 1782.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Crown'd be the man with lasting praise | 1780.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Crowns still there are, & fruitful fields remain | 1775.04.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cunning, regardless you of civil rules | 1765.05.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curs'd be the man who e'er shall raise | 1773.12.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curs'd be the man, who e'er shall raise | 1768.05.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curs'd be the wretch, that's bought and sold | 1775.05.17 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curs'd be the wretch, that's bought and sold | 1776.07.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curs'd is the man, and void of law and right | 1747.03.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curse on all cowards, say I! | 1766.02.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curse on the authors of our present woes | 1747.01.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curse on the coward, or perfidious Tongue | 1768.08.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curst be the wretch, howe'er so nobly born | 1768.09.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Curst be the wretch, howe'er so nobly born | 1764.12.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cut logwood! cries the Lord of Spain | 1764.10.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Cut Logwova! cries the lord of Spain | 1736.10.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dame Law, to maintain a more flourishing state | 1773.02.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dame Liberty's breaking up house | 1783.05.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dark glooms the day that sees me leave this shore | 1783.06.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dark glooms the day that sees me leave this shore | 1766.02.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dawn is overcast, the morning low'rs, The | 1767.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Day presses on the heels of day | 1779.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dean and the Devil, in free conversation, The | 1780.02.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dean and the Devil, in free conversation, The | 1780.03.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dean and the devil, in free conversation, The | 1730.07.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dean would visit Market-Hill, The | 1783.02.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Doctor, 'tis somewhat mysterious | 1782.05.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear friends and allies, become very great | 1721.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Nymph, the single say of thee | 1774.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Peter, your assistance lend | 1777.06.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Serjeant Kite | 1781.09.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Sir I'm so anxious to hear of your health | 1756.09.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Sir, 'tis with pleasure the following I write | 1756.10.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Sir, 'tis with pleasure the following I write | 1756.10.09 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Sir, 'tis with pleasure the following I write | 1756.11.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Sir, 'tis with pleasure the following I write | 1756.11.11 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Sir, 'tis with pleasure the following I write | 1774.02.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Sir, you quite mistake the way | 1772.05.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dear Tub I acknowledge I am not a poet | 1783.06.12 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Deck'd be his tomb with ever verdant bays! | 1747.03.17 | Manchester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dee'l set up these head in view, The | 1747.03.02 | Manchester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dee'l set up these heads in view, The | 1747.03.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dee'l set up these heads in view, The | 1743.06.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Deep, deep in S----'s blundering head | 1778.02.12 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Defend, Oh Son! thy right defend | 1743.10.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Deluded prince! his is thy greatness cross | 1743.11.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Deluded Prince! how is thy great | 1743.11.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Deluded prince! how is thy greatness crost | 1751.01.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Deputy, with phyz demure and sad, The | 1743.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Descend my muse to sing the noble fray | 1743.10.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Descend my muse to sing the noble fray | 1781.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Devil, ally'd to Howe, Burgoyne and Gage | 1759.04.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dexter'ous trader of the tow[n], A | 1768.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1768.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1776.05.10 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Did not our troops show much discerning | 1771.02.26 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Did Oliver know | 1734.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Did Raums gain a cause? this might be told | 1760.02.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Disease malignant fills the air | 1749.03.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Divines, who point our follies and our sins | 1749.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Divines, who point our follies and our sins | 1771.09.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Divines will always look with envious eyes | 1783.01.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] D--l array'd in scarlet cloak | 1778.11.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Doctor! according to your wishes | 1755.07.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Doctors in Charles-Town have lately agreed, The | 1722.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Doctors now no more shall fool us, The | 1782.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dog that is beat has a right to complain, The | 1782.06.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dog that is beat has a right to complain, The | 1740.06.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dons of Spain and Portugal, The | 1782.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dost thou not hear the thunder roar | 1756.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1756.05.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1756.05.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1756.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dou pirate, dou robber, dou dam British teef | 1771.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Doubtless, this paragraph is spurious | 1775.03.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dread sir, if you will rule this land in peace | 1756.03.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dress in the year 55 that was worn, The | 1768.06.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Droop not, my son, thy laurels cannot fade | 1768.06.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Droop not, my son, thy laurels cannot fade | 1768.06.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Droop not, my son, thy laurels cannot fade | 1768.06.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Droop not, my son, thy laurels cannot fade | 1768.07.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Droop not, my son, thy laurels cannot fade | 1779.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Drop, drop the bold pen | 1763.09.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Duke who for feasting has high reputation, A | 1764.02.27 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dull dismal watchmen were going their rounds, The | 1780.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Dumb now be faction, party cease to roar | 1757.04.22 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Durch unserer wackerer Vorfahren Haende sind 2 Henriche | 1752.06.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Each critic, come! your squib provide | 1768.10.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Each leader strives to draw the rabble | 1768.11.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Each leader strives to draw the rabble | 1773.06.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Each learned priest, o strange to tell! | 1779.05.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Each poet, with successful labour | 1750.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Early, this morn, I went to bed | 1747.09.30 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Earth's scanty bounds the Macedon deplor'd | 1777.11.14 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ee voila ce mortel, dont la rare industrie | 1779.01.20 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Electors watch with careful eye | 1769.07.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Eleventh last month, a marriage took place, The | 1763.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, for martial deeds renown'd | 1779.07.20 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, I feel for what I'm sure you must | 1779.07.29 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, I feel for what I'm sure you must | 1779.08.07 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, I feel for what I'm sure you must | 1779.08.09 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, I feel for what I'm sure you must | 1779.08.10 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, I feel for what I'm sure you must | 1780.02.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, remember the opprobious lot | 1780.01.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, remember the opprobrious lot | 1780.02.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, remember the opprobrious lot | 1780.02.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England, remember the opprobrious lot | 1780.08.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England unknown as yet unpeopled lay | 1780.09.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] England unknown as yet, unpeopled lay | 1738.09.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Englishman wish! what the d---l to do ? An | 1770.05.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Enough of tyrants--and enough of slaves | 1770.05.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Enough of tyrants--and enough of slaves | 1769.05.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Enough of Wilkes, -with good and honest men | 1769.06.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Enough of Wilkes, -with good and honest men | 1769.06.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Enough of Wilkes, -with good and honest men | 1769.06.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Enough of Wilkes, -with good and honest men | 1733.08.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Entering into the 21st year of her age | 1744.08.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Envy be dumb, ye Criticks cease to carp | 1758.10.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Envy, detraction, see your dark retreat | 1758.09.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Envy, detraction, seek your dark retreat | 1767.06.11 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ere Phoebus (late to mirth inclin'd) | 1774.09.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Esquire born, a templar bred, An | 1760.03.10 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Estes-vous citoyens? l'occasion est belle | 1749.02.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Europe with tears and blood run | 1749.05.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Europe with tears and blood run o'er | 1769.07.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Even so through Brentford town, a town of mud | 1781.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ever since I return'd to my dear native shore | 1781.10.13 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ever since I return'd to my dear native shore | 1733.05.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Excise, a monster, were then o'er before | 1778.02.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Excuse me, dear friend, I can't think it true | 1766.11.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Excuse me for a little punning | 1774.12.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Expences of war, and corruptions of peace, The | 1774.12.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Expences of war, and corruptions of peace, The | 1774.12.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Expenses of war, and conceptions of peace, The | 1775.01.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Expenses of war, and corruptions of peace, The | 1783.09.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fain would the muse break forth in joyful strains | 1765.08.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair freedom's glorious cause I meanly quitted | 1765.08.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair freedom's glorious cause I've meanly quitted | 1775.01.30 | Wethersfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair Ladies, 'tis not very arch | 1775.02.13 | Wethersfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair Ladies, 'tis not very arch | 1775.02.20 | Wethersfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair Ladies, 'tis not very arch | 1775.03.03 | Wethersfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair ladies, 'tis not very arch | 1783.02.13 | Wethersfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair ladies, 'tis not very arch | 1776.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair Liberty came o'er | 1776.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair Liberty, celestial maid | 1775.09.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair liberty, now each American charms | 1775.10.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair liberty our soul's most darling prize | 1773.12.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair libery, celestial goddess, hail! | 1783.04.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair peace, how lovely, how delightful thou | 1721.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fair P--r, sure 'twas wisely, bravely done | 1780.09.28 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame did he seek? He surely has it | 1780.10.04 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame did he seek? He surely has it | 1780.10.05 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame did he seek? He surely has it | 1780.10.07 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame did he seek? He surely has it | 1780.10.10 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame did he seek?---He surely has it | 1751.09.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame is a publick mistress none employs | 1761.04.04 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame is an echo, pratling double | 1777.12.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame, let thy Trumpet sound | 1781.11.21 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fame let thy trumpet sound | 1722.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Famous Title now you boast on, A | 1769.05.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Far from your sight you'll drive the abject slave | 1782.06.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewel my Lord, may zephyrs waft you o'er | 1782.06.19 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewel my lord, may zephyrs waft you o'er | 1782.07.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewel my Lord, may zephyrs waft you o'er | 1774.02.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewel the tea board, with its equipage | 1775.04.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell fair maid; I prithee tarry | 1739.02.23 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell my flocks, my dear delight | 1783.08.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell my Lord, may Zepher's waft you oe'r | 1782.04.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell, my Lord, may zephyrs waft thee o'er | 1782.05.05 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell my Lord, may Zephyr's waft you o're | 1774.01.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell the tea board with its gaudy equipage | 1774.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell the tea board, with its gaudy equipage | 1774.03.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell the tea board, with its gaudy equipage | 1774.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell the tea-board with your gaudy attire | 1774.03.02 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell the tea-board with your gaudy attire | 1774.10.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Farewell the tea-board with your gaudy attire | 1779.06.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fates have past a firm decree, The | 1776.06.07 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Father of all send help this hour | 1734.04.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Father of verse! indulge an artless muse | 1779.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Favor'd by Gods (to whom all mortals yield,) | 1779.01.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Favor'd by Gods (to whom all mortals yield,) | 1779.02.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Favor'd by Gods (to whom all mortals yield,) | 1779.02.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Favour'd by Gods (to whom all mortals yield) | 1779.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Favour'd by gods (to whom all mortals yield) | 1768.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fiat Justitia, ruat Caelum | 1767.09.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fierce Pisarro's legions flew | 1737.10.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fifth day of May, The | 1758.05.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fifty seven to this poor nation | 1758.04.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fifty-seven to this poor nation | 1758.04.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fifty-seven years to this poor nation | 1778.01.05 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fight on, brave boys, another year | 1775.12.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Finding Virginia stubborn still | 1768.06.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fir'd with a true patriotic zeal | 1768.06.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fir'd with a truly patriotic zeal | 1768.06.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fir'd with a truly patriotic zeal | 1758.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fir'd with hot rage, the phrentick sons of France | 1771.04.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fir'd with hot rage, the phrentick sons of France | 1771.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Firm as the isle whereon he stands | 1771.02.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Firm as the isle whereon he stands | 1739.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] First physicians by debauch were made, The | 1772.11.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] First physicians by debauch were made, The | 1766.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] First supposing that nature has furnish'd a brain | 1770.05.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Five rude, mis-shapen beasts the carriage draw | 1770.05.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Five rude misshapen beasts the carriage draw | 1757.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fleet! spread by canvas wing | 1757.12.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fleet! Spread thy canvas wing | 1757.12.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fleet! spread thy canvas wing | 1769.11.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Flowing tide that thunders o'er the shore | 1757.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fly, gout, and seize the lazy papal toe | 1782.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it wou'd seem | 1783.01.01 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it would seem | 1783.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it would seem | 1783.01.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it wou'd seem | 1783.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it would seem | 1783.01.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Folks may think as they please, but to me it wou'd | 1783.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Folks may think as they pleased but to me it would seem | 1721.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fool by his wit, The | 1747.10.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For Barclay's learned apology is due | 1775.04.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For Barclay's learned apology is due | 1778.12.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For battle prepar'd in their country's just cause | 1777.03.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For forms of government let fools contest | 1763.09.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For George and Liberty I cry aloud | 1779.06.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For George the Third I turn'd my coat | 1775.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For he always stood firm to his text | 1751.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For her husband deceas'd, Sally chants the sweet | 1729.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For mastives only have the knack | 1777.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For murder and for sodomy | 1733.08.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For once let me ask you a question, good Sir | 1781.10.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For other maxims formed our state | 1779.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For poem poignant short and sweet | 1750.03.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For shame ! for shame ! Oxonions all | 1772.05.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For shame Bully Buckhorse, why stab in the dark? | 1750.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For shame! for shame! Oxonians all | 1772.07.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For shame! for shame! Oxonians all | 1757.06.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For thee, the soldiers, with heroick grace | 1768.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For this, when beauty's blooming charms are past | 1768.12.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For this, when beauty's blooming charms are past | 1776.06.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For wild ambition, with imperious force | 1746.06.16 | Holland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] For wisdom known, Sir Twickel goes | 1759.06.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Forbear to ask what France or Spain | 1766.11.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Forbear ye wits your taunting wipes | 1759.02.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Forbes! to thee the muse her tribute brings | 1721.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Forgive the scribbler when he writes in rhime | 1768.08.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth! | 1768.08.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth! | 1768.09.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth | 1782.07.17 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fortune, alas! how sportest thou on earth! | 1735.02.25 | London? | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fortune, Goddess prone to ranging | 1776.07.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Forward goose pluck's feather from its side, A | 1776.02.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Found in a cave near Luton Hoo | 1776.03.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Found in a Cave near Luton-Hoo | 1744.09.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] France pours her myriads o'er the field | 1756.05.29 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Free is my heart, and just my cause | 1778.11.14 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Free states attend my song | 1776.08.24 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Free states, attend the song | 1772.11.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeborn Americans, generous and wise, The | 1772.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeborn Americans, generous and wise, The | 1765.08.12 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeborn English, generous and wise, The | 1768.06.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeborn English, generous and wise, The | 1768.07.14 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeborn English, generous and wise, The | 1768.07.28 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeborn English, generous and wise, The | 1771.02.22 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeborn English, generous and wise, The | 1783.12.24 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freed from the dread of bloody cruel war | 1783.12.27 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freed from the dread of bloody cruel war | 1773.11.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freedom, freedom, aloudly cries | 1770.06.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freedom, mankind's safest guide! | 1774.06.07 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1776.01.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1776.01.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1776.07.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1776.07.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freedom's charms alike engage | 1776.06.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freeman, if you pant for glory | 1776.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freemen, if you paint for glory | 1776.06.25 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Freemen, if you pant for glory | 1749.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] French faith and foppery I hate | 1779.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] French fleet is sailed, if loud rumour speaks right | 1743.10.17 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] French, tho' beat, Te Deum sing, The | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Frenchmen came upon the coast, The | 1773.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Civis tell the reason why | 1756.06.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend! Countrymen! or, if a nobler name | 1769.03.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Hodge, you'll surely vote for Glynn | 1769.03.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Hodge, you'll surely vote for Glynn | 1769.03.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Hodge, you'll surely vote for Glynn | 1773.07.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Hopkins! be silent, dare no more appear | 1760.01.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Pitt, (says a Quaker) thou wilt ruin us quite | 1760.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Pitt (says a Quaker) thou wilt ruin us quite | 1760.01.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Pitt, (says a Quaker) thou wilt ruin us quite | 1760.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Pitt (says a Quaker) thou wilt ruin us quite | 1760.01.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend Pitt, (says a Quaker) thou'lt ruin us quite | 1768.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend to all whom justice can defend, A | 1768.01.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friend to all whom justice can defend, A | 1756.06.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Friends! Countryman! or, if a nobler name | 1782.10.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fr-n-u, great man! 'tis thee I sing | 1743.10.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Frog and lion made alliance, A | 1741.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From a small acorn see the oak arise | 1741.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From a small acron see the oak arise | 1782.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Arb--h--t, my friends, pray tell me the news | 1776.01.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Boston comes the frighted cow | 1776.01.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Boston comes the frighted cow | 1776.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Boston comes the frighted cow | 1776.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Boston comes the frighted cow | 1776.02.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Boston comes the frighted cow | 1782.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over | 1782.06.12 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over | 1782.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over | 1740.11.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Cadiz to Mahon see Haddock goes | 1772.11.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Charles-Town to Beaufort, our wise men were | 1781.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow | 1781.10.25 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me | 1781.11.03 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From clouds of smoke, and flames that round the glow | 1781.11.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow | 1781.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow | 1781.11.08 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow | 1732.02.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From courts remote, and Europe's pompous scenes | 1736.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Delawarian banks, the muses seat | 1778.05.30 | France | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From fair America's insulted coast | 1765.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From fields of aether, where ambrosial wreaths | 1765.04.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From forty-five to sixty-three | 1743.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Georgia t' Augustine the general goes | 1783.04.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From heaven descends sweet smiling peace | 1783.05.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Heaven descends sweet smiling peace | 1783.05.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Heaven descends sweet smiling Peace | 1783.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From heaven descends sweet smiling peace | 1782.06.08 | at sea | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From heav'n behold a charming ray | 1778.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Lewis, Monsieur Gerard came | 1775.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From list'ners, spies, th' informer, and the knave | 1771.12.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Mansfield and his interrogatories | 1772.01.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From Mansfield and his interrogatories | 1768.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From mobs discharg'd, each round of villany walkt | 1769.08.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From mossy bow'rs, and rushy fringed cells | 1775.08.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From native skies, when Angels fell | 1775.03.01 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From North, tho' storm winds may blow | 1775.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From North, tho' stormy winds may blow | 1775.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From North, tho' stormy winds may blow | 1775.02.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From North, tho' stormy winds may blow | 1776.06.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From North, tho' stormy winds may blow | 1776.06.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From North, tho' stormy winds may blow | 1776.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From North, tho' stormy winds may blow | 1778.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From parliaments venal, who barter our laws | 1743.08.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From peaceful solitude, and calm retreat | 1779.06.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From sea to sea we scan the endless main | 1779.05.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From sea to sea we sean the endless main | 1781.12.26 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the Atlantic shore | 1782.04.10 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the regions of night, with a head in a sack | 1782.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the regions of night, with his head in a sack | 1782.04.27 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the regions of night, with his hand in a sack | 1782.05.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the regions of night with his head in a sack | 1782.05.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the regions of night, with his head in a sack | 1769.11.30 | Stratford/Avon | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the rude banks of Golo's rapid flood | 1769.12.25 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the rude banks of Golo's rapid flood | 1769.12.30 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the rude banks of Golo's rapid flood | 1770.01.01 | Stratford/Avon | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From the rude banks of Golo's rapid stand | 1769.02.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From those unbounded realms which mortals view | 1746.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] From unnatural rebellion, that direful curse | 1769.06.06 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Frown'd into private life, while some may moan | 1769.06.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Frown'd into private life, while some may moan | 1783.10.28 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Frowns are advantages, to female smiles | 1756.10.14 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Full Five and Fifty Days brave Blakeney stood | 1783.06.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Full long grim war rear'd high his gorgin mein | 1782.07.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Full three long years has haughty Britain try'd | 1778.02.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fye! fye! Sir James! it cruel is | 1778.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Fye! fye! Sir James, it cruel is | 1778.03.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gage nothing did, and went to pot | 1778.04.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gage nothing did, and went to pot | 1778.05.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gage nothing did, and went to pot | 1778.06.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gage nothing did, and went to pot | 1781.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gallant Rodney, whom our foes so fear, The | 1778.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gallants attend, and hear a friend | 1778.03.04 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gallants attend, and hear a friend | 1778.03.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gallants attend, and hear a friend | 1778.03.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gallants attend, and hear a friend | 1778.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gallants attend, and hear a friend | 1779.02.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gallants attend and hear a friend | 1777.02.05 | Bucks County | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gall'way has fled, and join'd the venal Howe | 1777.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gall'way has fled, and join'd the venal Howe | 1777.03.15 | Newtown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gall'way has fled, and join'd the vocal Howe | 1774.01.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Game cock once, of English breed, A | 1756.09.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gaul, in tacticks, long the palm has bore, The | 1756.11.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gaul, in tacticks, long the palm has bore, The | 1769.08.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Genius and learning happily combine | 1778.01.21 | Yorktown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Genius of freedom! whether art thou fled? | 1778.09.29 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Genius of praise; assist my lays | 1766.07.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gentle shepherd (that's his proper name), A | 1766.07.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gentle shepherd (that's his proper name), A | 1765.11.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gentlemen of the C---l and of the H--se | 1765.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gentlemen of the Council and of the House | 1769.01.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gently great Titus the world's sceptre sway'd | 1777.08.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Genuine production of the God's above | 1765.09.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] George my son, you're young in station | 1765.09.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] George my son, you're young in station | 1765.09.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] George my son, you're young in station | 1773.09.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] George on his throne | 1755.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ghost appears, the horrid dreadful spectre, The | 1780.08.24 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give ear, good people, to my words | 1778.05.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.05.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1778.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give ear to my song, I'll not tell you a story | 1781.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Give us the proudest prisoner of the Goths | 1748.03.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Glorious design ! To send to France | 1762.09.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Glorious renovation dawn o'er earth, The | 1774.07.14 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Glory and envy of the world, The | 1782.07.06 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Glory of France is stopt short of its head, The | 1730.08.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go, favourite man; spread to the wind thy sails | 1775.08.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go gallant Washington | 1769.07.18 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go, hated --, by all countries curs'd | 1769.07.21 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go hated -- by all countries curs'd | 1769.07.24 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go hated -- by all countries curs'd | 1769.07.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go hated -- by all countries curs'd | 1769.07.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go hated -- by all countries curs'd | 1769.08.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go hated -- by all countries curs'd | 1769.08.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go hated -- by all countries curs'd | 1769.08.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go hated -- by all countries curs'd | 1775.06.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go, like the sun, let beauty spread her ray | 1772.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go little panegyrick, but go with care | 1743.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go on, great Huske, and tread the path of glory | 1743.10.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go on, Great Huske, and tread the path | 1766.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go on Hortensio, plead your Master's cause | 1778.04.01 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go on illustrious chief! to lead thy chosen bands | 1769.08.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go on, worthy sir, in defence of our cause | 1746.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go, trusty Wade, the war important wage | 1746.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go trusty Wade, the war important wage | 1746.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go, trusty Wade, the war important wage | 1746.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go, trusty Wade, the war important wage | 1747.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go, trusty William | 1775.08.11 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Go valiant Washington | 1770.02.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God and a soldier all men doth adore | 1770.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God and a soldier all men doth adore | 1770.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God and a soldier all men doth adore | 1770.03.08 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God and a soldier all men doth adore | 1770.03.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God and a soldier all men doth adore | 1770.02.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God and a soldiers all men doth adore | 1774.10.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God bless our b----p making King! | 1774.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God bless our b----p making King! | 1761.04.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God bless the King! who young and brave | 1780.01.01 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God bless the thirteen states! | 1780.01.01 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God bless the thirteen states! | 1781.01.02 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God bless the thirteen states! | 1779.11.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God descends my soul is fir'd, The | 1776.02.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God gave us light, and bade that light to roll | 1774.10.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God prosper long our liberty | 1774.10.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God prosper long our liberty | 1746.08.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God prosper long our noble King | 1757.05.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God prosper long our noble King | 1778.05.12 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God save America | 1779.06.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God save America | 1755.03.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God save Great George Our King | 1780.01.01 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God save the thirteen states! | 1780.01.01 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God save the thirteen states! | 1781.01.02 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God save the thirteen states! | 1782.01.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] God save the thirteen states | 1770.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Goddess Liberty from silence broke, The | 1777.03.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Goddess! or Muse! -- Whate'er thy name | 1770.09.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gold rules within and reigns without the doors | 1780.01.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Good Neighbours, if you'll give me leave | 1764.04.02 | Gloucester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Good now, Mr. Tart | 1782.08.13 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Good people, I am come to let you know | 1780.10.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Good People, we are come to let you know | 1780.10.18 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Good People, we are come to let you know | 1767.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Good-morrow friend: Have you bro't down | 1767.04.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Good-morrow friend; have you bro't down | 1767.03.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Goody Bull and her daughter together fell out | 1732.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gospel-light appear'd not very clear, The | 1773.12.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Govern'd by wisdom, steadily he rules | 1770.04.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Grafton vain braggart! will it not be read | 1761.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Grand court conven'd on important occasion, A | 1737.04.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Grateful Britons! grace the day | 1737.05.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Grateful Britons! grace the day | 1778.05.06 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great A, stands for asses in administration | 1778.05.20 | Connecticut | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great A stands for Asses in the Administration | 1778.05.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great A stands for Assises in Administration | 1762.11.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great are the glories we by vict'ry gain | 1765.11.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great are the glories we by vict'ry gain | 1750.09.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great blest Master-Printer come | 1775.03.08 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Britain in her haughty pride | 1758.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Britain's King no longer will delay | 1761.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Churchill's conduct grac'd the ensanguin'd field | 1757.05.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great C--t M--l now begin to sicken | 1757.05.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great C--t M--l now begins to sicken | 1757.05.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great C--t-M--l now begin to sicken | 1743.03.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great E-- of B-- your reign is o'er | 1774.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great God, th'impendent slav'ry may we shun? | 1767.10.22 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great, good and just! could I but rate | 1778.06.22 | Prospect Hill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great in his body, little on his mind | 1778.08.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great invading Normans let them know, The | 1769.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great is the man, and great is his reward | 1723.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Jehovah from above, The | 1754.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great leader of our martial band | 1762.03.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great man, with glory crown'd, in dangers try'd | 1779.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great mastiffs only have the knack | 1783.12.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great mighty chief, thy venerable name | 1740.06.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great miracle of modesty and sence | 1740.08.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great miracle of modesty and sense | 1740.08.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great miracle of modesty and sense | 1773.07.08 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great nature, Peale! that bade thy genius rise | 1773.07.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great nature, Peale! that bade thy genius rise | 1753.03.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Patriot Prince! of race sublime | 1765.12.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Pitt, has thou in pity to our nation | 1762.11.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Pitt's abused for doing all things well | 1766.11.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great pity! That critics renoun'd for their wit | 1727.11.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Pontiff, James the Chavlier | 1727.10.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Pontiff, James the Chevalier | 1727.11.23 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Pontiff, James the Chevalier | 1751.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great prince, whose name distinguish'd high appears | 1748.10.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great P--th--m your praise would have sounded much | 1776.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great ruler of the earth and skies | 1783.04.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great ruler of the earth and skies | 1771.10.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Strafford! worthy of that name, tho' all | 1766.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great the important day is come, The | 1783.12.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great unequal conflict past, The | 1783.12.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great unequal conflict past, The | 1783.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great unequal conflict past, The | 1783.01.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Washington, of Washing Tub | 1778.03.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Washington, thou mighty son of Mars | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great Washington, thou mighty son of Mars | 1759.03.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great-Britain with a deal of pelf | 1758.08.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great-Britain's King no longer will delay | 1758.08.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Great-Britain's king no longer will delay | 1744.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Greatest Authors of our modern Age, The | 1783.03.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Grown sick of war, and war's alarms | 1783.03.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Grown sick of war, and war's alarms | 1763.03.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Grub street bard is hen coop'd twice sev'n days, A | 1780.03.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] G--stands for gallows, for G--t and gall | 1775.04.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Guilty wretch may storms decry, The | 1782.12.24 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Gustavus charm'd us with the invention | 1783.09.04 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Had but our nation mov'd like this great man | 1783.09.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Had but our nation mov'd like this great man | 1783.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Had but our nation mov'd like this great man | 1772.01.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Had he been cheated of his right so long | 1769.10.17 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Had Milton liv'd in these our days | 1759.05.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hah! there it flames, the long expected star | 1775.06.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail America, Hail! still unrival'd in fame | 1759.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, auspicious, happy day | 1723.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail bard Seraphick! tell what generous fire | 1768.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! beloved countryman! Farmer blest | 1775.01.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Boston, high in fame uplifted | 1746.09.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, Britain's hero! Britain's glory hail! | 1756.08.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Britons, who, in western regions dwell! | 1750.02.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail brother trade! What brought you here | 1768.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail candid, gen'rous man, whoe'er thou art | 1734.12.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Capt Slayton may you happy be | 1727.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! charming poet whose distinguish'd lays | 1768.11.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Corsica! than whose recorded name | 1768.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Corsica! than whose recorded name | 1768.12.06 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Corsica! than whose recorded name | 1768.12.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Corsica! than whose recorded name | 1780.06.21 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Corsica! than whose recorded name | 1780.07.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Corsica! than whose recorded name | 1768.12.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, Corsica! thou whose recorded name | 1731.08.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail critick from whose furious scorching tongue | 1776.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! doughty Ethiopean Chief! | 1776.06.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! doughty Ethiopean chief! | 1776.05.20 | Monmouth Cty | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Doughty Ethiopian chief! | 1776.05.24 | Monmouth Cnty | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Doughty Ethiopian Chief! | 1776.06.08 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Doughty Ethoipian Chief! | 1742.07.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! D-p-s of wondrous fame | 1781.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail gallant chieftain! whose renowned name | 1779.04.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail George the British Champion hail! | 1761.07.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail George the Third, of predecessors | 1777.12.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! glorious chief whom destiny has chose | 1778.03.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! glorious chief, whom distiny has chose | 1768.08.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail glorious time | 1768.08.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail glorious time | 1783.05.10 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Goddess, brightest of the heavenly train | 1783.06.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Goddess, brightest of the heavenly train | 1781.10.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail great destroyer (equall'd yet by none) | 1777.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Hail! American hail, and hear my story | 1782.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, happy artist, thou whose skill displays | 1773.06.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, happy day! when smiling like the morn | 1773.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, happy day!, when smiling like the morn | 1778.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail happy freedom, whose reviving ray | 1775.03.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! happy land, which thus can boast a son | 1730.12.22 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail happy man! New England's genuine son | 1768.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, happy town! where peace, content | 1736.02.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail happy virgin of celestial race | 1736.03.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail happy virgin of celestial race | 1782.01.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, heav'n born muse! thy sire some godlike sage | 1742.02.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! House of Salem, let it, pray | 1772.08.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Independence, hail! heav'n's next best gift | 1767.09.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Independence, hail! heaven's next best gift | 1778.07.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail joyful day! which on our western earth | 1768.03.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, Liberty! a glorious word | 1774.07.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Liberty! A glorious word | 1774.08.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Liberty! A glorious word | 1774.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Liberty! A glorious word | 1774.08.18 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail liberty! A glorious word | 1774.08.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Liberty! A glorious word | 1783.11.15 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Liberty! A glorious word | 1770.03.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail liberty! Oh name for ever dear! | 1768.09.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Liberty! thou sacred power | 1768.10.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Liberty! thou sacred power | 1768.11.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail liberty! thou sacred power | 1779.07.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail mighty Thomas! In whose works are seen | 1779.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail mighty Thomas! In whose works are seen | 1774.08.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Murray, hail! | 1774.03.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, noble Charlotte! Welcome to the plain | 1776.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! O America! | 1776.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! O America! | 1776.12.24 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! O America! | 1777.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! O America! | 1773.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail parent of each manly joy | 1777.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Patriot hail! Brave Columbeans | 1777.09.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! patriot hail! brave Columbean | 1776.09.20 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail! Patriots, hail! by me inspired by! | 1769.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail sacred freedom! of celestial birth | 1769.03.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail sacred freedom! of celestial birth | 1774.09.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, sacred liberty! the sound inspires | 1773.02.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail thou Apollo! Master of the choir | 1783.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail to the blest return of peace, | 1775.03.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail to the man whose gen'rous soul disdains | 1775.03.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail to the man whose gen'rous soul disdains | 1775.04.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail to the man whose gen'rous soul disdains | 1768.05.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail to the once belov'd retreat | 1771.06.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, tower-hail! thy honour's truly great | 1771.06.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, Tower-hill! thy honour's truly great | 1771.07.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail, Tower-hill! thy honour's truly great | 1771.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Tower-Hill! thy honour's truly great | 1783.07.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail welcome peace! with freedom's flag unfurl'd | 1759.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail western world, begin thy better fate | 1768.09.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Wilkes, immortal in the list of fame | 1768.10.08 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Wilkes, immortal in the list of fame | 1768.10.15 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Wilkes, immortal in the list of fame | 1768.12.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail Wilkes, immortal in the list of fame | 1723.05.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail wondrous wit! Immortal 'nezer! | 1768.04.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail worthy farmer! Liberty's best friend | 1768.05.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail worthy Farmer! Liberty's best friend | 1768.05.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail worthy Farmer! Liberty's best friend! | 1768.05.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail worthy farmer! Liberty's best friend | 1768.05.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail worthy farmer! Liberty's best friend! | 1768.05.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail worthy farmer! liberty's best friend! | 1768.05.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail worthy Farmer! Liberty's best friend! | 1778.10.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hail ye gallant sons of freedom | 1769.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hal, holds it for a certain rule | 1750.12.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hannah in breeks behav'd so well | 1751.01.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hannah in Breeks behav'd so well | 1773.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hanover, thou land of pleasure | 1773.08.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hanover, thou land of pleasure | 1773.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hanover, thou land of pleasure | 1773.09.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hanover, thou land of pleasure | 1769.09.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy! had all our boasted patriots been | 1775.04.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who, unconstrain'd | 1775.05.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1775.06.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1775.07.03 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1776.07.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1776.08.02 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1776.08.21 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1775.03.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrained | 1733.09.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Happy's the man, who with just thoughts, and clear | 1761.12.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! from the distant shores, a dreadful groan | 1761.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! from the distant shores, a dreadful groan | 1778.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! Hark! the bugle's lofty sound | 1776.03.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! hark! the solemn knell from yon tall spire | 1774.10.17 | Essex | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! Hark! you young dogs | 1774.10.11 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! Hark! you young dogs, there's a no'se in the | 1774.10.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! Hark! you young Dogs, there's a noise in the | 1779.07.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! hear the trumpet's pleasant sound! | 1779.08.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! hear the trumpet's pleasant sound! | 1779.08.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! hear the trumpet's pleasant sound! | 1779.09.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! hear the trumpet's pleasant sound | 1779.08.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! hear the trumpet's pleasing sound! | 1767.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! Men of Beverly!-ye writers hark! | 1774.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! Or does the indignant ear | 1775.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! or does the indignant ear | 1774.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark!--or does the muse's ear | 1774.08.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark!--or does the muse's ear form the sounds she longs | 1780.05.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark, Rebels hark! Sir Harry comes | 1778.01.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! the drum beats To Arms - to your girls bid adieu | 1776.11.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! the Goddess of fame | 1776.12.10 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! the Goddess of Fame | 1775.03.06 | Taunton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark the goddess of fame, fair liberty's dame | 1777.04.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark, the loud drums, hark, the shrill trumpet call | 1775.05.24 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls | 1775.05.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls | 1775.05.18 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'tis freedom that calls, come Patriots awake | 1775.05.26 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'tis Freedom that calls, come patriots awake! | 1775.05.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'tis freedom that calls, come Patriots awake | 1775.05.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'tis freedom that calls, come patriots awake | 1775.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! tis freedom that calls, come patriots awake | 1775.06.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls, come patriots awake | 1775.06.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'Tis freedom that calls, come patriots awake | 1775.07.07 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! 'tis freedom that calls, come Patriots awake | 1782.01.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark! whence that charming sound! that joyful shout! | 1767.06.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark'ee my Lads! I now design | 1767.06.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hark'ee my lads! I now design | 1758.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Harsh to the heart, and grating to the ear | 1758.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Harsh to the heart, and grating to the ear | 1737.02.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Has Codrus, in his critic pride | 1782.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Has the Marquis la Fayette | 1758.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Have patience, good folks | 1775.11.25 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Have we not seen, at pleasure's lordly call | 1724.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Have you e'er seen the raging stormy main | 1772.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Have you not in an evening seen | 1748.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Have you not seen at Country Wake | 1771.04.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Have you not seen at country wake | 1748.05.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hawke, Warren, and on, heroes of the main! | 1779.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He comes! he comes! the Monarch comes! | 1777.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He comes with a branch of the fam'd Olive Tree | 1777.01.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He comes with a branch of the fam'd Olive tree | 1767.07.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He could distinguish and divide | 1782.02.16 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He is not form'd for arms, the soldier's pride | 1769.02.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He needs a sword, who for his country fights | 1734.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He only justly holds a government | 1769.01.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyle | 1769.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyle | 1769.02.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyle | 1769.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyll | 1769.01.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyll | 1769.01.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyll | 1769.01.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyll | 1769.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He remember'd Argyll, what he did ere while | 1781.07.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He spake; and, to confirm his words, out flew | 1740.11.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He that by injury is griev'd | 1761.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He that is wise, just, temperate, and brave | 1735.03.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He that supresses liberty by force | 1732.11.16 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He that to wit has no pretence | 1781.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who at home the dance bids Vestris lead | 1765.09.02 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who for a post, or base sordid pelf | 1765.09.06 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who for a post, or base sordid pelf | 1765.09.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who for a post, or base sordid pelf | 1765.09.09 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who for a post, or base sordid pelf | 1765.09.09 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who for a post, or base sordid pelf | 1765.10.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who for a post, or base sordid pelf | 1765.09.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He who will make self-interest all his aim | 1772.08.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He whose balmy words run off | 1772.08.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He whose balmy words run off | 1775.10.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He would from France, to shameful insults yield | 1747.06.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hear me with patience while a motion is made | 1771.10.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hear now a rhiming quack,--who spurns your wealth | 1781.10.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hearts of Oak are our ships | 1781.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hearts of Oak are our ships | 1781.10.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hearts of Oaks are our ships | 1775.05.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Heav'n in revenge for hapless Strafford's fate | 1773.08.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Heavy in clouds behold the morn appears | 1779.07.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Heedless bat that flutter'd round about, A | 1768.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hell-born rage of courtly hate | 1775.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hence, bubbling dreams; yea threaten hear in vain | 1780.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hence with the lover who sighs o'er his wine | 1780.05.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hence with the lover who sighs o'er his wine | 1780.06.05 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hence with the lover who sighs o'er his wine | 1755.01.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Her foes, oft vanquish'd, thus defy her pow'r | 1763.06.04 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Her sages dignify'd in law | 1759.12.24 | Versailles | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here are boats to be sold, whose bottoms are flat | 1760.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here are boats to be sold, whose bottoms are flat | 1760.01.10 | Versailles | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here are boats to be sold, whose bottoms are flat | 1760.01.11 | Versailles | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here are boats to be sold, whose bottoms are flat | 1760.03.20 | Versailles | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here are boats to be sold, whose bottoms are flat | 1783.03.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here beauteous nature fills the admiring eye | 1778.05.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here Jenkyns view! who in one patriot hour | 1778.08.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here lies a foe, whom Britons know | 1778.09.14 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here lies a foe, whom Britons know | 1778.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here lies a foe, whom Britons know | 1783.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here lies Frederick the silly | 1782.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here lies in state | 1752.03.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here lives one by nature half-brute and half-devil | 1752.04.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here lives one by nature half-brute and half-devil | 1751.02.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here night and day conspire a coz'ning flight | 1776.06.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here now I'd ask the public for to read | 1777.11.18 | Montgomery Cty | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here Peace, the nurse of ev'ry joy | 1769.02.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here remember'd Argyl | 1770.03.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here tears shall flow from a most gen'rous cause | 1769.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here truth in full daylight appears | 1776.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here we go up, up, up | 1776.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here we go up, up, up | 1779.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Here's a bumper brave boys to the health of our King | 1780.02.16 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Heroes of modern or of ancient time | 1744.02.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] He's Sisyphus, that strives with mighty pain | 1743.01.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hibernian Jack, the saddest D--g | 1763.05.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hier Schwerdt des Herrn und Friederich! | 1734.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High heaven the cause of liberty defends | 1775.10.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High on the banks of Delaware | 1775.11.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High on the banks of Delaware | 1747.04.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High on the summit near the ford of Frew | 1767.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High swolen with envy, and bursting with spleen | 1767.02.14 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High swollen with envy, and bursting with spleen | 1743.06.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High taxes ran' the Britons loud | 1743.06.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] High taxes ran; the Britons loud complain'd | 1774.05.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Him with her choicest gifts shall factions grace | 1771.11.14 | Near Huxton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His faithful subject, Martha Bird | 1772.01.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His faithful subject, Martha Bird | 1736.02.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His foes shall fall, with heedless feet | 1769.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His hobbling gait full surely shows | 1779.08.02 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His interest, like a lyon, lives on prey | 1779.08.14 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His interest, like a lyon, lives on prey | 1763.06.04 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His measures check'd, with keen resentment | 1774.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His Royal majesty | 1774.08.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His royal Majesty | 1782.12.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His soul is manly, tho' his years are green | 1774.02.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His trembling arm essay'd to throw | 1783.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His triumphs of a moment done | 1783.05.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] His triumphs of a moment done | 1768.07.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hiss on ye vile serpents your venomous breath | 1762.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] H--k my muse disdains | 1770.10.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hogarth stand forth-- I dare thee to be try'd | 1745.10.21 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Holland without hands | 1777.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Honours, like sulpher, cure all stains | 1758.06.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hope! 'tis vain to rest it where | 1741.01.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hosier! with indignant sorrow | 1741.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hosier! with indignant sorrow | 1741.08.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hosier! with indignant sorrow | 1762.11.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How art thou fallen, poor ill fated town | 1777.02.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How blest is he, who unconstrain'd | 1777.03.11 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How blest is he, who unconstrain'd | 1768.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How can I read and not, with zeal, commend | 1778.08.17 | Rutland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How comes all this! these pickets high | 1778.03.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How comes it valiant John | 1736.05.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How cruel Fortune, and how fickle too | 1781.07.05 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How dare you, scribbler, thus perplex us | 1751.01.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How dearly I love you, bear witness, my heart! | 1751.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How dearly I love you, bear witness, my heart! | 1778.05.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How did these self-elected monarchs raise | 1777.01.13 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How does my breast with kindling raptures glow | 1748.06.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How dreadful! in the calm, the midnight hour | 1748.07.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How dreadful! in the calm, the midnight hour | 1748.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How dreadful! in the calm, the midnight hour | 1765.07.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How e'er unlike in form and name | 1775.06.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How glorious the Aera, thrice happy the day | 1775.06.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How glorious the aera, thrice happy the day | 1775.07.05 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How glorious the aera, thrice happy the day | 1775.07.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How glorious the aera, thrice happy the day | 1775.08.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How glorious the oera, thrice happy the day | 1770.02.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How grand that union which doth far and wide extend | 1740.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How great, how just thy zeal, advent'rous youth! | 1737.02.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How hard is my fate!---to be over match'd | 1778.08.03 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How hard is your Congress' exacted conditions! | 1756.10.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How kind has heav'n adorn'd this happy land | 1756.10.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How kind has Heav'n adorn'd this happy Land | 1756.11.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How kind has heav'n adorn'd this happy land | 1746.10.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How lamentably strange is Br---n's fate | 1746.11.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How lamentably strange is Br-n's fate | 1780.11.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How little I dreamt, when I wrote last my sister | 1780.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How little I dreamt, when I wrote last, my sister | 1780.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How little I dreamt when I wrote last, my sister | 1766.12.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How long Dikephilos, must we sustain | 1735.02.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How mighty silly your resolves | 1769.10.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How much I'm surpriz'd, dear Sir, you can't guess | 1769.10.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How much I'm surpriz'd, dear Sir, you can't guess | 1722.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How now! proud Queen, what dost thou strutting here | 1780.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How oft we've seen in every form | 1777.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How rude the manners, and how sad the times | 1775.10.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How sadly, Church, are all thy honors fled! | 1775.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How sadly, Church, are all thy honors fled! | 1775.11.06 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How sadly, Church, are all thy honours fled! | 1775.10.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How sadly, Church, are all your honours fled! | 1755.05.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How shall our pious Senate's care | 1755.05.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How shall our pious senate's care | 1755.05.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How shall our pious senate's care | 1775.05.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How sleep the brave who sink to rest | 1775.11.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1767.03.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How strange it is! so many should aspire | 1745.11.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How, to thy worth, can I exalt my lays? | 1745.11.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How, to thy worth, can I exalt my lays? | 1745.12.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How to thy worth can I exalt my lays? | 1729.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How vain, Sir Knight, is thy affected rage | 1781.09.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How vast the gallant Rodney's power | 1756.03.20 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How welcome this, when fill'd with fear | 1776.06.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How wise are our rules? Our nobles, how good? | 1739.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How wou'd our neighbours sneer at this stange scene | 1739.05.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] How wou'd our neighbours sneer at this strange scene | 1761.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Humble muse, unus'd to rude alarms, An | 1781.09.06 | Plymouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Humble petition of the late new emission, The | 1781.09.15 | Plymouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Humble petition of the late new emission, The | 1774.08.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Humbly to imitate our Lord and King | 1774.02.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Huzza! Huzza! then cry'd a skinner | 1781.10.20 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hyde Parker! hide for shame your head | 1782.01.10 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hyde Parker! Hide for shame your head | 1782.01.12 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hyde Parker! Hide for shame your head | 1781.10.31 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Hyde-Parker! hide for shame your head | 1768.06.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I always insist | 1780.11.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am a Chief, a native of these lands | 1775.02.13 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am an old farmer, was born in the woods | 1780.06.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am glad my dear John, now to find that some laws | 1780.07.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am glad my dear John, now to find that some laws | 1767.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am glad to hear you hold the rudder | 1765.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am inform'd that it is said | 1765.09.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am inform'd that it is said | 1765.09.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am inform'd that it is said | 1765.09.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am inform'd that it is said | 1765.10.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am inform'd that it is said | 1781.08.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am to give the Board the information | 1781.08.23 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I am to give the Board this information | 1776.04.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I claim no likeness to your motly songs | 1769.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I come, obedient at my brethren's call | 1769.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I confess I'd warm hopes that some freeholder wou'd | 1767.04.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I could say more, had I poetick skill | 1774.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I do not know what name to give it | 1781.01.04 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I have often betrayed my trust | 1773.07.30 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I have your letter, shewing | 1783.05.03 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I hear a lion in the lobby roar | 1783.05.24 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I Hear a lion in the lobby roar | 1783.06.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I hear a lion in the lobby roar | 1776.10.09 | Elk Ridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I honor, and for ev'r will fight | 1778.05.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I, John Burgoyne, essay'd to alarm | 1776.08.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I justify ev'ry part----Of King and Parliament | 1737.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I knew that the song, which I lately did send | 1768.01.01 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I know not of what class thou art | 1777.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I lately thought no man alive | 1780.10.05 | Basseterre | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I love from my heart -- The American cause | 1774.09.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I love with all my heart | 1774.10.18 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I love with all my heart | 1776.09.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I love with all my heart | 1751.09.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I must, I will have gin!--that skillet take | 1775.07.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I own the glorious subject fires my breast | 1732.08.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I praise their ardor, that with genrous pride | 1778.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I remember on that clouded day | 1761.10.03 | St Michael's | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I Robin; arm'd with front of brass | 1772.10.31 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I see where discord, thund'ring from afar | 1782.01.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I sen yu dere Quashi, wat our Klub made | 1782.10.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I sing of George of olden days | 1782.08.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I sing of George's golden days | 1782.09.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I sing of George's golden days | 1782.09.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I sing of George's golden days | 1745.06.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I sing the praise, most famous Thomas | 1775.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I think, indeed, 'tis very odd | 1775.01.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I think, pro bono publico | 1779.04.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I Tim Gaff, literary vain | 1770.09.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I was always, for my part to Satan more civil | 1770.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I weep to see every thing confused | 1737.01.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I, who long since did draw my pen | 1783.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I, William, king, the third year of my reign | 1776.04.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I William Tryon on board the Dutchess | 1734.06.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'd ask the reason why the +Dean (+Swift) | 1774.11.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If a mistaken zeal has urg'd you on | 1774.12.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If a mistaken zeal has urg'd you on | 1774.12.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If a mistaken zeal has urg'd you on | 1771.02.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If all things succeed, as already decreed | 1771.03.28 | Connecticut | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If all things succeed, as already decreed | 1750.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If any rogue vexatious suits advance | 1751.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If bees a government maintain | 1744.12.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If E--d should ever the mistress appear | 1775.03.11 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If e'er in shady grot or bower | 1741.02.12 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If ever grief was great without disguise | 1769.12.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If fame say true (but Dame Report | 1740.06.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If, from nombre de Dios, it was once Drake's hard lot | 1734.05.30 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If from the fight they dance away | 1768.04.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If haply should the pow'rs above | 1769.06.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If heaven be pleas'd when men do leave to sin | 1781.07.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If here in the city we have nothing but riot | 1749.03.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If L---n's Alderman shall all agree | 1749.05.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If L---s's aldermen shall all agree | 1749.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If L---s's aldermen shall all agree | 1777.02.19 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If manly fortitude, and real sense | 1783.04.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If M---th--r T--tch--r, and the rest | 1768.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If now, my lord, your more important care | 1763.12.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If Pitt of pow'r had lately gain'd his fill | 1773.09.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If pompous men are at a loss | 1783.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If Sampson's foxes, tail by tail | 1783.02.04 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If Sampson's foxes tail by tail | 1774.12.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If so; what words are dark enough to draw | 1740.01.04 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If the good natur'd, hospitable man | 1775.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If thou a writer must commence | 1778.12.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If thousands die for me, must I be sore? | 1778.12.22 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If thousands die for me, must I be sore? | 1778.12.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If thousands die for me, must I be sure? | 1772.07.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If truth divine e'er flow'd from mortal's pen | 1770.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If we believe what Frenchmen say | 1740.02.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If what P-pe says be true, nor all a just | 1774.07.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If, ye powers divine! | 1774.07.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If, ye powers divine! | 1756.09.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If you believe what Frenchmen say | 1756.11.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If you believe what Frenchmen say | 1756.11.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If you believe what Frenchmen say | 1756.11.13 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If you believe what Frenchmen say | 1756.11.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If you believe what Frenchmen say | 1756.11.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If you belive what Frenchman say | 1731.05.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] If you do not put six halfpence in form | 1776.10.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ignorance of modern preachers, The | 1767.04.09 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'll burn, or hang, which ever you think right | 1767.04.06 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'll burn, or hang, whichever you think right | 1758.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'll tel you, says Q--n, why our bravery droops | 1781.05.04 | Pequaig | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'll tell you what I have to do | 1750.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Illustrious George! By heav'n's discretion chose | 1766.03.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Illustrious great! Fair virtue's steady friends! | 1766.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Illustrious great! fair virtue's steady friends! | 1766.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Illustrious great! Fair virtue's steady friends | 1766.04.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Illustrious great! fair virtue's steady friends! | 1735.07.07 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Il'ostrious Walpole he, whose envy'd name | 1766.03.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'm deceiv'd by the Devil, and left in the lurch | 1766.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'm deceived by the devil and left in the lurch | 1781.12.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'm griev'd to see in this free land | 1780.05.11 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'm not high church nor low church, nor tory, nor whig | 1782.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'm not high church not low church nor formal old prig | 1733.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'm not high-church, nor low-church, nor Tory, nor Whig | 1733.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I'm not high-church, nor low-church, nor Tory, nor Whig | 1736.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Immortal bard! for whom each muse has wove | 1748.02.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Immortal Chew, first set our quackers right | 1729.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Immortal genius of Great Britain rise | 1741.07.27 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Immortal Newton, never spoke | 1728.07.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Immortal William Sav'd the British Isle | 1770.07.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Imperial Jove, of Gods and men supreme | 1739.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Imprimis, all the hearts that Chloe's got | 1775.08.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.08.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.08.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.09.05 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.09.06 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.09.11 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.09.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.09.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1775.10.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions of day | 1783.03.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions above | 1783.03.05 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions above | 1783.03.22 | Talbot C H | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a chariot of light from the regions above | 1769.10.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a late very famous--much talk'd of petition | 1769.10.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a late very famous--much talk'd of petition | 1777.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a mouldring cave, where th' oppressed retreat | 1749.01.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In a thick shade, the owl, the bat | 1767.08.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In all humility we crave | 1761.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ancient days, 'twas God's most sacred will | 1775.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ancient times, if history tells true | 1779.04.03 | Gloucester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ancient times, the sacred plough employ'd | 1779.06.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ancient times the sacred plough employ'd | 1773.08.13 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ancient times, when pride, nor show | 1767.02.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ancient times, when trees could speak | 1774.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ancient times--tyranny and civil wars | 1748.09.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In antient times this honour'd H--se did hold | 1767.12.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In beauty of wit | 1776.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Boston, once, t'will stain the historic page | 1776.06.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Boston, once, t'will stain the historic page | 1776.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Boston, once, t'will stain the historic page | 1776.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Boston, once, t'will stain the historic page | 1776.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1776.06.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1776.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1776.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Britain once, it stains th' historic page | 1766.03.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In days for yore when freedom reign'd | 1765.10.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In days of yore, and pious times | 1766.03.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In days of yore when freedom reign'd | 1766.03.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In days of yore when freedom reign'd | 1766.04.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In days of youre when freedom reign'd | 1775.06.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In distant periods near the ancient flood | 1771.12.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In earliest times, ere man had learn'd | 1746.05.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In earliest times when good old Saturn sway'd | 1764.10.26 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Empire young, scarce warm on Gotham's throne | 1775.10.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ev'ry civil war this hazard's run | 1775.10.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ev'ry civil war this hazard's run | 1775.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ev'ry civil war this hazard's run | 1783.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In ev'ry newspaper--that copious sheet | 1768.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In fable I've read of a small quadruped | 1762.10.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In fame's bright annals shall New-Hampshire stand | 1783.07.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former days- no matter when | 1783.08.14 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former days- no matter when | 1783.08.21 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former days--no matter when | 1783.08.27 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former days--no matter when | 1783.09.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former days-no matter when | 1783.09.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former days--no matter when | 1783.11.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former days-no matter when | 1772.06.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In former times there liv'd one Aristotle | 1770.06.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In freedom's sacred cause we draw the pen | 1770.06.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In freedom's sacred cause we draw the pen | 1770.07.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In freedom's sacred cause we draw the pen | 1770.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In freedom's sacred cause we draw the pen | 1770.07.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In freedom's sacred cause we draw the pen | 1770.08.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In freedom's sacred cause we draw the pen | 1775.01.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In George the second's golden days | 1775.01.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In George the second's golden days | 1780.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In good King George's golden days | 1765.03.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In good Queen Anna's days, when Tories reign'd | 1774.09.26 | Easton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In happier times if such should ever be | 1774.10.25 | Easton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In happier times if such should ever be | 1744.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Lewis see the fate of Kings | 1768.07.07 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In love with a pedantick jargon | 1758.10.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In my rounds the other day | 1777.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In nature's works, we have beheld | 1778.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In nature's works, we have beheld | 1778.11.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Newport there's been found of late | 1778.11.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Newport there's been found of late | 1779.01.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Newport there's been found of late | 1779.01.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Newport there's been found of late | 1729.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In old King Harry's days, (that odd-piece) | 1783.11.22 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In our dependent golden days | 1783.12.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In our dependent golden days | 1766.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In peace let slander rouse her envious tide | 1766.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In peace let slander rouse her envious tide | 1766.08.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In peace let slander rouse her envious tide | 1746.08.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Phedrus' days, when frogs could speak | 1782.03.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Plato's dark abodes, the sisters three | 1782.02.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In Pluto's dark abodes, the sisters three | 1760.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In poetry S---h takes delight | 1748.08.08 | Aix la Chpplle | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In S--h peace and war united go | 1728.02.27 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In spight of legions of infernal devils below | 1774.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In spite of rice, in spite of wheat | 1774.09.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In spite of rice, in spite of wheat | 1774.09.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In spite of rise, in spite of wheat | 1760.05.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In story we're told | 1775.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In story we're told | 1775.11.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In story we're told | 1760.07.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In story we're told how our monarchs of old | 1775.10.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In story, we're told, that heroes of old | 1783.10.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In strict obedience to the heav'nly power | 1762.04.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In that great day, Wolfe's warring spirit fled! | 1756.01.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In the almighty's pow'r how great is man | 1762.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In the Boston Gazette of last Monday last | 1760.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In the great sov'reign of the skies | 1762.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In the Hampshire Gazette of last Friday past | 1781.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In the long struggles of a warm debate | 1779.03.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In the midst of much commotion | 1781.09.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In the regions of light, at a banquet conven'd | 1779.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical, in Thirteen Hymns suited to the Present times [t], for sale | 1762.11.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In this great Monarch's fate you see | 1762.11.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In this great monarch's fate you see | 1762.11.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In this great monarch's fate you see | 1750.06.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In this judicious piece, the work of years | 1772.10.24 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In times by selfishness and faction sour'd | 1780.01.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In times of yore, there was a time | 1772.03.31 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In times when general health prevails | 1737.07.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain at our vices the parsons exclaim | 1747.05.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain, fond youth, dost thou attempt to move | 1768.03.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain has art her pow'r express'd | 1762.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain may rancour vent its spite | 1762.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain may rancour vent its spite | 1734.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain th' indulgence of the warmer sun | 1734.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain th' indulgence of the warmer sun | 1734.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain the indulgence of the warmer sun | 1766.02.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In vain ye writers, you your proofs produce | 1768.03.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In verse immortal, who can shine | 1743.01.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In what a maze of errour do I stray | 1770.06.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] In winter months our Senate sits | 1775.12.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Indeed, master Gage | 1776.02.26 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Indeed, my friend, I will not hear | 1770.03.01 | Connecticut | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Independents of old, as in history we're told | 1782.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Indian chief who, fam'd of yore, The | 1783.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Indian chief, who, fam'd of yore, The | 1783.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Indian chief who, fam'd of yore, The | 1783.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Indian chief who, fam'd of yore, The | 1777.01.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Infant year begins to roll, The | 1767.02.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Innocence is a defence | 1767.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Innocence is a defence | 1770.02.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Inspir'd by patriotic flame | 1780.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Insulted by a haughty foe | 1769.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Insulting wretch, we'll him expose | 1779.04.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ireland--trembling | 1734.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Irish mungrel, lately run away, An | 1771.07.18 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Is it true, ye sons of fame | 1769.01.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Is there [ ] seeks a patriots honest fame? | 1776.11.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Is there not some chosen course | 1779.01.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Is there such cause for joy, ye sons of mirth | 1782.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Is this the land, where in these worst of time | 1769.08.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Is this your cursed nostrum? | 1736.07.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It can't be treason in our own defence | 1783.08.14 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It comes! it comes! the promis'd aera comes! | 1783.07.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It comes! it comes! the promis'd era comes! | 1783.07.16 | Chestertown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It comes! it comes! the promis'd era comes! | 1783.07.23 | Chestertown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It comes! it comes! the promis'd era comes! | 1772.05.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It gives me ample satisfaction | 1771.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It is a dark a threat'ning day | 1783.03.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It is a dark a threat'ning day | 1778.07.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It is not the force of mortal arm | 1770.12.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It must be so! M--y, thou reason'st well | 1783.06.12 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It must be so--farewell my native land | 1783.06.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It must be so-farewell my native land! | 1752.02.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It must be so---Machiavel reasons well | 1766.05.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It must be so--my sons, ye reason well! | 1751.11.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It pleases me that Pope unlaurel'd goes | 1778.11.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] It was on Mr Percy's land | 1736.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I've not the art of tickling vulgar ears | 1736.04.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I've not the art of tickling vulgar ears | 1775.12.06 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I've too much grace to play the knave | 1744.07.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] I've wrote a Book and fix'd my Name | 1747.07.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Jack reckons up the Ad---ls we have | 1766.11.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Jackal, faithful, firm, and bold, A | 1741.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] J--es wondrous bow of various dyes | 1777.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joe's wonderful deeds far surpasses all story | 1767.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] John, Tom, Dick, and Harry, liv'd near one another | 1781.08.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Jove in his wrath, to shame the Prince of Hell | 1781.05.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Jove on a certain memorable day | 1779.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joy to great Congress, joy an hundred fold | 1779.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joy to the great Congress, Joy an hundred fold | 1770.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joy to thee, lovely thief, that thou | 1783.04.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at last have come! | 1783.05.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at last have come! | 1783.06.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at last have come! | 1783.04.30 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at length have come! | 1783.05.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at length have come! | 1783.06.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at length have come! | 1783.09.11 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at length have come! | 1783.09.18 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Joyful days at length have come! | 1774.04.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Juba! A name that carries the sound | 1779.09.25 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] July they say, the fifteenth day | 1779.09.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] July, they say, the fifteenth day | 1734.12.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Jurors of our Lord the King, The | 1735.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Jurors of our Lord the King, The | 1775.08.22 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Just as Joseph took his flight | 1774.09.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Just is the strife, in thy devoted land | 1747.06.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Just sense you express for the loss of our CAP, The | 1778.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Justice from then her face must hide | 1772.03.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] K-- disappoints the wishes of his subjects | 1779.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Keppel with courage plows the deep | 1779.05.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Keppel with courage plows the deep | 1779.06.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Keppel, with courage plows the deep | 1779.06.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Keppel with courage, plows the deep | 1767.05.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Kind audience, something I have now to say | 1783.03.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King George in a fright | 1774.05.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King (God bless him!) is an honest man, The | 1781.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King Hancock sat in regal state | 1758.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King of France, with forty thousand man | 1758.03.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King of France, with forty thousand men, The | 1777.04.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King who acts on principles divine, The | 1777.05.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King who acts on principles divine, The | 1781.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] King's body coachman has cut his own throat, The | 1774.06.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Kings should be guardians of the state | 1774.06.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Kings should be guardians of the state | 1780.08.17 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Know all men, who may be concerned | 1739.06.13 | Warwickshire | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Know every Christian man alive | 1734.04.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Know you lawyers can with ease | 1769.10.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] L-- M---r presents | 1773.09.16 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lack-a-day my muse has stray'd, A | 1754.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ladies! there's something happen'd now so queer | 1754.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ladies! there's something happen'd now so queer | 1754.11.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ladies! there's something happen'd now so queer | 1776.09.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lady, possess'd of a handsome estate, A | 1776.11.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Laid out their spiritual gifts to further | 1745.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Last invasion lucky came, The | 1783.05.27 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Last Thursday (April 24th) | 1783.06.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Last Thursday (April 24th) | 1782.12.24 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Last Thursday was the day of glee | 1783.01.02 | Huntstown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Last Thursday was the day of glee | 1768.11.17 | Mayfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lately when suffering by a fire | 1766.06.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Law is, as now a days is us'd | 1737.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lawyer of whose art the basis | 1740.01.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lawyer, orator, divine, The | 1747.06.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] L---d have mercy on us! ...the Capitol! the capitol | 1747.06.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] L--d have mercy on us!--the capitol! the capitol! | 1747.06.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] L--d have mercy upon us !--the capitol! | 1778.08.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Leave, Garrick, the rich landscape, proudly gay | 1746.05.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lene's a tester, cries the loon | 1776.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Less numerous by their parents' crimes | 1782.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Less numerous by their parents crimes | 1776.01.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Less numerous their parent's crimes | 1744.12.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Less shall proud Rome her ancient trophies boast | 1774.07.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lest you should think me -levis | 1768.11.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let ----- judges, ministers combine | 1770.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let a scaffold be rais'd on fame Towerhill | 1745.07.29 | Long Island | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let all true subjects now rejoice | 1783.04.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let banjers play and bagpipes join | 1775.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let Britons, now sunk into tyrants and slaves! | 1778.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let croakers croak, for croak they will | 1778.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let croakers croak, for croak they will | 1778.10.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let croakers croak, for croak they will | 1783.06.05 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let every age due honours pay! | 1783.06.13 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let every age due honours pay | 1783.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let every freeman's bosom beat with joy | 1783.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let every freeman's bosom beat with joy | 1783.05.14 | Cumberland Cty | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let ev'ry age due honors pay | 1783.05.21 | Cumberland Cty | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let ev'ry age due honours pay | 1776.11.27 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let fatal spirits still loud complain | 1769.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let folks in high and holy stations | 1775.04.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let foolish Rigdum laugh or cry | 1777.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let freedom and love be the glee of our song | 1780.03.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let Gallia mourn! th'insulting foe | 1775.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let Grecian bards and Roman poets tell | 1734.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let groveling misers count their sordid store | 1735.02.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let groveling misers count their sordid store | 1772.06.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let him cry blackmoor-devil whose skin is white | 1774.08.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let him who owns the cap, declare it | 1769.05.11 | Scotland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let hoary age and lisping infants tell | 1775.09.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let joy be dumb, let mirth's gay carol cease | 1776.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let little tyrants, conscience gor'd | 1770.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let me not live, to see that fatal day | 1778.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let me too see the great, good man! | 1777.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let nations wrapt in wonder | 1729.06.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let other pens th'ungrateful news declare | 1774.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let others strive by servile arts to gain | 1774.10.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let others strive by servile arts to gain | 1775.01.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let others strive by servile arts to gain | 1779.09.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let others toil, their empire to extend | 1769.10.04 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let parliaments be chosen ev'ry year | 1729.07.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let Philadelphia's generous sons excuse | 1777.12.15 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let poets sing, in raptures high | 1740.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let Rome no more with ostentation show | 1778.04.21 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let Rome, the glories of her Pompey tell | 1779.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let songs of triumph every voice employ | 1747.06.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let such teach others, who themselves excel | 1765.04.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let the good of the state | 1782.04.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let those who will, be proud and sneer | 1782.05.16 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let those who will be proud and sneer | 1782.05.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let those who will, be proud and sneer | 1768.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let tyrants keep their guards for pomp and state | 1768.11.29 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let tyrants keep their guards for pomp and state | 1760.03.10 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let us melt down our plate, who hoard up the dross | 1760.03.21 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let us melt down our plate, who hoard up the dross? | 1779.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let us take the road! | 1768.11.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let venal judges; ministers combine | 1768.12.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let venal judges; ministers combine | 1739.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let venal pens in trifling numbers flow | 1779.08.18 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let venal poets praise a King | 1779.09.11 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let venal poets praise a king | 1779.10.12 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let venal poets praise a King | 1768.07.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let zealous patriots plead their country's cause | 1750.06.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let's away to New-Scotland, where plenty sits queen | 1750.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let's away to Nova Scotia, where plenty sits queen | 1738.12.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let's bore a hole in Robin's snout | 1775.01.13 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Let's look to Greece, and Athens! | 1775.02.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lets look to Greece and Athens! | 1758.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lewis, the winter harsh, and climate rough | 1760.01.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lewis, whose heart is cas'd with stone | 1760.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lewis, whose heart is cas'd with stone | 1762.05.17 | Long Island | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lewis worsted on the ocean | 1775.05.10 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Liberty! thou dearest child of heaven | 1782.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Life fawning slaves as ever crawl'd | 1767.06.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Life of slander, scrawl, and quarrel past, A | 1782.03.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Like fawning slaves as ever crawl'd | 1764.01.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Like flow'ry field the nations stand | 1779.07.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lion is (beyond dispute) | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Listen to that swelling noise | 1728.09.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Littleton in this section's former part | 1760.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! Hark! I hear a solemn trump of war | 1783.04.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo peace refulgent, with her olive wand | 1767.04.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! Sons of trade from paths of profit stray | 1770.09.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! swarming o'er the new discover'd world | 1736.12.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! swarming southward on rejoicing suns | 1755.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo, the swift courier hov'ring on the eye! | 1742.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! thrice obedient to the great command | 1742.03.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! thrice obedient to the great command | 1760.03.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! to new worlds th'advent'rous muse conveys | 1765.09.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lo! Villians tremble, and do fear | 1733.01.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Locke, Newton, Clarke, and Wollaston are seen | 1768.07.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lolling at ease, and void of care | 1780.03.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] London, November twenty-five | 1780.03.29 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] London, November twenty-five | 1758.07.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] London! the needy villain's general home | 1728.08.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long as New England groan'd beneath the load | 1735.06.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long did Euphrates make us glad | 1781.09.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long groan'd these regions with the dire alarms | 1758.01.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had a mungrel French and Indian brood | 1758.01.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had a mungrel French and Indian brood | 1760.05.03 | Cape Fear | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had despair approach'd Britannia's shore | 1731.09.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had mankind with darkness been oppress'd | 1732.12.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had mankind with darkness been oppress'd | 1733.02.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had mankind with darkness been oppress'd | 1760.03.27 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had sad Albion mourn'd her coward race | 1760.04.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had sad Albion mourn'd her coward race | 1760.05.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had sad Albion mourn'd her coward race | 1721.08.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long had the rulers prudent care | 1783.05.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long has Columbia's crimson'd shore | 1740.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long have the learned pastors of the age | 1740.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long have the learned pastors of the age | 1722.06.04 | Plymouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long have the weaker sons of Harvard strove | 1783.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long life and low spirits were never my choice | 1775.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long mourn'd silence of the muse is o'er, The | 1783.05.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long now has the God of arms | 1730.01.13 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long since I bad the pleasing muse adieu | 1730.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long since I bade the pleasant muse adieu | 1740.04.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long, thro' domestic feuds and party | 1740.03.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long, thro' domestick feuds and party rage | 1740.04.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Long, thro domestick feuds and party rage | 1758.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Look down, O God! regard my cry! | 1759.06.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Look, see the mighty hero stand | 1759.08.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Look, see the mighty hero stand | 1780.08.24 | Leominster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Looking over your last paper | 1753.08.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Loom, the comb, and spinning wheel, The | 1768.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Loquatious, loud, and turbulent of tongue | 1776.03.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lord Bute, a rule maker | 1770.09.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lord Mayor being dead, it is always the fashion | 1769.10.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lord Mayor, present, The | 1776.05.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lord North has sent over an Army and Fleet | 1761.05.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lord now tune our hearts to sing, The | 1775.01.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lord Shipley is a man of sense | 1775.02.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1775.02.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1775.02.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1775.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1775.03.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1775.03.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1775.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1775.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Lost is our old simplicity of times | 1780.01.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Loud rumour speaks, "The French and Spaniards steer | 1768.02.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Loud shrieks the publican; the last returns | 1743.01.27 | France | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Louis! je plains ton destin | 1749.01.11 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Love! thou divinest good below | 1738.04.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Low, in the gloomy vale of thought, confin'd | 1766.02.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Low! swarming o'er the new discover'd world | 1766.04.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Low! swarming o'er the new discover'd world | 1766.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Low! swarming o'er the new discover'd world | 1760.01.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] L---s, who grinds both great and small | 1769.08.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] M-- belov'd, whose sires, with gentle hand | 1768.09.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Madam, permit an humble muse to pay | 1772.07.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Madman, Fool, and Janus Knave, A | 1756.11.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mahon is gone, and with it gone our trade! | 1756.11.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mahon is gone, and with it gone our trade! | 1778.04.04 | York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Make room, O ye kingdoms, in hist'ry renowned | 1778.04.08 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Make room O ye kingdoms in hist'ry renown'd | 1778.04.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Make room, O ye kingdoms, in hist'ry renowned | 1774.01.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Making Boston harbour into tea, The | 1768.06.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Making laws for to ensnare the just, The | 1768.06.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Making laws for to ensnare the just, The | 1773.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Making of Boston harbour into tea, The | 1781.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Man in manhood maim'd he's pleased to hear | 1772.12.03 | Surry County | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Man of worth, a man of truth, A | 1778.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Man of your vein, is always in pain, A | 1768.01.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Man who at daybreaking breaks off his rest, The | 1777.02.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Man who submits without striking a blow, The | 1777.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Man who submits, without striking a blow, The | 1772.06.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Man with strong reason is endow'd | 1776.09.16 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mankind my rover, unvex'd by strife | 1772.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Manking may walk, unvex'd by strife | 1778.03.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Many a foot make up one rhyme | 1779.02.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] March, march my country march! and to the field | 1759.01.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mark with what different zeal each nation arms | 1759.03.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mark with what different zeal each nation arms | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mark yon wretch submissive bending | 1746.11.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Marlbro' with men and time his sieges won | 1778.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mars, conquest-plum'd, the Cyprian Queen disarms | 1778.06.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mars, conquest-plum'd. the Cyprian Queen disarms | 1761.06.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mars, inform'd that some wits, with inquisitive eye | 1748.03.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mars, O God of War, why hast thou turned thy backs | 1748.03.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mars, O god of war, why hast thou turned | 1775.02.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] May each unkind report | 1768.06.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] May it please your gumpship; for 'tis clever | 1767.01.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] May liberty restor'd successful reign | 1772.10.15 | Tarborough | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] May Milner's name in future annals shine | 1782.11.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] May peace her olive wand extend | 1769.05.22 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] May that base miscreant, who unlicenc'd, wreaks | 1773.09.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] May't please your honours to ordain | 1757.08.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Means and arts that to perfection bring, The | 1769.01.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mean-time Imperial Neptune heard the sound | 1777.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Meddle not with state affairs | 1773.04.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Men need both fear, to preach and hear | 1773.11.19 | New Hampshire | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Men need both fear, to preach and hear | 1773.11.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Men need not fear, to preach and hear | 1775.06.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Men of every size and station | 1775.07.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Men of every size and station | 1752.08.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Men still are men; and those who nobly dare | 1758.12.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Methinks I see Britannia's genius here | 1758.12.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Methinks I see Britannia's genius here | 1759.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Methinks I see Britannia's genius here | 1759.02.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Methinks I see Britannia's Genius here | 1774.03.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Methinks I see my honour'd friend | 1769.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Midas, we read, with wond'rous art of old | 1769.02.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Midas, we read, with wond'rous art of old | 1783.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Midst distant murmurs, war's tremendous sound | 1762.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mine be the task the English war to sing | 1780.09.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ministers bad, The | 1756.12.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Minorca's gone! Oswego too is lost | 1732.02.07 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mistress A---y, to you I fly | 1767.01.05 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Modeste sur un trone orne par la Victoire | 1762.11.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Monarchs, 'tis true, should calm the storms of war | 1783.09.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Monarchs, 'tis true, should calm the storms of war | 1783.10.20 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Monarchs, 'Tis true, should calm the storms of war | 1783.10.30 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Monarchs, 'tis true, should calm the storms of war | 1771.05.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Money thou ow'st me | 1759.12.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Monsieur, your letter came too late | 1776.02.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Monster, not a man, who truth doth hide, The | 1782.12.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1782.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1782.12.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears | 1782.12.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears | 1782.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1782.12.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1782.12.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears | 1782.12.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1783.01.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1783.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1783.01.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More I reflect, the more plain it appears, The | 1783.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More than content with what my labours gain | 1769.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More than content with what my talents gain | 1769.02.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More than content with what my talents gain | 1770.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More than content with what my talents gain | 1776.02.16 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] More yet, the methods, you, oh chief! ordained | 1727.11.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most gracious sovereign Lord, may't please | 1727.11.09 | English ship | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most gracious sovereign lord our King | 1761.08.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most gracious Sovereign Lord our King | 1783.11.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most human forms of government were made | 1758.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most humbly, sir, we this petition | 1758.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most humbly, Sir, we this petition | 1770.03.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most men can least in others bear | 1734.07.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Most noble peer, your ever charming verse | 1783.12.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mother England was sick and just ready to die | 1766.11.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mourn England, old and new, from shore to shore | 1766.09.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mourn England, old and new--from shore to shore | 1766.10.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mourn England, old and new--from shore to shore | 1766.10.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mourn England, old and new--from shore to shore-- | 1770.07.11 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mourn, Georgians, mourn your wretched state | 1774.10.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Mourn, hapless Caledonia, mourn | 1759.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Much has been said at this unlucky time | 1754.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Much has been said in this reforming age | 1775.06.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Much of its beauty, usefulness, and force | 1722.06.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse disdains, The | 1768.02.08 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1770.08.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1771.05.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1771.12.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1773.09.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1774.07.25 | America | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1774.08.02 | America | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1774.08.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1774.08.25 | America | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1775.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1775.11.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1775.11.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1779.05.01 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, disgusted at an age and clime, The | 1767.11.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse! lend your aid, your wonted aid | 1767.12.17 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse! raise thy voice, attune thy song afresh | 1760.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, resume the sounding lyre | 1754.12.12 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse that us'd in silvan strains to sing, The | 1755.01.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse that us'd in silvan strains to sing | 1755.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse that us'd in silvan strains to sing, The | 1755.02.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse that us'd in silvan strains to sing, The | 1755.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse that us'd in Silvan strains to sing, The | 1775.07.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muse, whom virtue's friend our heroes deem, The | 1743.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Musketo just starv'd, in a sorry condition, A | 1743.12.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Musketo just starv'd, in a sorry condition, A | 1760.02.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Must Babel's lofty towers submit to fate? | 1760.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Must Babel's lofty towers submit to fate? | 1780.09.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Must little villains then submit to fate | 1748.08.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Must Saxe's credit then from stain | 1748.07.27 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Must Saxe's credit then from stain be clear | 1748.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Must Saxe's credit then from stain be clear | 1748.08.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Must Saxe's credit then from strain be clear | 1722.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Muzzy, may now Couranto's art defy | 1759.11.20 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Boston babies who are so dear | 1772.02.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My brother curs is Dartmouth a dirty bent | 1772.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My brother curs is Dartmouth's a dirty bone | 1772.02.18 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My brother curs is Dartmouth's a dirty bone | 1782.12.28 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My dear brother Ned, we are knock'd o' the head | 1779.08.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My ever dear and favourite son | 1773.03.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My fate's today; tomorrow you must die! | 1766.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My gentle Reps, once more, I now behold | 1777.01.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My good paper-stainer | 1765.09.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My heart misgives, 'tis not the thing | 1747.07.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Honey dear, now by my shoul, (excuse familiar banter | 1781.07.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My leader's name (but more perhaps my own) | 1777.04.29 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lord, with your leave | 1782.03.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords and Gentlemen | 1776.02.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords and Gentlemen, attend! | 1782.02.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain | 1782.02.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain | 1782.03.05 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain | 1782.03.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain | 1782.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain | 1782.03.14 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain | 1782.03.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords, I can hardly from weeping refrain | 1777.01.22 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.02.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.02.24 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1777.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Lords, with your leave | 1777.04.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My lords, with your leave | 1756.05.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My monarch bids me tell you (wid his great condeshenons | 1759.01.27 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My muse, assume a grateful strain | 1758.10.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My muse, haste assistance for my lays | 1758.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My muse, I [ask] assistance for my lays | 1730.08.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My muse uncall'd, starts forth; not vainly fir'd | 1782.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My native shades delights no more | 1742.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My neighbour Gravelook to preserve his store | 1742.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Neighbour Gravelook to preserve his store | 1782.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My soldiers all | 1771.02.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My spiteful lines betray my livid face | 1759.03.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] My Tho'ts do coincide in part | 1766.01.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Narcissus, the Tartarian Club disclaims | 1768.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nations unborn shall curse the men who first | 1773.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nations unborn shall curse the men who first | 1774.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nations unborn shall curse the men who first | 1774.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nations unborn shall curse the men who first | 1774.07.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nations unborn shall curse the men who first | 1774.08.12 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nations unborn shall curse the men who first | 1771.09.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nature hath fram'd strange fellows in her time | 1780.08.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Near his meridian pomp the Sun | 1740.06.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Near Philip's church without controul | 1750.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Near to the center of the city stands | 1782.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ne'er be thy charms, fair liberty ! resign'd | 1767.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ne'er be thy charms, fair Liberty! resign'd | 1767.10.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ne'er be thy charms, fair liberty! resign'd | 1782.06.08 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ne'er be thy charms, fair Liberty! resign'd | 1780.02.03 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ne'er yet in vain did heav'n its omen send | 1780.02.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ne'er yet in vain did heav'n its omens send | 1745.12.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Neptune and Mars in Council met | 1745.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Neptune and Mars in council met | 1735.01.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Neptune be kind, and calm the raging sea | 1780.07.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] New vernal gales refresh the cheerful sky | 1774.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] New-England's annoyances you that would know them | 1783.03.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] News! News! in the Gazette!" resounds from afar | 1783.03.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] News! News! in the Gazette! resounds from afar | 1770.01.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] New-year gift! I must protest, A | 1778.06.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Next in our song shall be | 1760.11.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nine taylors make a man, the proverb says | 1760.10.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nine taylors makes a man, the proverb says | 1777.11.12 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nine thousand better troops this war | 1777.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nine thousand hunter troops, this war | 1746.03.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nixon unfolds the mysteries of fate | 1770.06.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No crocodile's salacious snares | 1780.06.02 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No cry, more tuneable | 1782.05.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No emblems here the tablet grace | 1782.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No emblems here the tablet grace | 1769.07.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No gentlemen's I think it proper | 1760.01.10 | Birmingham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No longer, Britain, mourn thy statesmen dead | 1760.01.25 | Birmingham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No longer, Britain, mourn thy statesmen dead | 1773.06.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No longer let Rome her great sanctity boast | 1747.06.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No man was ever yet so void of sense | 1764.02.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more are Mars's blust'ring sons | 1758.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more let haughty Austrians cry | 1782.10.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more my friends, of vain applause | 1782.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more my friends, of vain applause | 1783.06.10 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more my friends of vain applause | 1738.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more of comick sports, or childish toy's | 1760.06.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more, proud Gallia, make thy boast | 1760.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more, proud Gallia, make thy boast | 1756.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more shall Britons their protection owe | 1756.06.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more shall Britons their protection owe | 1756.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more shall Britons their protection owe | 1771.08.01 | Staffordshire | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No more to join in festive dance | 1756.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No person shall Britons their protection owe | 1736.06.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No questions mov'd about your claim | 1763.11.07 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No sword of violence protects a crime | 1781.07.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No traces of a nation's sad disgrace | 1781.08.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No traces of a nation's sad disgrace | 1781.08.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No traces of a nation's sad disgrace | 1781.08.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No traces of a nation's sad disgrace | 1781.08.22 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No traces of a nation's sad disgrace | 1747.08.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] No worse offence an author can commit | 1773.09.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Noise was heard thro' all the land, A | 1770.04.20 | Rhode Island | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor can the impartial muse forget | 1765.01.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor house, nor hut, or fruitful field, | 1769.01.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor law, nor cavalcade of Ho'born | 1769.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor law, nor cavalcade of Ho'born | 1779.02.20 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor less on earth the Pigmy fury glows | 1768.12.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor let half patriots, those | 1769.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor sense nor law protect thee now | 1778.06.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor shall I pass unsung the prelate's name | 1775.12.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nor this the worst. At social decay | 1783.01.31 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] North tho't a peace would do no harm | 1783.02.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] North thought a peace would do no harm | 1781.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Northern pair, we wave the name, A | 1781.03.08 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Northern pair, we wave the name, A | 1781.04.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Northern pair, we wave the name, A | 1780.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Not all delights the bloody spear | 1779.04.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Not all the threats or favour of a crown | 1776.09.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Not all the threats, or favours of a crown | 1736.12.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Not unprophetick was the muses song | 1763.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Not with more pleasure o'er the fragrant lawn | 1763.06.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Not with more pleasure o'er the fragrant lawn | 1765.08.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now as each beast of prey, tho' pinch'd for food | 1765.09.09 | Windham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now as each beast of prey, tho' pinch'd for food | 1765.09.12 | Connecticut | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now as each beast of prey, tho' pinch'd for food | 1769.09.05 | Marblehead | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now did the Bagpipe in hoarse notes begin | 1769.07.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now gentlemen I think it proper | 1769.07.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now gentlemen I think it proper | 1769.07.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now, gentlemen, I think it proper | 1769.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now, gentlemen, I think it proper | 1769.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now gentlemen I think it proper | 1769.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now gentlemen I think it proper | 1769.07.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now gentlemen I think it proper | 1769.07.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now, gentlemen, I think it proper | 1745.11.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now George returns, our faith's defender | 1745.11.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now George returns, our faith's defender | 1771.06.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now he that's inflam'd with the fuel of ambition | 1759.09.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now high in honour raise the hero's name | 1772.06.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now hope descends on downy wing | 1756.07.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now hostile fury every breast inspires | 1737.10.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now is my 12 month task come to conclusion | 1733.12.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now lay your politics aside | 1776.10.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now liberty is all the plan | 1767.04.11 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now may the earth with acclamations ring | 1767.04.11 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now may the freemen of this corporation | 1778.04.08 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now mighty scenes are op'ning to our view | 1778.06.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now mighty scenes are op'sing to our view | 1760.03.08 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now morn arose, and in the Gallic clime | 1780.04.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now, my jolly boys, attack 'em | 1770.09.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now oft had Henry changed his sly disguise | 1770.10.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now oft had Henry changed his sly disguise | 1770.11.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now oft had Henry changed his sly disguise | 1769.11.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now shake, ye Tories! See the Rogue behind | 1765.12.09 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now should some slave born villain dare | 1765.08.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now should some slave-born villain dare | 1765.09.06 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now should some slave-born villain dare | 1776.08.10 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now states-united in firm bonds agree | 1767.04.03 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now strange it is! so many should aspire | 1780.07.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now the British boys with spirit | 1762.06.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now the haughty Monsieur | 1763.01.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now to my arms, imbarks the pride of Spain | 1762.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now to my arms, submits the pride of Spain | 1763.01.24 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now to my arms, submits the pride of Spain | 1768.10.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! Your time is come | 1768.10.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble colonists! your time is come | 1768.10.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now tremble Colonists! your time is come | 1782.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now war and bloodshed are no more | 1736.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now with a better face affairs appear | 1728.06.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Now, with the pious British rite | 1766.11.10 | Leipzig | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Nun glaub ich fast der Heiden Luegen | 1781.07.04 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! Benedict thy name recorded shall stand | 1781.07.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! Benedict thy name recorded shall stand | 1776.07.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! Britain! Britain! whom of late | 1764.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Britain, chosen port of trade | 1756.01.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Britain! lend an ear, and by thyself | 1767.04.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Burke, to whom the flowing lines belong | 1776.02.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O can a Briton, unconcerned behold | 1729.01.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Chesterfield with early Laurels crown'd | 1734.12.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O cruelty unknown before | 1779.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O damn this Congress, damn each upstart state | 1779.06.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O damn this Congress, damn each upstart state | 1779.06.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O damn this Congress, damn each upstart state | 1779.06.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O damn this Congress, damn each upstart state | 1779.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O damn this Congress, damn each upstart state | 1776.10.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O despicable state of all that groan | 1758.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O fam'd Pytha'ras! if thy system's true | 1774.09.22 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O for a muse of fire and smoke! to tell | 1775.03.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O freedom! sovereign boon of heaven | 1775.10.27 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O friends! be men: your gen'rous breasts inflame | 1739.03.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O genius of Hibernia's state! | 1776.01.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O George! thou cruelest sovereign tyrant of this age | 1774.10.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O God of mercy bend thine ear | 1772.06.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Goddard! cou'd my pen assist thy cause | 1768.10.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Goddess, on whose steps attend | 1775.03.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O great Apollo thou assist my pen | 1775.11.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O great reverse of Tully's coward heart | 1748.05.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Hawke! distinguish'd by a just applause | 1767.08.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O heavens! what means this torpor of my brain! | 1773.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O how I laugh when I a Blockhead see | 1769.01.21 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O liberty! thou darling of mankind | 1773.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Liberty! thou goddess heavenly bright | 1775.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Liberty! thou Goddess heavenly bright | 1771.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O liberty, transporting name! | 1764.12.21 | Chester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Lord our God arise | 1763.06.11 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Mayhew! hadst thou been reserv'd | 1768.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O monitor, thou deep adept | 1774.08.29 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1774.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1774.10.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1774.11.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.02.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.02.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.03.04 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1775.03.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my baby, my baby | 1748.03.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O my Renown! [Le'Renomme] Maurepas is fled | 1767.01.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Portius, is there not some chosen curse | 1770.01.11 | Charlestown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Reiley! In a land of freedom nurs'd | 1769.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! rouse, ye Britons, good and brave | 1768.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Sammy! why art thou so silly? | 1776.05.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O shame to men! Devil with devil damn'd | 1779.07.27 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O [ ] ships that line this shore | 1766.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O them whom next to heav'n we most revere | 1758.03.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! thou undaunted prince! whom millions own | 1758.03.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! thou undaunted prince! whom millions own | 1778.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou! who smil'st no more | 1778.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou, who with surpassing glory crown'd | 1766.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom next to Heav'n we most revere | 1766.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom next to heav'n we most revere | 1766.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom next to heav'n we most revere | 1766.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom next to Heav'n we most revere | 1766.05.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom next to Heav'n we most revere | 1766.06.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom next to heav'n we most revere | 1766.06.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom next to heav'n we most revere | 1766.06.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou whom, next to heav'n, we most revere | 1775.11.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Thou whom next to Heav'n we most revere | 1775.12.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Thou whom next to Heav'n we most revere | 1771.02.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou, whom placemen all adore | 1758.12.28 | France | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O thou! whose mighty mind disdains | 1774.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! twas a joyful sound to hear | 1774.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! twas a joyful sound to hear | 1774.06.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! twas a joyful sound to hear | 1774.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! Twas a joyful sound to hear | 1774.06.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O! twas a joyful sound to hear | 1752.08.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O Walter! Thou for great atchievements born! | 1769.08.04 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O what avails our unexhausted stores | 1747.12.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O when shall (long-lost) honour guide the war | 1780.09.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O wherefore, brother Jonathan | 1780.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O wherefore, brother Jonathan | 1772.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O W-sh-gt-n, Vulcanian bard | 1781.04.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O ye brave few in whom we still may find | 1773.12.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O ye brave men, in whom we still may find | 1773.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O ye brave men, in whom we still may find | 1773.12.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O ye brave men, in whom we still may find | 1773.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O ye brave men, in whom we still may find | 1769.06.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O ye, who dare assert the sacred rights | 1775.06.30 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O yes! --hear, all ye beaux and wits | 1775.02.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O yes! O yes! attend our proclamation | 1736.10.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Observe the rev'rend preacher in the gown | 1783.03.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Odd attack was lately made, An | 1766.10.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O'er Aegypt's plains the swelling Nile | 1781.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O'er the rough main with flowing sheet | 1782.05.08 | Dover | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O'er the waste of waters cruising | 1782.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O'er the waste of waters cruising | 1782.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oe'r the waste of waters cruising | 1777.04.03 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of all the gifts by God on man bestowed | 1783.08.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of all the leaders in the state | 1783.08.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of all the leaders in the state | 1783.09.13 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of all the leaders in the state | 1783.09.15 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of all the leaders in the State | 1769.12.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of ambitious breed | 1732.07.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of ancient streams presume no more to tell | 1771.11.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of Babel's fam'd city, we, learned and wise | 1779.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of Bray the vicar long I've been | 1773.08.20 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of crown'd depravity- the sat[?]urious cause! | 1773.09.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of crown'd depravity--the spurious cause | 1782.05.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of great and glorious names to speak | 1782.06.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of great and glorious names to speak | 1782.07.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of great and glorious names to speak | 1782.08.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of great and glorious names to speak | 1743.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of late, a dreadful storm of wind | 1759.06.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of late we have heard how that Hungary's dame | 1736.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of manners gentle, of affections mild | 1736.11.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of manners gentle, of affections mild | 1742.08.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of Oates new thash'd at Tyburn take two pound | 1770.06.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of outs and inns, the common sins | 1775.09.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of private passions, all my soul divest | 1776.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Of St George, or St Bute, let the poet laureat sing | 1744.12.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oft' fourteenth Lewis took the field | 1745.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oft' Fourteenth Lewis took the field | 1745.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oft fourteenth Lewis took the field | 1754.06.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oft thankless slaves for favours humbly ask | 1776.08.16 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh beaut'ous title to immortal fame! | 1774.09.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Boston! late with ev'ry pleasure crown'd | 1774.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Boston! late with ev'ry pleasure crown'd | 1773.11.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh breth'ren from Play-houses all | 1774.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh despicable state of all that groan | 1774.05.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh despicable state of all that groan | 1775.09.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh despicable state of all that groan | 1775.10.17 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh despicable state of all that groan | 1772.10.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh, first and most benevolent of powers! | 1779.11.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh foul disgrace to arms! Who now will go | 1743.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! Goddess! thou who russt at court | 1783.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! Had I fallen as my brave fathers fell | 1774.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! have pity on thy brother | 1782.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh how merry how merry | 1746.12.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! Is there not some patriot, in whose Power | 1778.12.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh is there not some patriot, in whose power | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Liberte! premier bienfait des Dieux | 1783.12.24 | Montmorency | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Liberty! Heaven's first and best gift | 1772.08.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Liberty! my boasted end and aim! | 1752.03.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh liberty! thou goddess heav'nly bright | 1765.10.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh liberty, thou goddess heav'nly bright | 1776.03.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh, Lockman! may thy angel true | 1723.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! Now alas, alas | 1781.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! Old England, Old England | 1775.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Sally, emblem of thy chop-house ware | 1769.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh ship! by recent tempest tost | 1774.09.15 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh such a sight! I've been upon the source | 1760.10.31 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! that the muse might call, without offence | 1774.10.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! thou great ruler of my soul! | 1774.10.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! thou great ruler of my soul! | 1774.10.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! Thou great ruler of my soul! | 1757.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh thou, ordain'd at length by pittying fate | 1757.04.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh thou, ordain'd at length by pittying fate | 1757.05.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh thou, ordain'd at length by pittying fate | 1757.04.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh thou, ordain'd at length by pitying fate | 1766.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh thou whom next to heav'n we most revere | 1744.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh thou, whose friendship is my joy and pride | 1770.03.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Virginia! Thou southern star | 1770.04.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Virginia! Thou southern star | 1770.04.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh Virginia! Thou southern star | 1774.07.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! what a mine of mischief is a statesman! | 1747.06.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! what alas, could give such discontent | 1757.02.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! why is British virtue at a stand? | 1757.03.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! why is British virtue at a stand | 1757.03.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! Why is British virtue at a stand? | 1757.04.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! why is British virtue at a stand? | 1757.05.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! why is British virtue at a stand? | 1773.04.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oh! why the complaints of poor Morris so grievous? | 1771.02.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Ch--m give o'er | 1771.02.12 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Ch----m give o'er | 1771.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old C--m give o'er | 1780.01.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old English cause knocks at every man's door, The | 1783.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Homer-- but what have we with him to do | 1783.05.07 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Homer--but what have we with him to do | 1742.05.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old honest Cato, tho' his death drew near | 1782.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Judas the traitor (nor need we much wonder) | 1782.08.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Judas the traitor, (nor need we much wonder) | 1782.03.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Rome again at large shall spread her banner | 1757.08.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Rome, when in distress, at Britain now | 1763.04.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old tenor breathing out her last | 1780.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Time flew panting by, in full career | 1780.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Time flew panting by, in full career | 1747.03.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old, toothless, pox'd, mischievous Hag of the night | 1747.04.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old, toothless, pox'd, mischievous Hag of night | 1782.08.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Tory rout, The | 1782.08.28 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Tory rout, The | 1782.09.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Tory rout, The | 1783.03.06 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Old Tory rout, The | 1747.10.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On a hill, from danger free | 1747.12.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On a hill, from danger free | 1748.01.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On a hill, from danger free | 1769.12.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On Albion's shore King Theodore | 1769.12.23 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On Albion's shore King Theodore | 1770.01.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On Albion's shore King Theodore | 1776.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On all these dreary plains | 1766.11.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On banks of Weser, and of Rhine | 1775.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On Calvert's plains new faction reigns | 1773.08.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On death-bed despairing as G. G--lle lay | 1746.01.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On doubtful times my muse attempts to sing | 1763.08.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On faction's pinions rais'd above the crowd | 1763.09.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On faction's pinions rais'd above the croud | 1771.03.19 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On high Olympus top, Jove oft conven'd | 1736.01.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On June the fourteenth dy'd (O hone! O hone!) | 1739.10.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On Lybian plains the lazy lion lies | 1768.03.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On me when R---ls are satyric | 1742.05.06 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On met dedans ce lieu maudit | 1742.05.27 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On met dedans ce lieu maudit | 1782.12.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On the banks of the fam'd Delaware | 1781.12.20 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On the day set apart to be cheerful and gay | 1743.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On the French singing Te Deum at Paris | 1776.12.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On the important Now, depends the field | 1781.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On this day our countrymen, ages before ye | 1762.11.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On this great monarch's fate you see | 1774.10.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On Tyne's sweet banks, while free to rove | 1771.05.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] On walking through the streets I found | 1773.04.23 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once, as the ladies set at tea | 1779.02.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once I was fam'd, and all men call'd me fair | 1768.05.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once in seven years a famous house is clean | 1768.05.30 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once in seven years a famous house is clean | 1768.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once in seven years a famous house is clean | 1768.05.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once in sev'n years a famous house is clean | 1782.05.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once more, Britannia, rears her drooping head | 1782.06.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once more, Britannia, rears her drooping head | 1778.05.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once more our rulers call a fast | 1778.06.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once more our rulers call a fast | 1778.06.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once more our rulers call a fast | 1759.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once more we strike the long neglected lyre | 1759.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once more we strike the long neglected lyre | 1768.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once on a time a grand lord may'r | 1746.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once on a time, as I have heard them say | 1763.08.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once on a time, when great fir Oak | 1775.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once, on a time, when great Sir Oak | 1778.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once the Court of Great-Britain in parliament met | 1766.08.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once we confess, beneath the patriot's cloak | 1778.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Once, when the Lilliputians met | 1765.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] One night as I lay slumb'ring in my bed | 1742.06.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oppression's tool! well qualified, no less | 1760.01.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Oprest with taxes L--s' vassals groan | 1770.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] O'Reiley! -in a land of freedom nurs'd! | 1774.08.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [torn, 13th line] Here's our friends in Faneuil Hall | 1779.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Other day some wood came down, The | 1776.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our bless'd forefather," is the grateful sound | 1776.12.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our bless'd forefathers is the grateful sound | 1778.10.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our farce is now finished, your sport's at an end | 1730.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our fathers crost the wide Atlantic sea | 1745.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our fathers left Britannia's fruitful shore | 1730.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our Fathers pass'd the wide Atlantick sea | 1768.02.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our Fathers past the wide Atlantic sea | 1770.07.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our freeborn sons in freedom shall expire | 1747.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our good friend Nathan, heretofore | 1771.03.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our grandsires were all Papists | 1777.01.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our groaning country bleeds at every vein | 1777.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our groaning country bleeds at every vein | 1777.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our groaning country bleeds at every vein | 1758.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our hopes, dear Sir, that we France should subdue | 1754.06.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our humble prologue means not to engage | 1748.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our just representatives that has been | 1738.09.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our merchants and tars a strange bother have made | 1749.09.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our naval force be the next winter's care | 1729.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our news men assure ye | 1729.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our news men assure ye | 1729.04.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our news men assure ye | 1769.08.24 | Chelsea | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our old mother country (good heaven relieve her!) | 1769.09.05 | Chelsea | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our old mother country (good heaven relieve her!) | 1769.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our old mother country (good heaven relieve her) | 1775.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our political wrong heads, to show themselves frantic | 1775.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our political wrong-heads, to shew themselves frantic | 1746.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our prayers are heard, the blessing ask'd is giv'n | 1773.05.04 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our priests grow serious, and sublime | 1778.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our rights with ease we may defend | 1773.08.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our sacred sires from Heav'ns sublime abodes | 1773.09.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our schemes are bad! and we repent too late! | 1721.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our South Seas ships have golden shrouds | 1781.07.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our troops by Arnold thoroughly were bang'd | 1781.08.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our troops, by Arnold thoroughly were bang'd | 1781.08.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our troops by Arnold thoroughly were bang'd | 1781.08.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our troops by Arnold thoroughly were bang'd | 1781.08.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our troops by Arnold thoroughly were bang'd | 1781.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our troops by Arnold thoroughly were bang'd | 1781.06.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our vessel now in all her pomp and pride | 1775.12.15 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our vows thus chearfully we sing | 1772.10.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Our wives, and our babes, still protected shall know | 1751.06.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Out from the injur'd canvas, painter, strike | 1754.09.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Over the hills with heart we go | 1775.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Overstock'd with ambition and high mettled spirit | 1773.06.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pains you've been at and the things you have wrote, The | 1747.05.25 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Painter, display, in honour of the state | 1775.08.31 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Palmira's prospect, with her tumbling walls | 1775.09.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Palmira's prospect, with her tumbling walls | 1775.09.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Palmyra's prospect, with her tumbling walls | 1765.03.04 | Vienna | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pandur! ein wiener Renomiste | 1771.08.29 | Strawberry Hll | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pardon, fair traveller, the troop | 1778.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pardon" is proclaim'd of late, A | 1773.12.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Parliament an act has made | 1773.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Parliament, an act has made | 1773.12.13 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Parliament an act has made | 1773.12.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Parliament an act has made | 1767.10.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Parnassus having seen what Osad wrote | 1764.05.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Patriot minister, and man I sing, The | 1769.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Patriots and chiefs! Britannia's mighty dead | 1763.07.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace coming on, The | 1774.06.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace, heavenly goddess! born on balmy wings | 1776.11.18 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace is the blessing that I seek | 1783.03.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace, lovely seraph, will again expand | 1748.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace should be sign'd, the French did say | 1778.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to the man who steady in his ways | 1770.08.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious King! | 1774.07.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious --! | 1774.10.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious King! | 1775.06.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious king | 1775.07.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious king | 1775.07.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious king | 1783.06.05 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to thy royal shade, illustrious King! | 1771.02.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Peace to your pensive dust, illustrious shades! | 1782.07.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] People are mad thus to adore the Dauphin | 1771.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] People still, for nature's laws remain, The | 1731.11.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Performed in the compass of few years | 1781.01.20 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Period hastens on the wings of time, A | 1741.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Perish the night accursed be the morn | 1782.10.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Permit a stranger, generous youth to pay | 1740.08.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pharaoh's proud heart was not with wonders mov'd | 1769.10.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Phoebus! give Philo o'er himself command | 1774.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pigeon who'd think it, alas! a fine trinket, A | 1769.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pin a small bugle cap on, as big as a crown | 1762.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pitt has resigned, by whose sagacious aid | 1771.02.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pity the sorrows of a poor old man! | 1747.07.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pity'd by gentle minds Kilmarnock dy'd | 1783.04.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Plague on Egypt's art, I say, A | 1740.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Plainman and Truman cease your hate | 1739.02.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Plains a new profit shall find, The | 1773.01.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Players and patentees at law are hot | 1731.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pluto from H---gate to his expected Guests from B--n | 1762.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poem appear'd, though wrote by an ass, A | 1750.07.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poet is mad, The | 1766.01.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poor Chremes can't conduct his own estate | 1781.05.04 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poor fellow!-surely thou'rt an Ass | 1721.09.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poor jingling Tom, wou'd he to rhiming keep | 1775.06.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poor parent country! weak and overpower'd | 1775.06.08 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poor parent country! weak and overpower'd | 1778.01.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poor Perez lash'd by lively Polly | 1781.11.28 | Reading | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Poor Ruth and I | 1744.12.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pope with a stock of genius bless'd | 1744.12.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pope with a stock of genuis bless'd | 1745.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Portentous, Britain, were thy early fears | 1779.11.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Portsmouth, behold with humble dread | 1779.11.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Portsmouth, behold with humble dread | 1774.10.06 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Portsmouth Races are begun, The | 1780.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pour les gens du grand air | 1747.03.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pow'rful Prince, by lust of empire driv'n, The | 1747.04.23 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pow'rful Prince, by lust of empire driv'n | 1775.02.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Praise, praise, and mighty he | 1776.04.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Praise to that God who arch'd the sky | 1752.11.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pray Anchorstock, Boltrope, and Cable draw near | 1751.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pray Master Clio now take care | 1774.10.13 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pray tell me what you mean | 1771.04.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Present age, convinc'd by actions, know, The | 1763.07.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Press shall cease to tune it's charming song, The | 1763.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Press shall cease to tune it's charming song, The | 1763.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Press shall cease to tune its charming song, The | 1763.07.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Press shall cease to tune its charming song, The | 1763.07.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Press shall cease to tune it's charming song | 1763.07.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Press shall cease to tune it's charming song, The | 1766.12.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Press'd with a sense of gratitude | 1730.12.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Presumptuous traytor, we can make't appear | 1745.11.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Presumptuous youth! to kingdoms quit they claim! | 1745.11.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Presumptuous youth! To kingdom's quit thy claim! | 1745.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Presumptuous youth! to kingdom's quit thy claim | 1745.12.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Presumptuous youth! to kingdoms quit thy claim | 1766.12.06 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Price of corn, is grown a thorn, The | 1766.12.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Price of corn, is grown a thorn, The | 1747.04.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pride of France is Lilly white, The | 1782.01.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William, of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.12 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.21 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick race | 1782.02.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prince William of the Brunswick Race | 1760.02.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Princely huntsman once did live, A | 1748.09.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proceed, great men, let naval conquests cease | 1777.01.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proclamation, at the point of a sword | 1777.02.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proclamation, at the point of a sword, A | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prophet, as become a Reverend Seer, The | 1775.09.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Propitious us'd to ride the morn | 1764.07.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proteus, as ancient poets tell you | 1771.12.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proteus, as ancient poets tell you | 1779.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proud Buckingham for law too mighty grown | 1745.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proud France, why such excessive joy | 1745.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Proud France, why such excessive joy | 1770.05.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prove your hearts and shew your manners | 1770.03.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prove your hearts and show your manners | 1748.06.08 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prussia's proud Prince, the story goes | 1748.07.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Prussia's proud prince, the story goes | 1752.07.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Pursue such measures,that the land may be | 1734.12.05 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Que de nos Fastes on retranche | 1747.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Qui te cunque movit carmen dispandere tuum | 1782.03.23 | Antigua | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quidnunc, my cronie, thou dost look | 1782.04.20 | Antigua | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quidnunc, my cronie, thou dost look | 1782.04.22 | Antigua | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quidnunc, my cronie, thou dost look | 1764.07.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quite mad with zeal, the biggots raves | 1749.06.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quite worn to the stumps, in a piteous condition | 1749.06.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quite worn to the stumps, in a piteous | 1767.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quixote once met a tumbrel on his way | 1742.12.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quo' Broglo, the Marshal, with an ill-natur'd smile | 1772.10.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Dick to Tom,-- this act appears | 1772.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Dick to Tom,---This act appears | 1772.07.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Dick to Tom---This act appears | 1772.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Dick to Tom,---this act appears | 1769.11.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Harry to Dick, prithee, say, what is meant | 1780.11.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Satan to Arnold, my worthy fellow | 1780.11.01 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Satan to Arnold, my worthy good fellow | 1780.11.09 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Satan to Arnold, my worthy good fellow | 1780.11.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Satin to Arnold, my worthy good fellow | 1768.09.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Simon to Ralpho (not aware of his punning) | 1752.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth the last, to the first, with an insolent scoff | 1768.12.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth the rabble make way for great Cato's | 1782.10.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Thomas to Dick, come prithee good cheer | 1768.02.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Quoth Thomas to William, "that numskull behold! | 1764.07.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rail on, vile Aetheist; let your tongue blaspheme | 1764.06.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rail on, vile atheist; let your tongue blaspheme | 1778.11.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down, the city looks forlorn, The | 1778.12.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down, the city looks forlorn, The | 1778.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down, the city looks forlorn, The | 1778.12.21 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down, the city looks forlorn, The | 1778.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down, the city looks forlorn, The | 1778.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down--the city looks forlorn, The | 1778.12.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down--the city looks forlorn, The | 1779.01.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down--the city looks forlorn, The | 1778.11.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down--the city looks forlorn | 1778.12.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down--the city looks forlorn--, The | 1778.12.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rain pours down--the city looks forlorn, The | 1723.07.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rais'd on a throne of block-work see him sit | 1748.02.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rais'd on a throne of block-work see him sit | 1733.09.27 | Drogheda | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Raise not, audacious muse, a vent'some wing | 1758.07.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Raise thee my muse, thy aid once more | 1758.08.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Raise thee, my muse, thy aid once more | 1741.01.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rare receipt, quite scalding new, A | 1775.11.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rebels! Americans disclaim | 1775.11.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rebels-- avaunt th' inglorious name | 1775.10.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rebels you are, the hopeful Gen'ral cries | 1768.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Receipt of your letter I gratefully own, The | 1780.11.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Refugee captain lost two of his men, A | 1782.01.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Reign pow'rful do we, when we are combin'd | 1778.12.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rejoice, Americans, Rejoice! | 1768.07.20 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rejoice ye sons of papal Rome | 1741.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Remember, o my friends, the laws, the rights | 1747.12.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Remember O my friends, the laws, the rights | 1774.07.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Remonstrance, petition, and address | 1772.07.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Renown'd Britannia! lov'd paternal land | 1775.07.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Replete with defamation | 1763.11.07 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Restless ambition dwelt in Caesar's mind | 1768.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Restless eunuch's labouring forge still roars, The | 1779.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Restor'd, Britannia views her long lost son | 1736.02.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Return'd in safety from the dang'rous main | 1736.02.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Return'd in safety from the dang'rous main | 1775.12.08 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rich in resources, let us timely weigh | 1766.10.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Richard stand forth, I dare thee to be try'd | 1739.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Right trusty and expert commanders | 1758.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise! Britons, rise! defend your righteous cause | 1758.07.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise! Britons, rise! defend your righteous cause | 1755.06.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise Britons! rise, with all your father's might | 1755.06.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise, Britons! rise, with all your fathers might | 1762.09.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise, gen'rous Britons, rise to great renown | 1769.09.04 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise muse, and in immortal lay | 1769.08.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise muse, and in immortal lays | 1769.09.02 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise, muse, and in immortal lays | 1769.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise muse, and in immortal lays | 1769.10.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise muse and in immortal lays | 1776.10.22 | Bordeaux | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rise, rise, bright genius rise | 1777.09.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rivington is arriv'd--let ev'ry man | 1770.12.28 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Round Royal George, in triple rows | 1771.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Round Royal George, in triple rows | 1771.01.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Round Royal George, in triple rows | 1771.02.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Round Royal George, in triple rows | 1770.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Round Royal George, in tripple rows | 1721.10.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Round-headed tribe, The | 1779.11.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouse, Britons! at length | 1774.07.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouse ev'ry generous thoughtful mind | 1774.07.29 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouse ev'ry generous thoughtful mind | 1740.09.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouse Haddock, rouze thee from inglorious sleep | 1775.06.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouse, rouse brave North-America | 1758.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouse sons of earth, to war, to war | 1758.06.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouse sons of earth, to war, to war | 1746.02.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouze Britons! arm -- the Hydra treason roars | 1740.11.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rouze, Haddock, Rowze thee from inglorious sleep | 1741.03.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rowse Haddock, rowse thee from inglorious sleep | 1775.12.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Rudely forc'd to drink tea, Massachusetts in anger | 1765.03.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sacred to thee | 1782.09.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sage that took the wrong sow by the ears, The | 1773.11.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Said Nell to Kate I now despair | 1776.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Saint George for their patron our ancestors chose | 1740.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Salkeld, from silent sitting, slow would rise | 1783.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Salvation now to all the town | 1763.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Satan, in glee, thus grin'd a ghastly smile | 1771.07.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Satyr, from fact, to consequence descent | 1771.07.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Satyr,----arise | 1746.04.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Savage race rous'd form their howling dens, A | 1735.05.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Save Caleb, dropping first a Patriot's tear | 1773.11.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Say does thy blood, rebel thy [ ] | 1769.04.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Say, fair Britannia, whence these direful frowns | 1766.04.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Say now poor Tim, (if these few lines | 1780.04.18 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Say Thomas our neighbours have wrote for the printer | 1762.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Say, when Pitt's virtue bad him quit the seal | 1778.04.01 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Say-on what hallow'd altar shall I find | 1783.07.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says F---, "If I ever my honour should place | 1770.06.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Gouty to Gawkee, Pray what do you mean? | 1770.06.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Gouty to Gawkee, Pray what do you mean? | 1770.06.07 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Gouty to Gawkee, Pray what do you mean? | 1770.07.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Gouty to Gawkee, Pray what do you mean? | 1781.03.01 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Jemmy, I've sent to Thomas the Printer | 1771.09.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says John Wikes to John Horne, "You're a very sad dog" | 1760.10.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Lewis, in fifty-two, Britain, I swear | 1777.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Locket to Peachum, you've nothing to fear | 1777.06.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Lockit to Peachum, You've nothing to fear | 1777.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Lockit to Peachum, "You've nothing to fear | 1777.07.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Lockit to Peachum, you've nothing to fear | 1770.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says my Lord to his cook, I shall dine in the hall | 1775.03.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Richard to Thomas (and seem'd half afraid) | 1775.04.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Richard to Thomas (and seem'd half afraid) | 1771.09.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Richard to Will, 'tis a matter of wonder | 1782.02.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Satan to Jemmy, I hold you a bet | 1782.02.21 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Satan to Jemmy, I hold you a bet | 1782.03.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Satan to Jemmy, I hold you a bet | 1782.03.07 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Satan, to Jemmy, I hold you a bet | 1782.03.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Satan to Jemmy, I hold you a bet | 1782.04.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Satan to Jemmy, I hold you a bet | 1782.03.27 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Satan to Jemmy, I hold you abet | 1747.02.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says the captain, still gay, tho' his tryal was near | 1782.03.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says the poet to Bailey, pray what is the reason | 1780.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas, our neighbors have wrote to the Printer | 1780.04.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas, our neighbors have wrote to the Printer | 1781.03.03 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas our neighbours have write to the printer | 1780.02.28 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas, our neighbours have wrote to the | 1780.03.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas, our neighbours have wrote to the | 1780.04.12 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas, our neighbours have wrote to the printer | 1781.02.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas, our neighbours have wrote to the printer | 1770.03.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas to John, I remember the time | 1770.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Thomas to John, I remember the time | 1759.03.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Says Tom to Dick What's this I hear | 1736.08.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scarce Egypt's land more dire disasters knew | 1736.12.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scarce Egypt's land more dire disasters knew | 1783.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scarce had Columbia raised her head | 1746.05.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scarce had the joyless news of Falkirk's day | 1750.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scarce in an age one twigg | 1776.09.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scotch Machiavel, in Tory spleen grown old | 1783.05.22 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scottish people is rejected, The | 1783.05.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scottish people is rejected, The | 1783.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scottish people is rejected, The | 1783.06.03 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scottish people is rejected, The | 1768.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Scribes and Pharises in meeting, The | 1772.04.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Search nature's storehouse summon all your art | 1746.01.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Secure in native strength we slept a while | 1746.02.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Secure in native strength we slept a while | 1771.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Secure the muse may sport with names of Kings | 1771.12.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Secure the muse may sport with names of Kings | 1771.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Secure the muse may sport with names of Kings | 1782.12.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seduc'd by error, to misfortune born | 1782.06.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See a new progeny from heaven descend! | 1768.12.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See Chatham, friend to freedom's cause | 1776.11.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See civil rage torment this bleeding land | 1766.01.31 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See commons, peers, and ministers of state | 1780.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See France and Spain to battle dare | 1774.06.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See, from yon dark and melancholy cell | 1761.07.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See graceful Fordyce, lucent northern star | 1761.08.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See graceful Fordyce, lucent northern star | 1740.01.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See! how these holy self-abasing souls | 1740.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See! how these holy self-abasing souls | 1740.02.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See! how those holy, self-abasing souls | 1760.03.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See John the soldier, Jack the tar | 1765.11.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See! Mercy, mercy from on high | 1758.12.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See Royal Edward land! | 1759.02.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See Royal Edward land! | 1769.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See! See approach | 1769.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See! See approach | 1744.01.12 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See, see, at length the finish'd structure rise | 1744.02.16 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See, see, at length the finish'd structure rise | 1769.08.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See tyrants, foes to freedom's cause | 1783.05.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See, where his patient's case to hear | 1747.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See with what pride Britannia rears her head! | 1782.05.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] See you black cloud that big with tempest lours | 1783.02.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seen him I have, but in his happier hour | 1777.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Send the boy home, and let him learn to spell | 1777.09.01 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Send the boy home, and let him learn to spell | 1775.06.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Serene the even, behold the patriot train | 1777.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sermons are less read than tales | 1773.03.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sermons of others 'tis said that -- preaches, The | 1740.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Servant of God, the summons hear | 1772.07.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Set of Maskers got together, A | 1779.05.20 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seven marks the crisis of the rising states | 1779.06.05 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seven marks the crisis of the rising states | 1779.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seven marks the crisis of the rising states | 1779.06.17 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seven marks the crisis of the rising states | 1779.06.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seven marks the crisis of the rising states | 1782.10.01 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Seven times, you say, you've read this paper | 1774.05.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall at this area all our hopes expire | 1767.01.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall barbers not only take kings by the nose | 1750.10.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall boastful pomp, the high imperial name | 1746.01.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall brave New-England's glory fly | 1746.03.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall brave New-England's glory fly | 1765.09.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall brave Trelawney then so basely die | 1765.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall brave Trelawny then so basely die! | 1771.08.29 | Strawberry Hll | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall Britain sigh, when favouring zephyr's care | 1782.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall Corporal Trim the name disgrace | 1760.01.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall echoing joys thro' all the land rebound | 1746.05.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall freedom, now, her care for Britain o'er | 1775.04.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall George our King, misled by wicked knaves | 1783.06.09 | Albany | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall joy not put her lute in tune | 1766.10.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall Pitt, to sacred freedom late so dear | 1766.10.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall Pitt to sacred freedom late so dear | 1782.02.16 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall private cares torment the breast | 1766.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall P--t, to sacred freedom late so dear | 1766.10.04 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall P---t, to sacred freedom late so dear | 1770.08.14 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall then the wretch, whose dastard heart | 1778.07.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.07.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.07.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.08.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.08.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1778.08.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall tyrant policy and slavish fear | 1782.10.05 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall vice, says Swift, escape rebuke | 1758.05.08 | Germany | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall we with tameness bear the Gallic yoke! | 1745.02.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall Wesley sons, o'er-rule all humane kind | 1744.11.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shall Wesley's sons, o'er rule all human kind | 1775.09.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sharp as a sword Lucilius drew his pen | 1775.10.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sharp as a sword Lucilius drew his pen | 1777.11.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sherburne, a genius of the martial train | 1750.09.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sherburne returns Victorious and Renown'd | 1783.02.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shippie--when Calvin had his turn | 1782.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should Bailey's scribblers call you all that's base | 1775.07.31 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should e'er a prince the British empire sway | 1775.09.08 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should e'er a prince the British empire sway | 1775.10.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should e'er a prince the British empire sway | 1775.10.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should e'er a prince the British empire sway | 1775.11.03 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should e'er a Prince the British empire sway | 1774.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should Europe empty all her force, we'll meet them | 1762.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should George the Third, the best of Kings | 1782.12.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should Oswald's painters all my features trace | 1782.12.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should Oswald's scribblers call you all that's base | 1755.03.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should Thames with inundations storm the skies | 1755.03.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should Thames with inundations storm the skies | 1744.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Should Wade the last town's recover | 1778.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Shout, shout America | 1766.12.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since all my puns, as some pretend | 1774.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since an assembly most unlawful | 1774.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since an assembly most unlawful | 1774.11.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since an assembly most unlawful | 1774.11.18 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since an assembly most unlawful | 1774.11.21 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since an assembly most unlawful | 1774.11.21 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since an assembly most unlawful | 1774.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since an assembly most unlawful | 1768.07.13 | Oxford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since downy Doctors spend their time | 1767.10.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since every day great examples affords | 1768.01.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since every day great examples affords | 1769.10.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since ev'ry charm and matchless grace | 1770.09.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since ev'ry charm and matchless grace | 1781.01.09 | British prison | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since heav'n has bless'd us with a soil | 1768.01.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since I can live no longer, ibo | 1737.01.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since injur'd wit is thus reliev'd | 1782.09.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since ink, thank heaven, is all the blood you spill | 1782.02.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since life is uncertain, and no one can say | 1782.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since life is uncertain, and no one can say | 1782.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since life is uncertain, and no one can say | 1782.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since life is uncertain, and no one can say | 1782.03.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since life is uncertain, and no one can say | 1782.04.10 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since life is uncertain, and no one can say | 1772.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since life's but a jest, let us follow this rule | 1742.12.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since no adven'trous muse | 1768.09.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since now 'tis known to all the nation | 1764.01.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since on our banks the Porgey's found | 1766.10.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since peace throughout Europe now seems to remain | 1734.04.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since scandal and ill nature take their rounds | 1765.07.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since terms are confounded, 7 words on the rack | 1769.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since the men, from a party or fear of a frown | 1770.01.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since the men, from a party or fear of a frown | 1771.06.03 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since the midst of last summer his Majesty British | 1778.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since then no hopes to civilize remain | 1776.11.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since we are taught, in scripture-word | 1775.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since you all will have singing, and wont be said nay | 1776.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since you all will have singing, and wont be said nay | 1776.04.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since you all will have singing, and wont be said nay | 1729.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Since you've provok'd my humble rage | 1782.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sing Hopkinson | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sing muse, what writers, good and bad | 1739.12.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sing the hero in strains so sublime, O my muse | 1768.11.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sir Isaac complains, that he loses his pains | 1773.09.16 | Croydon,Surry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sir Joseph beknighted | 1773.09.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sir Joseph beknighted | 1739.01.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sir R----t's illness all the town divides | 1767.12.21 | Nova Scotia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sir, says the devil, you're a sinner | 1767.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sister beware! thy liberty's at stake | 1772.11.03 | Branford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Six pair of twins at once are feat | 1772.09.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Six pair of twins at once are sent | 1772.11.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Six pair of twins at once are sent | 1772.11.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Six pairs of twins at once are sent | 1780.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sly Cupid of old was content | 1776.02.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Smile, Massachusetts smile | 1781.03.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Snarling cur at distance stands, The | 1749.04.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Snatch me some God, to L--s | 1774.05.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So a wild tartar, when he spies | 1774.05.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So a wild Tartar, when he spies | 1774.05.18 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So a wild Tartar, when he spies | 1768.02.18 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So fair thou art, that if great Cupid be | 1778.12.31 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So, farewel hope, farewell remorse | 1779.03.30 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So fit a pair did e'er you see | 1773.03.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So long as in the partial paper | 1769.12.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So much they talk'd, so very little said | 1774.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] So wild a tarter, when he spies | 1732.10.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soar now, my muse, exert thy utmost lays | 1770.02.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soho, my Lord Mayor | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soldier whilst the flowing bowl | 1773.01.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some are to preaching much inclin'd | 1766.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some folks still aver, after this mighty stir | 1763.07.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some have suppos'd the apple was the | 1763.08.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some have suppos'd the apple was the fruit | 1763.08.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some have suppos'd the apple was the fruit | 1763.08.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some have suppos'd the apple was the fruit | 1735.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some have the hard fate to write best | 1776.02.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some mice deep intrench'd in a rich Cheshire cheese | 1770.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some say the war is all a hum | 1771.01.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some say the war is all a hum | 1769.10.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some seven years since Christ rid to court | 1776.01.15 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some sorts of passion, 'tis allow'd | 1765.11.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Some twelve months ago | 1780.09.21 | Goatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sometime in August seventeen hundr'd | 1773.09.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sometimes the man who bears the breech | 1778.05.20 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soon as the lark observes the morning's grey | 1778.06.03 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soon as the lark observes the morning's grey | 1779.03.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soon as the lark observes the morning's grey | 1758.06.16 | Rosbach | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soubise and Charles, with much heat | 1758.06.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Soubise and Harles, with much heat | 1782.08.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sound, sound the music, sound it | 1771.04.26 | Middletown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Southern Boreas with her Eastern queen, The | 1773.06.05 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sov'reign of all, whose will ordains | 1773.06.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sov'reign of all, whose will ordains | 1767.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Spain in America had two designs | 1771.02.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Spain's tyrant we're told is a turner by trade | 1749.11.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Spaniards may boast Potosi and Peru | 1768.09.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Speak, but consider well--from first to last | 1774.06.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Specious instrument of ill | 1774.06.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Specious instrument of ill | 1770.06.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Splendid as day the sons of freedom shone | 1770.06.29 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Splendid as day the Sons of Freedom shone | 1731.02.16 | Newark | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Spragging, remember thou art but dust | 1783.10.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stabb'd by her sons oppress'd by foreign power | 1751.06.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stanhope has gain'd one branch of fame | 1779.07.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Starve! pretty talking! but I fain would view | 1778.02.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stately mouse, and sleek withal, A | 1782.05.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] States of native strength possest | 1773.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Statesmen and patriots, all made alike | 1780.03.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stern winter scowl'd along the plain | 1781.08.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still does the rage of war prevail | 1781.08.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still does the rage of war prevail! | 1781.08.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still does the rage of war prevail | 1781.12.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still does the rage of war prevail! | 1782.07.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still round the world triumphant discord flies | 1782.08.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still round the world triumphant discord flies | 1783.02.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still round the world triumphant discord flies | 1756.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still shall the tyrant scourge of Gaul | 1756.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still shall the tyrant scourge of Gaul | 1756.10.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still shall the tyrant scourge of Gaul | 1756.10.28 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still shall the tyrant scourge of Gaul | 1769.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Still they find it good | 1753.05.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stop traveller, and weep and puff | 1782.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Strain hard! strain hard! | 1770.05.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Strange! C---m is lame of the gout, as fame says | 1783.09.18 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Strange reverse! The freemen of Vermont | 1753.09.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Strange the Gallic Senate is become | 1770.04.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Strike, strike the strings,---a martial strain! | 1748.08.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Struck with grief, I scarce believ'd my eyes | 1748.09.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Struck with grief, I scarce believ'd my eyes-- | 1748.09.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Struck with Grief, I scarce believ'd my eyes | 1773.01.12 | Marblehead | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stung with remorse, if you do want relief | 1777.03.11 | Exeter | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stygian God, great Beelzebub, The | 1777.05.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Stygian God, great Belzebub, The | 1780.03.18 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Success to the shamrogue, and all those who wear it | 1769.03.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such are the honours thy lov'd country pays | 1775.09.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such deed as these, would fire my soul with rage | 1775.10.09 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such deeds as these would fire my soul with rage | 1775.11.10 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such deeds as these would fire my soul with rage | 1773.11.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such ease and expertness these Fusileers shew | 1776.05.03 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such is the fate of all | 1774.05.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such is the world's great harmony that springs | 1773.11.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such, matchless poet! are thy tuneful lays | 1778.09.17 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Such was a Newport maiden's fright | 1772.07.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Suffolk exclaims against her portion | 1772.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Suffolk exclaims against her portion | 1749.06.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sun, that us'd to chear our hearts, The | 1749.07.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sun, that us'd to chear our hearts, The | 1749.08.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sun, that us'd to chear our hearts, The | 1782.03.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical, sung by Mrs Kennedy in pantomime in London | 1775.01.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Supported thus by patriotic hands | 1768.04.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Supremely blest with an Hibernian head | 1766.04.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture drawn more to the life | 1766.04.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture drawn more to the life | 1766.04.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture drawn more to the life | 1766.05.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture drawn more to the life | 1766.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture more drawn to the life | 1766.04.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture more drawn to the life | 1766.04.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture more drawn to the life | 1766.04.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure never was picture more drawn to the life | 1773.08.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure of all the queer things; the queerest is common | 1769.06.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure Wilkes's character is hard to know | 1769.06.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sure Wilkes's character is hard to know | 1739.07.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Survey this portrait, and 'twill plainly show | 1774.03.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sweep all! Sweep all! | 1774.03.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sweep all! Sweep all! | 1781.11.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sweet Billy, precious royal boy | 1781.11.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sweet Billy, precious, royal boy | 1781.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sweet Billy, precious, royal boy | 1764.08.10 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sweet fields, beyond the swelling flood | 1770.11.30 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Sweet Sally! Philomela of our land! | 1767.09.09 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Swift pac'd hours convoke again, The | 1781.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Swift to condemn, but slow to praise | 1767.08.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Swift-pac'd hours convoke again | 1741.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] S--y pride of Grubstreet muses | 1748.08.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] T, signifies Tyburn, Tom t-----d man, and trot | 1775.03.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take a heart that's callous to all sense of right | 1781.05.04 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take a small cord, then tie it round his neck | 1731.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take courage, friends, for in this G-----y shade | 1747.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take Head Sawney | 1780.02.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take the name of a bird who seeking her meat | 1779.09.06 | Kingston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take the name of a man, who upon his own pate | 1779.09.18 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take the name of a man, who upon his own pate | 1780.02.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Take the name of that worthy that led on the brave few | 1752.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Taught by experience, none, except the blind | 1767.12.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax virtues--then--(or I'm a dunce) | 1778.02.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strenght | 1777.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strength | 1777.12.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strength | 1777.12.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strength | 1778.01.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strength | 1778.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strength | 1778.04.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strength | 1778.06.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tax'd as we are beyond our strength | 1749.01.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tell boldly tell thy generous flame | 1723.09.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tell me, poor peevish Bard! what muse in spight | 1779.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tell me shepherds have you seen | 1737.06.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tell, me---can it be understood | 1767.04.11 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tenement that's well confirm'd and done, The | 1740.12.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thales to take a wife persuaded long | 1775.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thanks to H--k for thanksgiving | 1782.02.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That a silly old fellow much noted of yore | 1782.02.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That a silly old fellow much noted of yore | 1782.03.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That a silly old fellow much noted of yore | 1782.03.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That a silly old fellow much noted of yore | 1782.05.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That a silly old fellow much noted of yore | 1774.11.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That action never can continue long | 1764.01.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That all clamor may cease; and to make your friend | 1769.08.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That bookful block-head, ignorantly read | 1773.09.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That dreadful satire from thy pen let fly | 1768.03.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That faction ceas'd, that love combin'd | 1768.03.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That faction ceas'd, that love combin'd | 1753.10.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That fam'd cross'd block, at which the Jews did stumble | 1745.05.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That France prevails above th'Allies | 1766.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That he had been appointed to that office | 1773.06.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That I've "merited well," no proof can require | 1771.09.05 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That, late in century the last | 1774.11.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That nation never can continue long | 1742.07.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That one and the same person may | 1776.12.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That pow'r who form'd th' unmeasur'd seas | 1735.04.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That prince or princess first may prove | 1735.07.07 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That Robert Walpole, whom posterity | 1774.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That seat of science, Athens, and earth's proud | 1774.04.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That seat of science Athens, and earth's great mistress | 1774.05.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That seat of science Athens, and earth's great mistress | 1775.05.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That seat of science Athens, and earths great mistress | 1753.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That the fam'd cross'd block, at which the Jews | 1775.03.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That thou art dead, we all, with truth rejoice | 1778.06.13 | New England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That we are God's particular care | 1782.01.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That we're a people who abhor | 1760.10.31 | France | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That wicked spirit call'd the Devil | 1735.04.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That you, friend Marcus, like a stoick | 1742.08.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That you salute me on one cheek alone | 1782.08.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That your honour's petitioners, Tories by trade | 1782.09.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That your honour's petitioner's Tories by trade | 1782.09.19 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That your honour's petitioners, tories by trade | 1782.09.25 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That your honours petitioners, tories by trade | 1782.10.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That your honours petitioners, tories by trade | 1782.10.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] That your honour's petitioners, tories by trade | 1730.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Their father crost the wide Atlantic sea | 1730.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Their Fathers crost the wide Atlantic sea | 1781.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Their heads old Galloway and Minden join | 1748.12.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Their Honours beseech it--then pr'thee now cease | 1749.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Their honours beseech it--then pr'thee | 1774.07.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then gathering men their natural powers combin'd | 1773.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then here's to thee my boy Jack | 1773.08.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then here's to thee my boy Jack | 1773.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then here's to thee my boy Jack | 1773.09.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then here's to thee my boy Jack | 1765.11.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then liberty reviv'd, and rais'd her drooping head | 1774.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then look thro' time, and with extended eye | 1757.06.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then Priesthood thriv'd, and piety decay'd | 1765.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then shall appear, at large, the feats of fools | 1778.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then should my pen Burgoyne himself outwrite | 1755.11.10 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then 'tis decreed-the vain exulting Gaul | 1755.11.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then tis decreed-the vain exulting Gaul | 1755.11.22 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Then 'tis decreed--the vain exulting Gaul | 1774.09.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There can be no pretence of government | 1755.10.04 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There Canada's curst motly savage herd | 1755.11.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There cast[?] Canada's motley savage maid | 1755.10.09 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There curst Canada's motley savage herd | 1755.10.13 | Newark | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There curst Canadia's motley savage herd | 1774.12.19 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There did (what signifies it when?) | 1770.07.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is a lust in man no charm can tame | 1753.09.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is a man that most does know | 1775.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is a nation on the earth | 1775.02.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is a nation on the earth | 1775.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is a nation on the earth | 1774.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is a tide, in the affairs of men | 1769.02.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is no doubt they're brave and bold | 1769.02.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is no doubt they're brave and bold | 1769.03.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There is no doubt they're brave and bold | 1740.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There like a statue did he stand besieg'd | 1773.10.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There the brave youth with love of virtue fir'd | 1775.09.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There the brave youth, with love of virtue fir'd | 1775.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There the brave youth, with love of virtue fir'd | 1775.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There the brave youth, with love of virtue fir'd | 1782.03.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was --- and a very great fool | 1782.04.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was a little judge | 1778.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was a time, when Britan's daring sons | 1780.05.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was, and a very great fool | 1780.05.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was, and a very great fool | 1780.05.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was, and a very great fool | 1780.06.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was, and is a very great fool | 1782.03.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There was--and is a very great fool | 1773.11.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There's Pop-li-cola, that lags of a Tory | 1780.01.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] There's scarse a Gazette now, you'll see | 1747.03.02 | Manchester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] These heads were set up by the Dee'l and the Pope | 1747.03.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] These heads were set up by the dee'l and the pope | 1747.03.17 | Manchester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] These heads were set up by the Dee'l and the pope | 1775.05.24 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] These mighty crimes, will sure ere long provoke | 1775.06.03 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] These mighty crimes, will sure ere long provoke | 1775.06.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] These mighty crimes, will sure ere long provoke | 1775.06.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] These mighty crimes will sure ere long provoke | 1776.01.08 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They are in blood | 1779.03.02 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They call on Brunswick, Hannault, Hesse | 1783.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come! | 1783.12.09 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They come! they come! the Heroes come! | 1783.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come! | 1783.12.12 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come! | 1783.12.18 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come! | 1783.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They come! they come! The heroes come! | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come | 1729.09.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They fight oppression to increase | 1747.10.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They have a right to write who understand | 1764.07.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They quite mistake brave Conway's case | 1777.08.18 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They say by them our hands are free from fetters | 1772.06.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They think it strange! if your plain diet | 1774.12.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They tremble at an equal press | 1769.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They would not have me mention Liberty | 1772.03.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] They would not have me mention massacre | 1765.08.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thin despairing number all subdu'd, A | 1780.01.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Think not, base man, when all the mischief's done | 1780.01.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Think not, base man, when all the mischief's done | 1783.12.30 | Middletown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Third and general State Convention, The | 1781.09.01 | Quebec | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Third day of June in the year sixty seven, The | 1779.08.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This damn'd ungen'rous foul rebellion | 1729.12.29 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This day the sovereign good | 1762.10.30 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This George the Third, I hate-- | 1781.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This hodge-podge chief, compos'd of all that's base | 1774.03.16 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This Indian weed now wither'd quite | 1765.11.15 | Middletown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This is the d--l, we know full well | 1779.04.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This is the harvest of the venal tribe | 1740.11.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This is true liberty, when free-born men | 1782.01.05 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This past: --Ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1764.04.30 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This patriot minister, and man I sing | 1725.01.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This scene being ended, and the poets gone | 1739.04.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This sportive race past ages was begun | 1734.03.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This town would quickly be reclaim'd | 1734.03.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This town would quickly be reclaim'd | 1782.03.07 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] This twenty-seventh of November | 1780.08.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' age at my elbow has taken his stand | 1772.02.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' else unsung, you trill the flimsy lay | 1744.11.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' France and Spain, invited, join their arms | 1762.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' Frenchmen may promise him Madam Victoire | 1762.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' Frenchmen may promise him Madam Victoire | 1759.08.20 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' life is but a narrow span | 1768.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' mad I appear | 1748.09.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' peace may discharge all our hands | 1748.09.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' peace may discharge all our hands at a jerk | 1761.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' Pitt has lost a legge | 1766.12.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' snarling critics, void of wit | 1775.12.14 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is not so clever | 1775.12.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is not so clever | 1775.12.22 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is not so clever | 1775.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is not so clever | 1776.01.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tho' some folks may tell us, it is not so clever | 1741.04.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Those who, quite careless, leave unshut my gate | 1774.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou canker wedded to my breast | 1774.09.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou canker wedded to my breast | 1774.09.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou canker wedded to my breast | 1774.10.07 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou canker wedded to my breast | 1764.05.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou foundling bard, I'v trac'd thy labour thro' | 1763.08.20 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou friend of truth! Thou friend of liberty | 1722.06.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou hast, great bard, in thy mysterious ode | 1774.01.13 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou miscreant, dead to every sense of shame | 1783.09.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou mistress of a warlike state | 1783.09.17 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou mistress of a warlike state | 1730.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou perverse, adverse, Calev d'Anvers | 1778.09.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou thought-revealing charm! in silence shewn | 1780.12.02 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1780.12.20 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1780.12.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1781.01.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1781.01.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1781.01.16 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1781.01.20 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1781.01.20 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1781.01.25 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1781.02.06 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou who in glory's shining track | 1766.01.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou, who in latter days, shall's wondering pass | 1775.10.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou, who the verdant fields dost traverse here | 1767.08.24 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou, who the verdant plain did travel here | 1779.03.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thou wretch accurs'd! canst thou to grace pretend? | 1771.08.29 | Strawberry Hll | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Though British accents your attention fire | 1767.04.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Though cautious craft at first the players guide | 1768.05.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Though mad I appear | 1774.02.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Though 'tis granted St. Paul debars women of speech | 1777.08.21 | Dartmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Though Whigs and Tories, are each other's foes | 1778.01.07 | Burlington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Threat'ning to drive us from the hill | 1742.07.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Three preachers in three distant places | 1778.11.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Three quarters of will, two-thirds of a lie | 1773.08.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Three ravenous creatures | 1743.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Three reigns three bobs produc'd of equal fame | 1774.11.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Three things we seek abroad, flying or fled | 1774.11.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Three things we seek abroad, flying or fled | 1770.07.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thrice happy did they know | 1771.03.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thrice happy man! thy praise shall ever ring | 1773.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thro' many cases, and so many misfortunes | 1777.03.15 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thro' the dark cloud of ills that compass us | 1779.09.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thro'out the town what noise and pother | 1773.09.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus fell barbarians whose rapacious breasts | 1769.08.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus have I seen in Market-Town | 1769.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus I have seen | 1768.03.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus on the concave of a sounding theme | 1721.12.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus P--sts by strict rules | 1777.08.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus the fierce north wind | 1722.03.15 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus, thus the lazy priests in triumphs ride | 1768.08.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus when a barber and a collier fight | 1734.03.04 | Hamstead,NY | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus Zenger you may see what I intend | 1734.12.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thus Zenger you may see what I intend | 1769.05.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy aid, high heaven! I now implore | 1779.01.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy attic power great satyrist is known | 1749.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy bib and doll scarce thrown aside | 1766.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy foes a frontless band invade | 1758.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy ribbon red, my doughty sold'er | 1758.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy ribbon red, my doughty sold'er | 1768.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy sermons, Fordyce, are scarce worth | 1769.01.09 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy sermons, Fordyce, are scarce worth | 1774.08.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy spirit, independence, let me share! | 1731.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Thy wit in vain the envenom'd critic gnaws | 1783.04.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Till winter comes, severe and rough | 1742.12.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Till W--le retreated all Europe believ'd | 1742.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Till W-lp-le retreated all Europe believ'd | 1767.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Time was, and, if I ought discern | 1767.03.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Time was, and if I ought discern | 1769.04.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Times it seems are alter'd quite, The | 1782.10.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Times, it seems, are alter'd quite, The | 1770.05.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tir'd of an indolent, corrupted age | 1746.04.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tir'd with their wilds; allur'd by Gallic gold | 1770.06.12 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis a hard task, these latter days | 1777.03.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis best that reason govern man | 1777.04.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis best that reason govern man | 1780.07.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis freedom's voice we hear! | 1769.07.04 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis gen'rous, Simplex, to engage | 1768.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis hard poor Sammy can't discover | 1775.03.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis he himself, who stiff as a steeple | 1775.04.24 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis he himself, who stiff as any steeple | 1772.12.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis--Himself--who stiff as any steeple | 1766.10.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis I,-- 'tis I, the mighty I | 1775.05.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis money makes the Member vote | 1775.06.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis money makes the member vote | 1775.08.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis money makes the member vote | 1775.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis money makes the member vote | 1765.12.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis not enough you scorn a private claim | 1774.06.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis not on law, a system great and good | 1728.03.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis not the crown, nor brilliant gems you wear | 1779.04.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis not those orient pearls your teeth | 1783.05.01 | Marblehead | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis now the horrid din of arms shall cease | 1783.05.13 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis now the horrid din of arms shall cease | 1783.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis now the horrid din of arms shall cease | 1774.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis odd, the erring vulgar say | 1778.10.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis past: ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1778.11.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis past:-ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1778.11.23 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis past:--ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1778.12.14 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis past:-ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1778.12.31 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis past:- ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1782.10.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis past; ah! calm thy cares to rest! | 1747.04.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis sad for to tell, tho' known is full well | 1739.10.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis said by law, that cheating will be check'd | 1769.05.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis said that our soldiers so lazy are grown | 1769.05.16 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis said that our soldiers so lazy are grown | 1769.05.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis said that our soldiers so lazy are grown | 1769.05.22 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis said that our soldiers so lazy are grown | 1769.05.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis said that our soldiers so lazy are grown | 1769.06.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis said that our soldiers so lazy are grown | 1773.07.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis strange, in faith, 'tis passing strange | 1772.10.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis strange, Mr. Powell, as we well may suppose | 1783.03.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis strange to think, so many men | 1757.04.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis the humble opinion of us the court martial | 1757.04.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis the humble opinion of us the court-martial | 1757.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis the humble opinion of us the court-martial | 1757.04.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis the humble opinion of us the court martial | 1757.04.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis the humble opinion of us the court martial | 1771.10.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis the last key-stone | 1775.12.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis there in search of useful laws to glow | 1741.01.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis thought the lion is rous'd from a deep sleep | 1768.08.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis time turns over many weighty things | 1779.05.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis true, some seem devout in ev'ry deed | 1770.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis true (with deference to the College) | 1770.03.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis true (with deference to the College) | 1771.06.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth, that god did shake | 1771.06.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth, that God did shake | 1770.01.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth (with deference to the college) | 1770.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth (with deference to the college) | 1770.04.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth (with deference to the college) | 1770.04.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth (with deference to the college) | 1770.05.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth (with deference to the college) | 1770.06.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth (with deference to the college) | 1770.07.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis truth (with def'rence to the college) | 1778.04.08 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis Washington's health, fill a bumper all round | 1778.04.04 | York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis Washington's health--fill a bumper all round | 1778.04.21 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis Washington's health--fill a bumper all round | 1774.08.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis well enough, good Master Gage | 1741.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tis yours a Bacon or a locke to blame | 1780.01.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all our countrymen at land | 1780.02.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all our countrymen at land | 1781.07.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all our subjects, true and loyal | 1774.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boy | 1774.09.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boys | 1774.09.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boys | 1774.09.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boys | 1774.09.29 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boys | 1774.09.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boys | 1774.10.03 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boys | 1774.10.08 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the pretty girls and boys | 1782.04.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all the tories in the land | 1759.11.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all those youths, whose noble hearts | 1759.11.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To all those youths, whose noble hearts | 1748.09.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To arms, ye British youth, to arms return | 1748.09.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To arms, ye British youth, to arms return | 1748.09.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To arms, ye British youth, to arms return | 1772.04.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To be poet or punster relinquish pretence | 1780.03.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical, to be sung or not, in article on topical songs | 1783.03.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To blast thy fame though pining envy tries | 1775.09.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To brand those villains with just marks of shame | 1740.12.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Britain's bright genius | 1740.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Britain's bright genius | 1760.08.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Britain's coast when haughty Caesar came | 1765.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To B-te and G-n-e, mark the event | 1765.09.20 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To B-te and G-n-le, mark the event | 1752.05.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Caesar thus blith Albion sings | 1781.05.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Camden, so fatal to rebels, we're told | 1773.10.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To catch a Printer tripping in his trade | 1771.10.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To censure trade | 1741.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Churchil, Mars dominion o'er the land | 1741.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Churchill, Mars dominion o'er the land | 1750.12.24 | Utrecht | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To day man's dress'd in gold and silver bright | 1762.08.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To day we've made the French and Spaniards fly | 1782.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To de sleekmen of Tonbos de humble petison | 1772.11.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To describe, in its dressing, the taste of the time | 1775.04.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To die, or to be free? That is the question | 1775.07.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To die, or to be free? That is the question | 1780.08.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To drive the Kine one summer's morn | 1768.03.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Fame, 'tis true, thy name shall be consign'd | 1767.03.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To feign a red-hot zeal for freedom's cause | 1767.07.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To feign a red-hot zeal for freedom's cause | 1779.08.19 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To fight, or not to fight? that is the question | 1779.09.06 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To fight,--or not to fight?--That is the question! | 1779.09.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To fight-- or not to fight? that is the question! | 1723.08.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To fix the laws, and limits of these colonies | 1731.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To gen'rous wine and jovial mirth inclin'd | 1783.11.05 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To go--or not to go-is that the question? | 1783.11.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To go, or not to go"--- is that the question? | 1783.12.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To go or not to go" - is that the question? | 1783.12.10 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To go or not to go - is that the question? | 1783.11.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To go-or not to go, that is the question? | 1783.11.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To go--or not to go, that is the question | 1781.04.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Greece no more the tuneful maids belong | 1782.07.27 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To hail the day that annual rolls | 1768.09.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To happiness we all direct our aim | 1775.09.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To happiness we all direct our aim | 1769.07.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To heal our feuds the parsons preach | 1769.01.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To hear, from your mouths, most respectable senate | 1782.10.29 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To hold in prose the most illustrious name | 1771.03.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To honours which MacQuirck and Bernard share | 1758.04.21 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To injur'd troops thus galland Brunswick spoke | 1758.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To injur'd troops thus gallant Brunswick spoke | 1758.04.17 | Spithead | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To injur'd troops thus gallant Brunswick spoke | 1758.05.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To injur'd troops thus gallant Brunswick spoke | 1781.05.19 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To injured Virginians thus the hero spoke | 1779.04.10 | East Greenwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To lay down and groan | 1748.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To manage horses P--M try'd | 1774.09.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To manhood he makes vain pretence | 1723.08.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To obviate all dangers, toil and fears | 1777.06.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To praise true merit is no easy art | 1778.10.29 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies and to all | 1778.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies and to all | 1778.11.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies and to all | 1778.11.07 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies and to all | 1778.11.09 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies and to all | 1778.11.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies and to all | 1778.11.12 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies and to all | 1778.11.16 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To public bodies, and to all | 1777.07.07 | Kingston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To raise the soul above each base desire | 1746.07.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To rival Him who fills our throne | 1758.02.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To Rome and Greece two distant ages gave | 1757.03.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To rouse the slumbring virtue of the free | 1764.07.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To satyrize the dead | 1778.10.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To save six rascals, 'tis the common creed | 1778.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To save six rascals, 'tis the common creed | 1776.04.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To say such Kings, lord, rule by thee | 1776.07.10 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To sects no bigot, Of a liberal mind | 1757.10.13 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see my friends some distance out of town | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the leaders of my fellow townsmen | 1770.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the leaders of my fellow-townsmen | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow | 1770.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow-townsmen | 1770.12.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow-townsmen | 1770.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow-townsmen | 1770.12.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow-townsmen | 1770.12.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see the sufferings of my fellow-townsmen | 1771.01.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To see what dupes they make my fellow citizens | 1766.06.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To serve a sovereign with unshaken zeal | 1769.09.02 | Leghorn | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To shew my love for liberty | 1769.09.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To shew my love for liberty | 1769.09.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To shew my love for liberty | 1771.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To shield his country, act the patriot's part | 1771.03.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To shield his country, --view the hero here | 1754.01.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To stand, or not to stand: that is the question | 1774.05.10 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To steal from Heaven its sacred fire he taught | 1762.02.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To tell a tale I' sure no man can blame us | 1769.02.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To that on which tyrants have breathed their last | 1769.09.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To the Lord Mayor of London, Lord W-- sends greeting | 1769.09.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To the Lord M--r of L--n Lord W-- sends greeting | 1744.12.24 | Marshalsea | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To The, O Aldrich! we the poor distress'd | 1775.02.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To the sage Smyrna, every day | 1783.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To the Senate of York, with all due submission | 1783.01.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To the senate of York, with all due submission | 1783.01.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To the Senate of York, with all due submission | 1783.02.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To the Senate of York, with all due submission | 1779.08.28 | Amelia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee, brave Washington, these humble lays | 1773.09.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee, fair freedom! I retire | 1775.03.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee, fair freedom, I retire | 1775.04.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee fair Freedom, I retire | 1775.04.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee fair freedom, I retire | 1740.10.13 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee my friend, tho' now perhaps disgrac'd | 1740.10.30 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee my friend, tho' now perhaps disgrac'd | 1740.10.30 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee my friend, tho' now perhaps disgrac'd | 1745.01.09 | Marshalsea | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee, O Aldrich! we the poor distress'd | 1778.01.31 | London? | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To thee, O God! by whom I live | 1753.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To their own good, Britons are ever blind | 1754.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To this new world, from fam'd Britannia's shore | 1783.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To view with curious eye th'historic stage | 1760.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To wake the soul by tender strokes of art | 1760.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To wake the soul by tender strokes of art | 1773.09.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To war, or not to war? | 1771.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To war, or not to war? That is the question | 1756.08.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To warn the sons of freedom to be wise | 1776.03.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To write or not to write; that is the question | 1776.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To write, or not to write; that is the question | 1776.04.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To write, or not to write; that is the question | 1774.02.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1774.03.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1774.03.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1775.03.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1775.04.07 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1775.05.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1782.06.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to scenes more bright | 1776.05.15 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to senses more bright | 1782.05.11 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To years far distant, and to senses more bright | 1745.07.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, Bostonians, who have bravely fought | 1745.03.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you brave youth, who justly merit praise | 1726.02.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, dear sir, whom all the muses own | 1727.06.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, dear youth, whom all the muses own | 1741.03.09 | Spithead | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, fine folk, at London town | 1741.04.13 | Spithead | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, fine folk at London town | 1742.08.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, great sir, who justly merit praise | 1742.11.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, great sir, who justly merit praise | 1737.06.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, most learned youngsters of the law | 1743.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, my good swab, your dear emperor Charles | 1737.03.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, my true, and faithful friend | 1779.05.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, my worthy old friend X | 1779.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] To you, preheminent in types | 1775.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tom Gage's Proclamation | 1775.07.10 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tom Gage's Proclamation | 1775.07.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tom Gage's Proclamation | 1775.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tom Gages Proclamation | 1775.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tom Gage's Proclamation | 1775.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tom Gage's Proclamation | 1775.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tom Gage's proclamation | 1766.11.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Too late Dikephilos, you would restore | 1755.06.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Too long Britannia! gentle to her foes | 1755.06.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Too long Britannia! gentle to her foes | 1755.08.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Too long Britannia! gentle to her foes | 1729.01.21 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Too long have party broils usurpt the song | 1749.10.16 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Too long provok'd in these censorious times | 1777.06.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tories, pray what will ye do | 1770.04.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tory, stand forth,--I dare thee to be tried | 1770.04.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tory stand forth,--I dare thee to be tried | 1767.12.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Touch'd to the quick by some sharp truths display'd | 1767.12.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Touch'd to the quick by some smart twinge of brain | 1775.02.22 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Town fear'd a siege, and held consultation, A | 1748.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Town invested by surprize, The | 1748.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Town invested by surprize, The | 1722.09.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tract of land of vast extent, A | 1773.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Traddle, traddle, 'tis got in my noddle | 1773.10.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Trade, in all its branches, thro' the town, The | 1782.02.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Trade it may held, society extend | 1757.02.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Trade's the source, sinew, soul of all | 1757.03.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Trade's the source, sinew, soul of all | 1774.06.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Traitors would fix rebellion's odious name | 1774.07.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Traitors would fix rebellion's odious name | 1774.08.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Traitors would fix rebellion's odious name | 1769.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tread with caution as you pass | 1770.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tree, 'tis said, at New York grew, A | 1770.03.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tree, 'tis said, at New-York grew, A | 1770.03.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tree, tis said, at New-York grew, A | 1781.09.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Trifling song you shall hear, A | 1769.04.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Truce to all wrangling, a truce to ill nature, A | 1770.11.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray forbear, A | 1770.11.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray forbear, A | 1770.12.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray forbear, A | 1771.01.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Truce with your banter, ye wits; pray forbear, A | 1778.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] True Britons give o'er | 1778.11.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] True Britons give o'er | 1767.06.29 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] True honour loudly calls, and wakes my song! | 1735.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] True imp of loy'l! sent from Rome or Hell | 1769.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Truth took a nap--I wonder at her! | 1735.02.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Tuneful muse, in lofty strains, The | 1780.10.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas Arnold's post, Sir Harry sought | 1780.12.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas Arnold's post, Sir Henry sought | 1782.07.06 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas at th' imperial throne below | 1782.06.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas at the birthnight ball, Sir | 1779.02.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas at the royal show, and grand display | 1781.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas for the conquest nobly won | 1782.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas for the conquest nobly won | 1782.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas for the conquest nobly won | 1782.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas for the contest nobly won | 1748.04.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas merry at Christmas, when money was plenty | 1781.02.15 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas on a time (I shan't say when) | 1779.06.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas on the twenty fourth of May | 1771.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas sung of old how one Amphion | 1783.05.27 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas then propos'd, to dance and sing | 1783.06.13 | Northampton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas then propos'd to dance and sing | 1731.05.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twas when a gloom my pensive Soul o'er spread | 1773.06.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twelve struck the clock, sedition's trump blew high | 1732.03.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twenty-third, did I say? no--that will be Sunday | 1733.04.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twenty-third of April is ever the day, The | 1782.04.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twice has the monarch been let blood | 1782.04.23 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twice has the monarch been let blood | 1774.07.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Twill never be too late | 1743.05.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Two heroes want, we thought to fight | 1742.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Two hundred British ships of British growth | 1737.06.13 | Barbados | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Two limbs of the law (so capricious is fate!) | 1742.02.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Two marine worthies, with eclat | 1782.04.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Two parties had a diff'rance, and the cause | 1737.03.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Two rivals in theatrick fame | 1749.10.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Two Welchmen, partners in a cow | 1765.09.23 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Undaunted chief! to Britain dear! | 1765.10.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Undaunted chief! to Britain dear! | 1765.10.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Undaunted chief! to Britain dear! | 1765.09.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Undaunter chief! to Britain dear | 1770.01.30 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Undone by women, faithful records tell | 1734.08.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Undone, undone, the Tories cry | 1764.06.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ungen'rous bard! th'has shot thy holy in haste | 1782.09.26 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unhappy day! it grieves more sore | 1771.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unhappy priest! whose ardent zeal | 1768.12.08 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unhappy wit like most mistaken things | 1743.09.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unhappy youth, that could not longer stay | 1779.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unmercifully just, who punish all | 1765.12.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Until th' important day, the day when truth | 1782.10.03 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unweary'd progress which you've made | 1759.12.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unwieldy boats all flat at bottom | 1760.02.02 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Unwieldy boats all flat at bottom | 1775.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Upon a motion made and seconded | 1781.05.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Upon a tr[?] pig was laid | 1774.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Upon my word it's very hard | 1768.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Upon your church, which all must grant | 1775.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Urbem, quam dicunt Romam, Melibaei putavi | 1774.08.30 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vain are the sculptur'd effigies of fame | 1776.02.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vain Britons, boast no longer | 1776.02.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vain Briton's, boast no longer with proud indignity | 1778.01.21 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vain Britons boast no longer with proud indignity | 1774.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vain, empty fool, whom all good men despise | 1768.03.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vain the attempt, to blast the sacred name | 1726.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vainest of mortals crub thy mad carreer | 1758.10.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Valient Clermont sure the battle won, The | 1761.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Verse above mysterious is | 1766.12.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vespilla, that mischievous tongue | 1768.05.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vestry conven'd at a time most fitting, The | 1768.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vestry conven'd at a time the most fitting | 1768.09.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Victim bull the bloody altar stains, The | 1783.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Victory claims a nation's thankful voice | 1782.09.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Vile as they are, this lukewarm tory crew | 1768.11.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Virginia, see thy governor appears! | 1770.02.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Virginians attend: Be worth like this approv'd | 1757.04.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Virginians! rouse! and from your borders drive | 1783.06.19 | Bennington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War being o'er let ev'ry heart rejoice, The | 1778.07.07 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! how I hate thy horrid name | 1779.05.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! how I hate thy horrid name | 1779.05.15 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! how I hate thy horrid name | 1779.06.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! how I hate thy horrid name | 1779.05.13 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! how lusts thy horrid name | 1775.11.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War makes the vulgar multitude to drink | 1756.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War, mournful war, I sing my country's woe | 1769.08.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! why let it come: War is a game, A | 1769.09.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! Why let it come: War is a game | 1769.08.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] War! why let it come: War is a game, A | 1768.10.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Warm in my country's rights and nature's laws | 1771.07.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Warm'd by the fire of freedom's sacred flame | 1771.07.26 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Warm'd by the fire of freedom's sacred flame | 1782.01.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wars, bloody wars and hostile Britain's rage | 1782.01.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wars, bloody wars, and hostile Britain's rage | 1778.05.06 | Tolpehacken | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Was Neues gibt es wohl, was sagen die Rebellen? | 1782.10.26 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Was strangely vers'd in magic lore | 1768.10.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Was there no felony, no bawd | 1768.10.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Was there no felony, no bawd | 1779.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Washington, Washington! | 1770.05.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Watchman, quoth Jack, it is none of our doing, The | 1776.11.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Watry God, great Neptune lay | 1776.04.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Watry God, great Neptune lay, The | 1776.04.29 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Watry God, great Neptune, lay, The | 1776.05.03 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Watry God, Great Neptune lay, The | 1775.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We are the troops that ne'er will stoop | 1775.08.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We are the troops that ne'er will stoop | 1775.08.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We are the troops that ne'er will stoop | 1775.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We are the troops that ne'er will stoop | 1775.11.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We came, we saw, but could not bear | 1775.10.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We came, we saw, but could not beat | 1775.10.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We came, we saw, but could not beat | 1775.10.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We came, we saw, but could not beat | 1775.11.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We came, we saw, but could not beat | 1775.11.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We came, we saw, but could not beat | 1775.11.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We came, we saw, but could not beat | 1721.09.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We dare not own your piece for public use | 1756.11.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We have lately been told | 1782.09.25 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We have reason to think there will soon be a peace | 1782.10.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We have reason to think there will soon be a peace | 1741.12.14 | West Indies | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We have receiv'd your letter, Jaby | 1775.10.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We here are invited to a Zodiack of mirth | 1733.04.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We King of Beasts from lonely den | 1781.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We like a fat coachman, our horses to steady | 1781.09.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We lose him, my Daphnis! and where shall we find | 1769.07.31 | Coventry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We men of Coventry | 1769.08.11 | Coventry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We men of Coventry | 1769.08.12 | Coventry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We men of Coventry | 1774.08.08 | Coventry | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We men of Coventry | 1774.08.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We men of Coventry | 1778.09.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We men of Zion | 1782.02.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We men of Zion | 1770.01.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We once more are order'd to let you convene! | 1776.05.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We once trusted Britain with power to rule us | 1757.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We Sail'd on the seas in the Ramilies | 1747.07.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We see on Globes, in astronomic ways | 1767.04.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We see the weather-cock at court | 1767.04.11 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We see the weather-cock (at Court) | 1750.07.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We thank you, my dears, you have sav'd us by flight | 1773.08.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We that subscribe to this edition | 1747.06.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We the King's best subjects, the Council of this | 1770.11.05 | Southampton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We the May'r and the Bailiffs of S--mpton town | 1770.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We the May'r and the Bailiffs of S---mpton town | 1760.12.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We tho't Father Abraham had a large dose | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We tremble, when we hear the same | 1780.07.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Weep! Gallia, weep! thy crest'd flow'rs | 1766.04.05 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Weeping America, reliev'd by you | 1780.07.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome all ye friendly pow'rs | 1782.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome Arnold to our shore | 1736.10.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome. fair princess, to the shore | 1734.05.20 | Bristol | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome, illustrious Prince, in whom we trace | 1767.03.12 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome my son, to this compos'd shade | 1775.05.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! once more | 1775.05.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! once more | 1775.05.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! once more | 1775.05.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! once more | 1782.05.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.06.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome, one Arnold, to our shore | 1783.07.05 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.10.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome, one Arnold, to our-shore | 1783.06.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! thrice welcome to a rescu'd land | 1783.07.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! thrice welcome to a rescu'd land | 1783.09.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! Thrice welcome, to a rescu'd land | 1783.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! thrice welcome, to a rescu'd land | 1783.10.21 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! thrice welcome, to a rescu'd land | 1783.09.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome! thrice welcome to a rescued land | 1732.08.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Welcome to us, thou happy one of three | 1736.03.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We'll brav'ry grant to a gay volunteer | 1772.12.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well Cuffee! What's the world about? | 1772.12.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well Cuffee! what's the world about? | 1757.08.13 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well, friend! hast heard the farce that late has been | 1778.02.11 | Lancaster | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well, good my Lords and gentlemen | 1778.02.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well, good my Lords and Gentlemen | 1778.02.24 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well, good my lords and gentlemen | 1778.07.22 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well I remember on that crouded day | 1778.07.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well I remember on that crouded day | 1778.08.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well I remember on that crouded day | 1778.08.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well I remember on that crouded day | 1779.07.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well may you fear, oh wretched crew! | 1772.01.09 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well met Friend Will, how's all at home? | 1760.02.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well, now friend Z, you see what caution | 1748.02.24 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well sung the bard, to critics, wits and beaus | 1773.12.02 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.12.13 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.12.14 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.12.16 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We'll to the colonies boys | 1773.12.21 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We'll to the colonies, boys | 1762.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well, well, my good countrymen! pr'y-ye don't fret | 1770.12.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well! what have you done? says honest old Bob | 1782.04.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well--now (said the devil) it looks something better! | 1760.03.06 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well! --since the dreadful bus'ness is all over | 1779.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well--somebody must foremost shew his face | 1782.03.13 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well--now (said the Devil) it looks something better | 1782.04.03 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well--now (said the devil) it looks something better! | 1782.04.11 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well--now (said the Devil) it looks something better | 1746.02.04 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Well-turn'd praise requir'd the nicest skill, A | 1749.04.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Were batchelors but wise enough to see | 1735.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Were you, good sir, a friend of mine | 1778.07.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] West of th' old Atlantic, firm liberty stands! | 1778.08.08 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] West of th' old Atlantic, firm liberty stands! | 1778.08.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] West of th' old Atlantic, firm liberty stands! | 1778.08.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] West of th' old Atlantic, firm liberty stands! | 1778.08.27 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] West of th' old Atlantic, firm liberty stands | 1778.12.01 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] West of th' old Atlantic, firm liberty stands! | 1778.12.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] West of the old Atlantic, firm liberty stands! | 1780.09.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We've almost, sweet sister, been frighten'd to death | 1780.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We've almost, sweet sister, been frighted to death | 1780.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We've almost, sweet sister, been frighten'd to death | 1780.09.25 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We've almost, sweet sister, been frighten'd to death | 1779.01.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] We've shown them full oft' of what stuff we are made | 1775.07.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What a court hath old England of folly and sin | 1775.07.26 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What a court hath old England of folly and sin | 1774.08.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What a hubbub is here, my dear father, of late | 1734.07.01 | Barbados | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What a pity it is that some modern Bravadoes | 1734.09.25 | Barbados | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What a pity it is that some modern bravadoes | 1775.01.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What! arm'd for virtue, and not point the pen | 1753.02.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What? arm'd for virtue, when I point the pen | 1778.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What base and unjust accusations we find | 1758.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What bustle and talk | 1759.08.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What! can an infant muse attempt to sing | 1747.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What can the people do when madmen rule | 1771.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What can the reason be, when tyrants reign | 1774.03.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What can you raise upon your farms | 1729.11.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What care I how the King of Spain | 1768.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What cooper has hoop'd up this barrel? | 1774.06.30 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What cou'd induce thee, thus to engage | 1774.12.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What cou'd possess you, effeminate Ben | 1774.12.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What cou'd possess you, stupid dunce | 1774.07.07 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What could induce thee Fool, thus to engage | 1773.10.15 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What degradation rolling ages feel! | 1774.02.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What did my phlogy, my phlogy | 1776.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What discontents, what dire events | 1774.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What ear, ye sirens, can endure the pest | 1753.07.16 | Plymouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What falsehoods some in post advise | 1753.07.26 | Plymouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What falsehoods some in post advise! | 1775.02.06 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What flame, so sudden, thus attracts my eye? | 1775.02.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What flame, so sudden, thus attracts mine eye? | 1749.05.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What gloomy star beclouds this Western clime! | 1770.09.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What grief did Beckford's honest soul oppress | 1759.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What honours Wolfe should thy brave brows adorn? | 1759.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What honours, Wolfe, should thy brave brows adorn? | 1736.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What how? how now hath how such learning [ ] | 1723.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What if your muse to Royal George does fly | 1774.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What! in this piping time of peace | 1774.06.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What! In this piping time of peace, when ev'ry | 1775.04.17 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What instrument, my friends, shall we employ | 1761.02.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What! is great Prussia once again victorious | 1782.04.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What is old English liberty? Friend, you now ask | 1769.12.22 | Harwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What is the silly fellow dis, pray tell | 1744.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What is the vollied bolts severest maim | 1771.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What is thy gain, when all is done | 1783.09.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What is Virtue? -Why a farce | 1769.11.10 | Newbern | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What is your aim, ye riff raff-railing elves | 1768.08.11 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What joy, sister Ireland, your countenance shows! | 1773.03.13 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What legends, of fables, and whimsical tales | 1773.04.06 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What legends of fables, and whimsical tales | 1773.04.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What legends of fables, and whimsical tales | 1770.12.27 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What light, bright beaming from yon eastern sky | 1758.01.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What martial spirits reign'd in Harry's days | 1776.02.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow? | 1783.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What mean those tears, that thus effusive flow! | 1747.03.02 | York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What mean you by these wicked pranks | 1747.03.10 | York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What mean you by these wicked pranks | 1747.03.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What mean you by these wicked pranks | 1747.03.17 | York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What mean you by these wicked pranks | 1777.04.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What needs a proclamation for a fast? | 1757.12.01 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What news? tis thought the Holbourne's fleet | 1782.04.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What noise, and what nonsense! dear printers forbear! | 1745.11.08 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What rake now doubts he has a soul to save | 1761.10.03 | St Andrews | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What Robin! hast thou still recourse | 1768.04.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What the deuce is the matter? What daemon of late | 1768.05.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What the duce is the matter? what daemon of late | 1777.01.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What theme propitious to the lay | 1760.09.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What tho' a slight check | 1760.10.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What though a slight check | 1737.12.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What thunder is that which breaks from the Park | 1737.12.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What thunder is that which breaks from the park | 1783.08.12 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What trifle comes next? Spare thy censure, my friend | 1746.09.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What V-n had in vigilance omitted | 1746.09.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What V--n had in vigilance omitted | 1767.10.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What was the Jesuit's aim, and what their plan? | 1767.10.17 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What was the Jesuits' aim, and what their plan? | 1772.01.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What wonders have some folks by instinct found out | 1764.06.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What wretched rhymes with polluted stains | 1774.11.17 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What ye have gain'd of late let others tell | 1774.11.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What ye have rais'd of late let others tell | 1774.02.14 | Bedford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What you can raise upon your farms | 1773.05.13 | Chellow | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whate'er we great or small conceive | 1770.10.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whate'er you may think, my good friend! | 1770.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whate'er you may think, my good friend! I protest | 1757.07.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What's the spring or the sweet smelling rose | 1757.07.29 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What's the spring or the sweet smelling rose | 1775.03.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What's the spring, or the sweet smelling rose? | 1775.03.30 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] What's the spring, or the sweet smelling rose? | 1782.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a branch of a thistle gets over the Atlantic | 1782.01.30 | Durham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a branch of the thistle gets o'er the Atlantic | 1782.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a branch of the thistle gets over the Atlantic | 1782.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a certain great King whose initial is G | 1782.04.10 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a certain great king whose initial is G | 1782.04.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a certain great king whose initial is G | 1782.04.24 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a certain great king whose initial is G | 1768.05.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a man of true spirit, in speaking or writing | 1769.04.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a twister, a twisting will twist him a twist | 1775.03.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When a twister, a twisting will twist him a twist | 1740.06.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Admiral Vernon first assail'd | 1763.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Albion woke, and rouz'd, 'midst war's alarm | 1781.02.20 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Alcides, the son of Olympian Jove | 1781.04.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Alcides, the son of Olympian Jove | 1783.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When ancient Rome, the Empress of the World | 1771.11.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Anna was the Church's daughter | 1774.02.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When (as Churchill says) | 1780.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When at first this land I prest | 1764.12.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When at the helm of state you ride | 1783.07.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Athens flourish'd with the Grecian reign | 1783.07.16 | Chestertown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Athens flourish'd with the Grecian reign | 1783.07.16 | Chestertown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Athens flourish'd with the Grecian reign | 1771.08.29 | Strawberry Hll | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When beauteous Helen left her native air | 1776.12.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When black ambition stains a public cause | 1768.04.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Boileau, with an honest rage | 1772.09.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain and Columba are at one | 1780.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain, by Divine command | 1757.02.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain, first, at Heaven's command | 1775.01.25 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain first at Heaven's command | 1775.01.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain first her wars to wage | 1776.11.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain first, without a cause | 1780.07.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain on her sea-girt shore | 1778.05.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain, weary of her hostile task | 1779.01.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain weary of hostile talk | 1772.05.01 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain's human ministers of state | 1783.05.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain's Rascius on the stage appears | 1783.03.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain's Roscius on the stage appears | 1783.06.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain's Roscius on the stage appears | 1783.06.19 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain's Roscius on the stage appears | 1783.07.11 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain's Roscius on the stage appears | 1771.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britain's spirit shall revive | 1756.12.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britains with the lark arose and slept | 1781.11.07 | Yorktown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When British glory once begins to fade | 1781.11.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When British troops first landed here | 1781.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When British troops first landed here | 1781.12.08 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When British troops first landed here | 1781.12.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When British troops first landed here | 1774.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britons first, by Heaven's command | 1774.11.03 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's commands | 1774.11.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's command, | 1774.11.16 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's command | 1774.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britons first, by heaven's command, | 1774.11.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britons first, by heav'ns command | 1774.12.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Britons first by heav'ns command | 1751.01.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When brute, the answer of the delphick maid | 1774.05.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Caesar reigned king at Rome | 1774.06.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Caesar reigned King at Rome | 1749.06.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When conjurers the quality can bubble | 1749.07.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When conjurers the quality can bubble | 1749.08.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When conjurers the quality can bubble | 1735.07.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When C------r first in Salter's-hall | 1777.07.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When curs'd ambition, fires the mind of Kings | 1747.11.03 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When curst Ambition sends her dire alarms | 1777.06.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When cuss'd ambition, fires the mind of kings | 1770.04.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When danger threatened, who so mute | 1751.03.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Daphne o'er the meadows fled | 1767.05.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When David mov'd the ark alone | 1750.06.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When dread convulsions shake this ball of earth | 1771.05.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When earth yawn'd wide to swallow ancient Rome | 1767.10.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Empire in its childhood first appears | 1767.10.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When empire in its childhood first appears | 1782.09.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When England's king, devoid of shame or fear | 1770.01.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When evil Counsellors alone | 1779.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction brandishing her horrid sting | 1780.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction, in league with the treacherous Gaul | 1780.09.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction, in league with the treacherous Gaul | 1780.12.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction lifts her impious hand | 1766.06.02 | Dartmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction strove by all her winding ways | 1764.07.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction was loud, and when parties ran high | 1764.07.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction was loud, and when parties ran high | 1764.07.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When faction was loud, and when parties ran high | 1753.08.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When fam'd Apollo drew the beauteous face | 1779.01.16 | Long Island | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When female hearts beat high for virtuous fame | 1769.07.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When first I took my pen in hand | 1770.05.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When first I took my pen in hand | 1736.12.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When first I tun'd the lyric strings | 1762.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When first, portentous, it was known | 1774.02.07 | Bedford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When first the grand contractor, form'd this ball | 1748.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When first the squire, and tinker Wood | 1748.11.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When first the squire, and Tinker Wood | 1740.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When foolish calves in forests walk astray | 1781.03.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When France and Spain by treach'rous league combin'd | 1770.02.05 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When freedom's boasted sons desert her glorious | 1753.08.16 | Antigua | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When General Mathew pass'd this mortal bound | 1753.08.28 | St Christophrs | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When General Mathew pass'd this mortal bound | 1760.05.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Gen'rous Amherst heard the tube of fame | 1782.07.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George in madness gave command | 1756.06.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George mans a fleet his French foe to assail | 1756.06.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George mans a fleet his French foe to assail | 1746.01.09 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George our King shall learn his foes to fear | 1746.02.04 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George our King shall learn his foes to fear | 1746.03.11 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George our King shall learn his foes to fear | 1737.04.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George propitious left the German strand | 1782.10.23 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George the great, issues his high commands | 1782.11.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When George the great, issues his high commands | 1745.10.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When glorious actions we would fain rehearse | 1745.07.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When glorious Anne Britannia's Scepter sway'd | 1745.07.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When glorious Anne Britannia's scepter sway'd | 1745.07.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When glorious Anne Britannia's scepter sway'd | 1750.03.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When glory with a painful eye | 1778.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When God to punish reigning crimes | 1733.03.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When good King Jemmy wore the British Crown | 1733.02.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When good King Tommy wore the British Crown | 1776.06.15 | Buckingham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When good Queen Bessy rul'd the land | 1748.02.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When great Augustus rul'd the world and Rome | 1741.03.09 | Liverpool | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When great Eliza grac'd the English throne | 1741.03.09 | Liverpool | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When great Eliza grac'd the English throne | 1782.02.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When great Sir George was poor, why then | 1772.07.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When growing states, each prejudice defied | 1776.03.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When haughty Monarchs quit this chequer'd scene | 1783.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Hawke, the British Neptune, reign'd | 1780.10.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When he as far beneath the center's hurld | 1777.04.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When heaven for hidden causes shakes the rod | 1777.04.28 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When heaven for hidden causes shakes the rod | 1774.03.30 | St Croix | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When heaven, indulgent, bless'd this land | 1774.05.17 | Basseterre | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When heaven, indulgent, bless'd this land | 1746.04.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Highgate Hill shall down to Smithfield come | 1773.05.14 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When I first read your critick's piece | 1782.08.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When in the bark, the unskilful pilot raves | 1770.09.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When in the tomb, thy pampered flesh shall rot | 1782.06.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When in their hands all power they found | 1760.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When James, assuming Right from God | 1768.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Jemmicumjunto first drew out his blade | 1767.01.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Judas lavish'd laud on honest Wayles | 1736.11.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When kings fall out, they cease their hate | 1782.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When last we met in Parliament | 1771.07.16 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When late involv'd in war Britannia stood | 1770.04.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When laws are broken, wicked might | 1770.05.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When laws are broken, wicket might | 1778.04.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Lord North first began | 1747.09.28 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When M and D, and C by C shall stand | 1760.09.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When martial heroes greatly buy applause | 1782.09.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When men will prostitute the power of rhime | 1774.11.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When mighty Roast Beef was the Englishman's food | 1774.12.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When mighty Roast Beef was the Englishman's food | 1774.12.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When mighty roast beef was the Englishman's food | 1775.01.06 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When mighty Roast Beef was the Englishman's food | 1774.09.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When mighty Shakespeare summoned each sp'rit | 1721.01.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Moses and Isr'el had cross'd the Red Sea | 1778.08.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When North first began | 1778.08.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When North first began | 1778.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When North first began | 1778.09.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When North first began | 1779.06.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When once the firm assurance fails | 1779.06.05 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When once the first assurance fails | 1769.01.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When once we over[p]ass the bounds of right | 1769.05.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When our forefathers fled the land | 1779.09.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When our master, God bless him, ascended the throne | 1780.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When our M-st-er, God bless him, ascended the throne | 1756.11.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When our small garrison gave up at last | 1775.03.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When party spirit prevail'd apace | 1775.05.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When party-spirit prevail'd a pace | 1771.04.18 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Peale his lovely Arria drew | 1771.01.04 | Dartmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Persia's King in all his glory shone | 1771.01.15 | Dartmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Persia's King in all his glory shone | 1779.12.02 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Phaeton, that simple sot | 1779.12.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Phaeton, that simple sot | 1751.05.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Pharaoh's pride brought down on Egypt's land | 1769.12.28 | Stratford/Avon | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Philip's fam'd unconquer'd son | 1773.06.15 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When popery in Britain sway'd I've read | 1783.02.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When pregnant nature strove relief to gain | 1783.02.26 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When pregnant nature strove relief to gain | 1783.03.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When pregnant nature strove relief to gain | 1783.03.18 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When pregnant nature strove relief to gain | 1783.04.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When pregnant nature strove relief to gain | 1783.04.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When pregnant Nature strove relief to gain | 1775.08.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When private faith and public trusts are sold | 1775.03.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Querist writes, 'tis strange to tell | 1780.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When rival nations first descried | 1778.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When rival nations, great in arms | 1778.05.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When rival nations, great in arms | 1761.10.03 | Port-Royal | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Robin's sloven pen his cause betrays | 1734.07.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Romes rapacious eagles spread their wings | 1782.08.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When round the barque the howling tempest races | 1779.06.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Royal George reel'd o'er this land | 1755.07.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When sad distempers rage, then doctors strive | 1783.10.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Sally's picture was to Sally shewn | 1778.07.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright regions fell | 1778.08.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright regions fell | 1778.08.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from heaven's bright region fell | 1778.12.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.12.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from Heaven's bright region fell | 1778.08.24 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Satan first from heavn's bright region fell | 1772.09.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When satire flies abroad on falsehood's wings | 1777.04.24 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When sons ungrateful to kind parents prove | 1781.11.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When southward Cornwallis first enter'd the land | 1781.11.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When southward Cornwallis first enter'd the land | 1773.07.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When stern oppression rear'd her baleful head | 1755.12.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When surprized by the ambuscade | 1755.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When surprized by the ambuscade | 1737.06.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Talbot ravag'd all the plains of France | 1716.06.25 | Ireland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the British sait and king | 1774.03.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the foes of the land, our destruction had plan'd | 1774.03.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the foes of the land, our destruction had plan'd | 1774.03.14 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the foes of the land, our destruction had plan'd | 1747.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the fourth Henry, first of Bourbon's line | 1747.11.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the fourth Henry, first of Bourbon | 1777.08.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the great hero in arms himself array'd | 1777.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the great hero in arms himself array'd | 1777.12.25 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the great hero in arms himself array'd | 1768.09.12 | Maryland | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the stamp-act's repeal past over the deep | 1782.04.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the Washington ship by the English was beat | 1782.05.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the Washington ship by the English was beat | 1781.09.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the white horse doth o'er the lion rule | 1778.07.23 | On ship | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the white horse doth over the Lion rule | 1778.08.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the white horse doth over the lion rule | 1781.08.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the white horse doth over the lion rule | 1781.08.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the white horse doth over the lion rule | 1781.08.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the white horse doth over the lion rule | 1781.08.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the white horse doth over the lion rule | 1779.08.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When the wise ruler of Glubdubdrib's isle | 1783.11.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When thus ripe lies are to perfection sprung | 1732.04.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When tinkers bawl'd aloud to settle | 1744.01.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When to the King the tidings Carteret bore | 1743.11.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Tory Oxford rul'd the roast | 1781.05.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Tory Oxford rul'd the roast | 1774.11.11 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When true religion supercedes grimace | 1771.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Tryon led his loyal bands | 1751.01.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When tuneful sounds from f-st-r's artful tongue | 1774.11.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When tyrants o'er the continent were spread | 1774.11.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When tyrants o'er the continent were spread | 1774.12.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When tyrants o'er the continent were spread | 1778.06.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When valor directed by motives sincere | 1780.10.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When virtue calls, enraptur'd we obey | 1736.03.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When wags pervert what others serious have writ | 1749.06.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When war subsided in the south | 1749.06.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When war subsides in the south | 1768.10.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When we industriously have rais'd | 1743.08.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When we review our Britain's present state | 1775.03.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When wicked men, with foul intent | 1775.04.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When wicked men, with foul intent | 1775.04.19 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When wicked men, with foul intent | 1749.05.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When will profusion leave a bankrupt realm? | 1775.06.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When, with a voice that fills the skies | 1776.04.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When Yankies skill'd in martial rule | 1774.01.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When you censure the age | 1773.06.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] When you your poor birchen rod resign'd | 1738.06.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whence Britons, these desponding cares | 1738.06.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whence Britons, these desponding cares | 1763.04.28 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whence, Britons, these desponding cares | 1766.08.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whence rise these sudden gleams | 1775.09.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whence this wild uproar, oh ye muses tell? | 1775.10.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whence this wild uproar, Oh ye muses tell? | 1773.11.09 | Middletown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whene'er they call, I'll readily afford | 1762.02.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where are the fleets of France? All cover'd o'er | 1762.02.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where are the fleets of France? All cover'd o'er | 1762.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where are the fleets of France? All cover'd o'er | 1771.06.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where can philosophers, and sages wise | 1774.03.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where dwells the casuist [?] to reveal | 1774.03.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where dwells the [casuist?] to reveal | 1780.07.26 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where e'er we go, where'e'er we run | 1768.05.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where freedom in the streets is known | 1775.04.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where many dunces meet, to club their mite | 1775.06.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where now is Athens? where the Grecian name | 1781.10.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where now the nation, whose controuling law | 1758.06.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where shall an instant muse such numbers find | 1762.05.10 | Long Island | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where tyrants rule with arbitrary sway | 1774.09.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas certain persons rebelliously witty | 1769.03.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas I Timothy Tickle, Esquire | 1776.02.03 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas I'm chas'd from place to place | 1774.10.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas on th' first day of September | 1777.01.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas our former declarations | 1777.01.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas our former declarations | 1774.11.24 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas some people last October | 1774.12.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas some people last October | 1779.04.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas the Congress, leagu'd with France | 1775.07.21 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas the rebels here about | 1775.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas the rebels hereabout | 1775.07.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas the rebels hereabout | 1775.07.19 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas the rebels hereabout | 1775.07.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas the rebels hereabout | 1769.04.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas there appear'd, as all very well known | 1778.11.12 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whereas we've found, that certain folks | 1760.12.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where's now Othello's hair breadth 'scapes | 1761.01.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where's now Othello's hair breadth 'scapes? | 1760.11.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where's now Othello's hair-breadth 'scapes? | 1764.04.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Where's W--? you cry--O! Friend, forgive my laughter | 1735.10.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whether affairs of policy or love | 1775.02.23 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whether you lead the patriot band | 1783.02.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Which of my sons, proclaim'd War's God | 1779.07.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whigs of all denominations | 1759.04.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While at the helm of state you ride | 1737.11.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While awful cannon with tremendous roar | 1767.09.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Bacchus and Momus together unite | 1750.12.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Britain complains of neutrality broke | 1750.12.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Britain complains of neutrality broke | 1751.01.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Britain complains of neutrality broke | 1751.01.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Britain complains of neutrality broke | 1777.01.11 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Britain's arms triumphant trophies boast | 1738.11.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Briton's Pilot steer'd with gentle gales | 1775.08.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While civil wars distract this happy land | 1775.08.19 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While civil wars distract this happy land | 1774.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Europe lay absorb'd in darkest night | 1768.11.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While ev'ry heart unites to curse the man | 1768.11.05 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While ev'ry truly English breast | 1755.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While faction lifts her impious hand | 1774.05.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While fawning sycophants the nine implore | 1774.05.26 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While fawning sycophants the nine implore | 1781.04.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While free from force the press remains | 1781.05.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While free from force the press remains | 1781.06.06 | Trenton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While free from force the press remains | 1782.04.24 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While free from force the press remains | 1783.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While free from force the press remains | 1775.06.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While freedom's daughters all their aid afford | 1775.06.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Freedom's daughters all their aid afford | 1775.06.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While freedom's daughters all their aid afford | 1775.06.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Freedom's daughter's all their aid afford | 1733.07.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While generous Oglethorpe's unwearied pain | 1734.04.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While generous Oglethorpe's unwearied paid | 1733.02.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While generous O--g--p's unwearied pain | 1741.03.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While George provok'e to vengence arms | 1770.05.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While hackney'd pens fair freedom's cause assail | 1770.07.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While hackney'd pens fair freedom's cause assail | 1746.02.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While heav'n with judgments arm'd its threat'ning hand | 1766.10.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1766.12.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1767.08.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1767.09.12 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1780.06.01 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Liberty displays her comely charms | 1780.06.08 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Liberty displays her comely charms | 1780.06.15 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Liberty displays her comely charms | 1744.10.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Louis' Numbers fill the News | 1744.10.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Louis' numbers fill the news | 1781.03.24 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While many a servile miss her succour leads | 1781.06.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While many a servile muse her succour lends | 1781.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While many a servile muse her succour lends | 1737.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Mapp to th' actors shew'd a kind regard | 1737.02.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Mapp to th' actors shew'd a kind regard | 1737.03.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Mapp to th' actors shew'd a kind regard | 1783.03.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While M---r and E---y through the town | 1746.02.11 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While on Edina's Fate intent | 1734.02.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While other bards of Grecian heroes treat | 1781.06.27 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Peers and Commons head the riot | 1775.10.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While pleasure reigns unrival'd on this shore | 1775.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While pleasure reigns unrival'd on this shore | 1775.10.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While pleasure reigns unrival'd on this shore | 1743.06.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While P----y, seeking lost repose | 1766.06.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While ratling cannons thunder in our ears | 1766.06.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While rattling cannon thunder in our ears | 1777.12.11 | Nansemond | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While rebel sons with ruffian hand | 1736.02.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While ripening slow, the future purpose lay | 1748.09.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While scarce a day but fresh alarms | 1781.10.25 | Peekskill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.03 | Peekskill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.08 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1781.11.08 | Peekskill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1737.11.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While secret-leaguing nations frown around | 1737.12.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While secret-leaguing nations frown around | 1775.12.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While selfish knaves, to virtue's dictates blind | 1734.10.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Sir in merry mood you choose | 1769.09.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While sleeping fast beside wife Jane | 1766.04.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While some in politics are deep immers'd | 1771.09.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While suppliant crouds in grateful zeal contend | 1738.05.15 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While the long silence of your friend you blame | 1770.11.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Turks and Russians, fierce in arms | 1770.12.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Turks and Russians, fierce in arms | 1770.12.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While Turks and Russians, fierce in arms | 1776.10.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While tyrants lift their impious hands | 1778.10.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While virtue crown'd fair Albion's throne | 1741.02.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While vulgar days steal unregarded by | 1782.08.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While we are fighting our malicious foe | 1782.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While we are fighting our malicious foe | 1770.09.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While with zeal for your welfare I ardently burn | 1770.10.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While with zeal for your welfare I ardently burn | 1763.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you, dear Hal, are forc'd to roam | 1782.07.11 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you, great George, for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.23 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.07.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1782.08.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you great George for knowledge hunt | 1770.03.29 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] While you, my friend, in perfect ease | 1763.05.28 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst Britain led by royal George | 1763.06.06 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst Britain led by royal George | 1766.06.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst different bards from different climates spring | 1766.06.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst different bards from different climates spring | 1763.09.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst each side, heated with malicious zeal | 1775.07.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst happy in my native land | 1775.07.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst happy in my native land | 1776.05.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst happy in my native land | 1773.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst others court the honours of the bench | 1768.06.08 | Savannah | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst parties engage | 1746.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst savage brutes, stirr'd up by Gallic arts | 1777.12.09 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst the fancy buckskins bluster | 1759.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst tuneful bards prepare to sing | 1776.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst tyrants lift their impious hands | 1759.10.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst war now rages with imperious roar | 1759.10.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst war now rages with impetuous roar | 1764.05.07 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst W---s supports a nation's injur'd laws | 1729.12.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst yet 'twixt peace and war the scales suspend | 1778.04.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst you, great George, for knowledge hunt | 1774.09.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whilst you the charter of our rights maintain | 1770.04.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] White balls and black balls were late in an uproar | 1770.12.14 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] White Britain's sons in self opinion wise | 1739.11.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whitefield! that great, that pleasing name | 1739.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whitefield! that great, that pleasing name | 1739.12.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whitefield! that great, that pleasing name | 1740.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whitefield! That great, that pleasing name | 1769.08.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who can the doctrine of that sage debate? | 1742.05.06 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who can to this curs'd law submit | 1742.05.27 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who can to this curs'd law submit | 1782.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who dares-tho' ev'n of patriot name | 1755.10.16 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who don't remember the last hurricane | 1769.10.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who first taught souls enslav'd, and realms undone | 1773.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who has e'er been at Versailles must needs know the | 1773.08.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who has e'er been at Versailles must needs know the | 1773.08.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who has e'er been at Versailles must needs know the | 1773.09.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who has e'er been at Versailles must needs know the | 1775.08.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who puts a doublet on a horse | 1768.05.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who shames a scribler? break one cobweb thro' | 1774.07.28 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who shames a scribler? break one cob-web through | 1772.10.16 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who strives to mount Parnassas hill | 1783.05.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who with the gen'rous rustics state | 1783.04.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who with the gen'rous rusties state | 1783.04.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who with the gen'rous rusties state | 1783.05.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who with the gen'rous rusties state | 1783.05.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who with the gen'rous rusties state | 1783.05.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who with the gen'rous rusties state | 1783.05.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who with the gen'rous rusties state | 1769.02.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who'd know the sweets of liberty | 1769.02.24 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who'd know the sweets of liberty? | 1775.10.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who'd know the sweets of liberty? | 1782.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who'd know the sweets of liberty? | 1783.06.18 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whoe'er heard of such mad pranks | 1774.04.28 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who'eer with curious eye has rang'd | 1755.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whoever picks your bone will swear | 1770.03.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who'll not applaud when he such lines reads? | 1770.03.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who'll not applaud when he such lines reads? | 1775.01.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whom virtue's native heav'nly force | 1769.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Who's know the sweets of liberty? | 1768.05.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Whose religion, it was fit | 1768.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why all these gibes, these heats, and cruel fears | 1742.12.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why, Britannia, thus senseless of praise | 1755.09.22 | Falls | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why do the heathen rage, or why | 1775.01.26 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why do we fast and hang the head | 1775.04.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why from the moon he dates, if you wou'd learn | 1779.07.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why hast thou soar'd so high, ambitious muse? | 1749.05.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why joyful fireworks only in the park? | 1779.12.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why mourns my Queen for our young hero's safety | 1769.03.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why patriots of fame | 1769.03.28 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why patriots of fame | 1769.04.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why patriots of fame | 1773.10.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why should not ev'ry trader sell by auction | 1776.02.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight of | 1776.02.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight of | 1776.03.04 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight of | 1776.03.29 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight of | 1776.04.26 | Worcester | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why should vain mortals tremble at the sight of | 1776.09.23 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why start! this case will you's be very soon | 1759.04.26 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why start? --the case is yours--or will be soon | 1772.07.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why start?--the case is yours--or will be soon | 1778.05.16 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why towards two Georges good, humane and great | 1774.02.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why turn we J-- those volumes o'er | 1774.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Why, what, in the name of Old-Nick, can he mean | 1768.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wicked statesman, whose false heart pursues | 1779.02.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wife laments her husband dead! The | 1772.05.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wight is the paradise of Britain's Isle | 1757.03.19 | Germantown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wilden werden zahm gemacht, Be[ ]her werden treu, Die | 1773.02.08 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wilkes is a sad dog | 1783.05.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Will no one tell the pretty tale | 1761.06.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Will then Voltaire, grown wise, at last | 1738.12.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Will you be free? You will not tho' you may | 1771.02.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Will you hear the excuse of an old wicked sinner | 1747.07.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wipe clean your pen, my friend and lay it by | 1773.12.21 | Dublin | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wir wollen nach den Colonien gehen | 1746.08.25 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise and ancient Romans held it far, The | 1746.07.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise in his prime, he waited not for noon | 1746.08.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise in his prime, he waited not for noon | 1775.11.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise is the man who his country would save | 1747.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1776.12.13 | New Hampshire | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1779.04.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1779.04.20 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise men suffer good men grieve | 1779.05.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1779.05.04 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise men suffer, good men grieve | 1731.06.07 | Rome | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise, not morose; well learn'd without conceit | 1770.07.19 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wise statesmen only, know the rule of right | 1756.01.24 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With abject fear, and cover'd o'er with shame | 1763.03.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With ardent love for ancient wisdom sir'd | 1775.11.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With beasts of the wood, we will ramble for food | 1776.12.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With Christmas mirth, and Christmas cheer | 1774.09.08 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With civic wreath of English oak | 1768.02.04 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With doubt, joy, apprehension, almost dumb | 1769.01.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With endless wars and martial toils opprest | 1782.07.10 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With evil omene from the harbour sails | 1755.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With ev'ry patriot virtue crown'd | 1770.03.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With fire enwrapt, surcharg'd with sudden death | 1770.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With fire enwrapt, surcharg'd with sudden death | 1770.04.05 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With fire enwrapt, surcharg'd with sudden death | 1770.04.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With fire enwrapt, surcharg'd with sudden death - | 1774.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With graceful air and virtuous mein | 1774.09.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With graceful air and virtuous mein | 1774.09.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With graceful air and virtuous mien | 1771.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With harsh ungen'rous insult spurn'd | 1777.11.18 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With hearts, at York, as light as cork | 1768.03.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With honest scorn, we read thy weak defence | 1733.01.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With honour thus by Carolina plac'd | 1765.09.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With joy, illustrious Pratt, we see | 1783.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With kindred power a rival hand succeeds | 1760.03.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With lanthorn jaws and croaking gut | 1768.07.16 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With longing look, and fault'ring speech | 1773.05.20 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With minds eclips'd and eke deprav'd | 1775.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With moral tale to ancient wisdom move | 1772.10.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With native freedom, as with courage blest | 1780.06.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With party away, let none dare to say | 1768.03.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With pistols I bluster'd, tho' drove to retreat | 1775.10.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With rage from hell the tyrant's heart may glow | 1772.06.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With swords on their thighs the bold yeomen are seen | 1772.06.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With swords on their thighs the bold yeomen are seen | 1751.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With th'king of beasts the fox ne'er vies | 1769.03.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With throbbing bosom, and woe-looking eye | 1768.11.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] With throbbing bosom, and woe-speaking eye | 1762.04.19 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Within these peaceful | 1762.05.07 | Princeton | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Within these peaceful walls retir'd | 1778.12.12 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Within these walls fair freedom's sons immur'd | 1778.12.26 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Within these walls fair F[r]eedom's sons immur'd | 1779.01.19 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Within these walls fair freedom's sons immur'd | 1766.09.29 | Flogikgham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Within this age, and shorter time we'll find | 1750.05.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without a friend, without a foe | 1750.05.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without a friend, without a foe | 1750.06.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without a friend, without a foe | 1750.09.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without a friend, without a foe | 1750.09.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without a friend, without a foe | 1769.07.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without a friend, without a foe | 1769.10.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without a friend, without a foe | 1779.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without complaisance I appeal | 1774.09.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without one grain of honest sense | 1777.05.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1777.05.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1777.06.02 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1777.06.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1777.06.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1777.06.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1777.06.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1777.06.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Without wit, without wisdom, half stupid and drunk | 1769.04.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Witlings all with one accord, The | 1777.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Witness, ye sons of tyranny's black womb | 1773.09.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wo to the trade if XY rouse | 1738.11.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Woman will ever find some roguish fashion | 1769.05.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Women attempted some few years ago, The | 1775.01.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wond'rous beast of late appears | 1735.01.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wondrous machine! Thy curious fabrick shows | 1779.09.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Word of Congress, like a round of beef, The | 1766.07.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] World is a bubble and full of deceit, The | 1743.03.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] World's in a hurry----what is it about? The | 1768.02.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would it not anger any true born Roman | 1768.03.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would it not anger any true born Roman | 1774.08.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would some kind muse assist my strain | 1726.07.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would you attempt to lash a guilty age | 1768.05.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would you know what a Whig is, & always was | 1775.01.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would you know what a Whig is, and always was | 1760.03.10 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would you patriotism shew, then pray take the hint | 1772.05.09 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would you treat Spain with red-hot shots | 1752.01.09 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Would'st thou, (Britannia !) still reign Ocean's queen | 1772.01.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wretch tir'd out with fortune's blows, A | 1766.07.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Wretches! the scorn of nature and mankind | 1783.08.26 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Writer sir, whose works discover, A | 1783.10.22 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye blood thirsty Tories, of every degree | 1783.05.20 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye brave asserters of your country's cause | 1778.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye brave honest subjects, who dare to be loyal | 1751.03.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Britons be merry, because you're grown wise | 1768.06.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Britons, how chang'd! | 1751.01.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye busses, hail, which to us sent | 1751.02.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye busses, hail, which to us sent | 1770.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye captains and admirals, mighty & brave | 1770.11.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Captains and Admirals, mighty and brave | 1770.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye captains and admirals, mighty and brave | 1770.11.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye captains and admirals, mighty and brave | 1780.01.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Devonshire lads, and ye lasses | 1780.04.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye flitches, jowls, and bacon-hams, rejoice | 1760.10.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye foes to Prussia, truth, and right | 1769.02.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye foplings and prigs, and ye wou'd-be smart things | 1780.09.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye friends to truth, ye statesmen who survey | 1760.05.15 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye gen'rous fair, ere finally we part | 1768.07.07 | New Jersey | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye gentle, generous Whigs, give ear | 1772.04.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye gentle, generous Whigs, give ear | 1770.12.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye guardians to Britannia's throne | 1771.01.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye guardians to Britannia's throne | 1775.06.08 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye heirs of Freedom! glorious is your cause | 1775.06.15 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye heirs of freedom! glorious is your cause | 1775.07.04 | Cambridge | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye heirs of Freedom! glorious is your cause | 1775.08.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye heirs of freedom! glorious is your cause | 1747.02.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye hostile nations! let your fury cease | 1747.03.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye hostile nations! let your fury cease | 1736.01.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye insects all, that fly or creep | 1731.11.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Ladies who to Boston-town are come | 1782.06.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye lads of true spirit | 1768.11.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye lovers of freedom and ese | 1781.11.07 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye loyalists all, within the town | 1781.11.20 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye loyalists all, within the town | 1781.11.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye loyalists all within the town | 1781.11.29 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye loyalists all, within the town | 1769.07.17 | Liverpool | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Middlesex freeholders, what is the reason | 1769.07.20 | Liverpool | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Middlesex freeholders, what is the reason | 1769.04.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers! Who every hour | 1772.07.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers! Who every hour | 1769.05.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers! who every hour | 1769.05.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers! who every hour | 1769.05.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers! who every hour | 1772.07.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers! who every hour | 1774.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers who every hour | 1776.02.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye ministers! who every hour | 1770.05.19 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye mongrels be gone--What a clamourous rout! | 1768.12.02 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye mothers all, and every lown | 1736.08.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye muses, hail the Royal dame | 1736.10.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye muses, Hail the royal dame | 1783.11.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Nations hear th' immortal tale | 1783.11.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye nations hear th'immortal tale | 1775.01.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye noble patriots! constant, firm and true | 1775.01.19 | Lexington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye noble patriots! Constant, firm and true | 1775.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye noble patriots! constant, firm and true | 1775.01.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye noble patriots! constant, firm, and true | 1775.01.30 | Lexington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye noble patriots! constant, firm and true | 1775.02.11 | Charlestown | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye noble patriots! constant, firm, and true | 1780.10.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Patriots, go on | 1760.03.10 | Paris | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye patriots of France, who rich are as Jews | 1763.01.07 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye patriots safe! who pleas'd the deep designs | 1750.10.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye paultry scriblers of a foggy | 1771.09.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye peers! ye pillars of our falling state! | 1769.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye pest of princes, and of kings the curst | 1776.05.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye poor silly people | 1776.04.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye poor silly people, who foolishly think | 1776.04.13 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye poor silly people, who foolishly think | 1778.08.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye poor simple people, who foolishly think | 1778.09.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye poor simple people, who foolishly think | 1775.08.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er states and kings | 1775.08.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er states and kings | 1775.08.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er states and Kings | 1775.09.06 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er states and Kings | 1775.09.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye powers who rule o'er states and Kings | 1774.08.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Princes of the earth, ye mighty few | 1774.08.23 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye princes of the earth, ye mighty few | 1774.08.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye princes of the earth, ye mighty few | 1774.09.16 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye princes of the earth, ye mighty few | 1774.04.06 | South Carolina | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye prospr'ous sons of Carolina hail! | 1744.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of Aesculapius, cease your strife | 1774.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of freedom smile! | 1769.02.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Sons of Liberty, attend! | 1782.06.05 | West Point | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of Mars attend | 1782.06.13 | West Point | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of Mars attend | 1782.06.22 | Fishkill | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of Mars, attend | 1782.06.22 | West-Point | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of Mars, attend | 1782.06.27 | West Point | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of Mars attend | 1782.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of Mars attend | 1775.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye, sons of true freedom and spirit | 1775.07.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons of true freedom and spirit | 1782.07.05 | West Point | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye sons on Mars, attend | 1779.01.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye squibs and ye crackers of ev'ry degree | 1777.12.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Tories all rejoice and sing | 1774.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye traitors! is there not some chosen cause | 1774.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye traitors! Is there not some chosen curse | 1774.09.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye traitors! The snake ye with wonder behold | 1774.09.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye traitors! the snake ye with wonder behold | 1777.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye trifling elves, is this a time | 1778.01.07 | Burlington | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye tuneful deities, inspire | 1749.01.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Valient Chiefs, who nobly won this prize | 1769.12.30 | Stratford | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Warwickshire lads, and ye lasses | 1773.03.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye well array'd! ye lilies of our land! | 1777.04.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong hands, attend to my | 1777.04.07 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend to my strains | 1777.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads and strong heads attend to my strains | 1777.04.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend to my strains | 1777.05.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend to my strains | 1777.05.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads attend to my strain | 1777.05.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend to my strains | 1777.07.10 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye wrong heads, and strong heads, attend to my strains | 1776.06.29 | Halifax | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Ye Yankees who mole-like still throw up the earth | 1769.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Year of wonder is advanc'd, The | 1740.06.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Year of wonders now is come, A | 1770.06.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yes- it shall live, while mem'ry can retain | 1770.05.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yes--it shall live, while mem'ry can retain | 1770.06.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yes--it shall live, while mem'ry can retain | 1768.06.27 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yet Britons, how chang'd! | 1768.01.04 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yet, Planter, let humanity prevail | 1768.02.05 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yet, Planter, let humanity prevail | 1781.12.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yet shores there are, blest shores for us remain | 1782.01.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yet shores they are, blest shores for us remain | 1758.12.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Yet summer fallows best your crops ensure | 1779.02.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You are, sir, sent to make a galland shew | 1779.03.01 | Poughkeepsie | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You are, Sir, sent to make a gallant shew | 1779.04.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You are, Sir, sent to make a gallant shew | 1779.05.01 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You are, sir, sent to make a gallant shew | 1730.08.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You ask, Dear Friend, that I resume the lyre | 1772.02.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You, by suspicion are a rogue! | 1772.03.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You, by suspicion, are a rogue! | 1758.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You came, you saw, you overcame | 1758.05.05 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You came, you saw, you overcome | 1782.05.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You Crysal, boast of birth divine | 1781.10.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You know there goes a tale | 1781.11.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You know there goes a tale | 1781.11.21 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You know there goes a tale | 1782.02.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You know there goes a tale | 1733.02.24 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You know where you did despise | 1750.06.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You say, old Rufus' fabric trembl'd | 1750.06.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You say, old Rufus's fabric trembl'd | 1765.09.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You say the ministery are young: tis truth | 1765.09.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You say the ministry is young: 'tis truth | 1783.05.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You see me rise to speak as usual | 1783.06.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You see me rise to speak as usual | 1783.07.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You see me rise to speak as usual | 1770.03.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You simple Bostonians, I'd have you beware | 1770.03.30 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You simple Bostonians, I'd have you beware | 1770.04.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You simple Bostonians, I'd have you beware | 1774.10.25 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You sons of freedom smile! | 1737.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle your pates | 1737.01.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle your pates | 1737.02.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle your pates | 1737.03.01 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You surgeons of London, who puzzle your pates | 1756.11.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You tell me, the nation is all in a flame | 1756.11.13 | New Haven | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You tell me the nation is all in a flame | 1773.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You that subscrib'd the last edition | 1739.03.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You told me of a female pair | 1770.01.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You vile pack of vagabonds, what do you mean? | 1770.02.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You vile pack of vagabonds, what do you mean? | 1781.07.14 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You who attentive read th'historic page | 1774.10.20 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You, who can read, no doubt remember | 1774.11.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You who can read no doubt remember | 1773.01.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You will, dear sir, excuse an unknown friend | 1782.01.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You would have tho't the very windows spoke | 1782.01.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You would have tho't the very windows spoke | 1781.11.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You would have thought the very windows spoke | 1782.01.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You would have thought the very windows spoke | 1779.04.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You! -write blank verse? Heav'ns; 'tis scarce prose! | 1767.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live round | 1767.12.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Young Ladies in town, and those that live round | 1773.08.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Young man who in office keeps, A | 1779.01.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your boy, my good master, is happy to find | 1774.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your charge to confuse | 1774.09.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your Colonel Han---k by neglect | 1774.09.09 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your Colonel Han---k by neglect | 1774.09.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your Colonel H---k by neglect | 1774.09.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your Colonel H---k by neglect | 1774.09.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your colonel H---k by neglect | 1774.09.16 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your Colonel H---k by neglect | 1775.01.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your colonel Mantock by neglect | 1782.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your golden dreams, your flattering schemes | 1782.08.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your golden dreams, your flattering schemes | 1782.08.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your golden dreams, your flattering schemes | 1782.09.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your golden dreams, your flattering schemes | 1783.07.22 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your grand, fine piece, so laboured | 1762.02.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your numerous vices | 1734.10.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your petitioners being reduc'd to a wretched condition | 1735.04.24 | Georgia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your petitioners being reduc'd to a wretched condition | 1778.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your queries sir, are very queer | 1755.09.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your Satyr cruel is and tart | 1765.11.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant sires do you like my figure | 1765.11.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant sirs, do you like my figure | 1765.11.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant sirs, do you like my figure | 1765.11.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant sirs! do you like my figure | 1765.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant Sirs! Do you like my figure | 1765.12.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant sirs, do you like my figure | 1765.11.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your servant sirv'd you like my figure | 1743.12.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your sheets I've perus'd | 1783.03.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Your shrewd extracts from Jere Whiten | 1778.07.13 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You're welcome captain, let us hear the news | 1736.12.17 | England | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Youth, cry'd the muse, whose voice the sold'er warms | 1772.05.28 | Bath | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You've a difficult task, my friend Wade, to perform | 1773.08.06 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] You've deny'd my account, sir, yet pay if you will | 1734.12.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Zeal that in thy godlike bosom glows, The | 1735.03.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Zeal that in thy godlike bosom glows | 1739.01.19 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Zealous for Britain, and to teach it sense | 1739.03.05 | London | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Zealous for Britain, and to teach it sense | 1768.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Zeal's a dreadful termagant | 1779.04.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, topical [beg] Zounds, Doctor, says Hunt, you're a twistical villain | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Adieu, New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Adieu New England's smiling meads | 1773.05.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Adieu, New-England's smiling meads | 1773.05.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Adieu New-England's smiling meads | 1773.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Adieu, New-England's smiling meads | 1782.03.30 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Alas! poor youth! your character, I'm sure | 1734.12.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] All attendance apart | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] And is Mamma resolv'd to go | 1768.03.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Art thou sincere? --be calm my throbbing breast | 1778.09.29 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] As Collinet and Phebe sat | 1770.04.12 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] At length, gay Polly, you have paid | 1772.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awake, my Laura, break the silken chain | 1778.11.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awake my muse, from social scenes arise | 1746.02.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile, fond Damen! prithee tarry | 1766.04.03 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1766.04.07 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1766.04.14 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1766.04.18 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon, prithee tarry | 1775.05.19 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon prithee tarry | 1775.06.03 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon prithee tarry | 1777.03.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon pr'y thee tarry | 1777.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Awhile fond Damon pr'ythee tarry | 1774.10.27 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Begon[e] pernicious baneful tea | 1762.11.27 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Blest be the man! his memory at least | 1779.05.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Blest be the man! his memory at least | 1775.03.09 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Blest dilemm' awaits my virgin choice, A | 1773.08.03 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Blest with the softness of the female mind | 1771.06.27 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Blush not ye fair to own me but be wise | 1759.08.03 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Boscaw'n, that great suspicious name | 1739.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] By what I know and ye perceive | 1778.05.02 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Clarinda, loveliest of the plain | 1777.12.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Come all ye good people attend | 1746.06.19 | Alwick | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Come on, great prince, O welcome to this place | 1783.11.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Constantly I go to meeting | 1734.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Council of a friend Belinda hear, The | 1778.01.15 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Court-bell tolls, in solemn state, The | 1771.11.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Custom, alas! does cruel prove | 1743.08.15 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Custom, alas! doth partial prove | 1737.07.15 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Dear Collin prevent my warm blushes | 1736.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Dear object of my love, whose manly charms | 1751.09.23 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Dear object of my love, whose manly charms | 1770.10.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Dear Whitefield, he has took his flight! | 1767.12.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1768.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1768.01.11 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Did fear and danger so perplex your mind | 1738.03.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Do thou, O God, in mercy help | 1771.11.25 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Drawn by the sun's declining beam | 1751.11.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy batchelor surveys, The | 1771.03.07 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Dry, dull, drowsy Batchelor surveys, The | 1783.12.31 | Litchfield | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fairest quarter of the year | 1774.01.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1774.01.25 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fields and groves in verdure clad, The | 1774.01.26 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1774.01.27 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1774.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fields and groves, in verdure clad, The | 1773.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fox from covert unsecure, The | 1773.12.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Fox from covert unsecure, The | 1767.09.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Friendship, peculiar gift of heav'n | 1774.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] From flatt'ring hopes, by cheerful fancy rais'd | 1783.10.28 | Springfield | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Frowns are advantages, to female smiles | 1765.07.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1773.09.03 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1773.09.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1773.09.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging his air | 1765.07.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Genteel is my Damon, engaging is his air | 1775.02.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Gentle Cupid, prithee say | 1780.01.01 | Hague | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] God save the thirteen states! | 1776.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Good Mr. Printer, consider its winter | 1776.01.25 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Good Sir! I first your pardon crave | 1749.03.13 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Grant me, kind heav'n! the man that's brave | 1768.03.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hail candid, gen'rous man, whoe'er thou art | 1773.06.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hail, happy day!, when smiling like the morn | 1770.11.23 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hail happy saint on thy immortal throne! | 1757.12.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hail learned bard! who dost thy power dispense | 1774.03.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hail, noble Charlotte! Welcome to the plain | 1770.09.20 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hail wedded love! mysterious law, &c | 1780.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Happy my friend, O happy may you be | 1778.01.27 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hark! the drum beats To Arms - to your girls bid adieu | 1770.10.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1770.10.26 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1770.11.09 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] He leave this earth for heaven's unmeasur'd height | 1745.04.15 | Jamaica | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Hence 'tis that while you vainly strive | 1769.09.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Here Fanny lies interr'd, ah why | 1736.05.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Here in one horrid ruine lies | 1772.01.24 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] His faithful subject, Martha Bird | 1778.01.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Honest William, an easy good natur'd fellow | 1751.03.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] How dearly I love you, bear witness, my heart! | 1731.08.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] How gaily is at first begun | 1780.11.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] How little I dreamt, when I wrote last my sister | 1780.11.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] How little I dreamt, when I wrote last, my sister | 1783.12.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] I do not love a man that's tall | 1783.12.27 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] I do not love a man that's tall | 1783.03.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I am doom'd the marriage bands to wear | 1768.01.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage band to wear | 1767.10.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage bands to wear | 1767.11.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage bands to wear | 1767.10.24 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1768.06.17 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1774.03.22 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1774.07.06 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If e'er I'm doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1769.09.14 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If heaven has doom'd, I quit the single state | 1773.09.25 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If I am doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1776.12.16 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If I am doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1782.05.05 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If I am doom'd the marriage chain to wear | 1781.06.19 | Salem | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If marriage ever be my lot in life | 1774.06.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] If you'd be truly blest in love | 1775.03.30 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] I'm a girl (if my glass and my lovers told true) | 1771.10.31 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] In dark, dirt-litter'd crannies bred | 1773.12.23 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] It can't be [ ] means sure--Oh la! | 1778.07.28 | Baltimore | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] It is not the force of mortal arm | 1751.03.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] It must be so--Milton, thou reas'nest well | 1747.12.21 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] It must be so--Milton thou reason'st well | 1783.07.15 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1783.07.22 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1783.08.05 | Antrim Twp | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Jederman wird kund gethan | 1738.07.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Let heav'n't invet'rate foes, with riches star'd | 1775.09.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Let joy be dumb, let mirth's gay carol cease | 1768.09.22 | England | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Let who will complain of the troubles they meet | 1773.09.30 | Anglesey | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Let who will complain of the troubles they meet | 1768.07.22 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Let zealous patriots plead their country's cause | 1781.08.01 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Long has the howling storm, loud in its rage | 1781.07.11 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Loud howls the storm! the vex'd Atlantic roars! | 1781.06.06 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Man whom I would wish to please, The | 1773.09.30 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] May't please your honours to ordain | 1771.12.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Midnight moon serenely smiles, The | 1773.03.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Mjeme begin; inspire ye sacred nine! | 1773.03.01 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Mneme, begin; inspire ye sacred nine? | 1773.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Mnene, begin' inspire, ye sacred nine? | 1767.07.11 | Tunbridge | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Monday it rain'd a great part of the day, A | 1771.01.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Most grievous lot! most dread, most dismal state | 1758.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Most humbly, Sir, we this petition | 1735.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] My charming youth! Why fly's thou me? | 1772.05.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] My friend's mistaken, should he think | 1768.01.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] My lord, to tempt my gentle muse | 1779.07.24 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] M--y, what pleasing story's this | 1721.11.13 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Nature, tis true, but grac'd our sex with charms | 1774.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] New England's annoyances you that would know | 1773.08.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] No more, alas! on this revolving day | 1771.08.01 | Staffordshire | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] No more to join in festive dance | 1781.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] No wonder, little fluttering thing | 1780.09.27 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] O wherefore, brother Jonathan | 1780.11.15 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] O wherefore, brother Jonathan | 1782.02.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Observe this rose-bud ere it blows | 1780.04.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] O'er Maitland's corse, as victory reclin'd | 1771.12.19 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Officious thief with praise purloin'd, The | 1779.10.23 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Oh sacred muse! Assist my pen | 1763.09.12 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] On faction's pinions rais'd above the croud | 1778.11.24 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] On Sunday last--oh woeful day | 1778.11.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] On Sunday last--oh woeful day | 1751.06.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Out from the injur'd canvas, painter, strike | 1773.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Parliament, an act has made | 1773.12.13 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Parliament an act has made | 1774.07.21 | Norfolk | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a friend in verse devoid of art | 1773.11.18 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.04.22 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.05.06 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.05.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.06.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1774.07.04 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1781.04.30 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Permit a giddy trifling girl | 1721.10.02 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Poor Swain: the doubled fury of thee | 1733.08.11 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Rejoice with me, ye sisters of the trade | 1773.11.04 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Said Nell to Kate I now despair | 1732.06.17 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Say, I conjure thee, say | 1741.03.17 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] See heaven born Tennent from Mount Sinai flies | 1771.11.28 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Shall mode, the heart reluctant bind | 1768.04.21 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Shou'd bounteous heav'n this grateful blessing give | 1755.03.03 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Shou'd it e'er be my lot, with a husband to live | 1763.11.25 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Sick of the town, at once I flew | 1778.02.02 | Norwich | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Since Caelia's ador'd, and poor Chloe despis'd | 1768.12.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Since other shed the briny tear | 1769.12.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Since the men, from a party or fear of a frown | 1770.01.15 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Since the men, from a party or fear of a frown | 1772.11.27 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Since you assume this method for a wife | 1774.02.23 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Since your thoughts are so ill of our sex | 1763.05.14 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Sincerity! thou sweetest thing in life | 1775.02.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Solitary nature here | 1768.06.10 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Source of propitious light and love | 1774.06.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Specious instrument of ill | 1773.11.02 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Statesmen and patriots, all made alike | 1769.06.29 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Stay, stay, thou lovly fearful snake | 1774.04.20 | Newburyport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Sweet are the joys that flow from moderate use | 1731.02.16 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Take courage, friends, for in this G-----y shade | 1772.07.09 | Annapolis | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tell my not of faces fair | 1782.01.05 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] These lovely fields pure pleasure do impart | 1766.08.14 | Plymouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tho' Damon (unfortunate swain!) | 1752.08.31 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tho' for a while the wretch escapes | 1782.03.23 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tho I have wealth, no venal sop I'll gain | 1737.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tho' rhyme serves the thoughts of great poets to fetter | 1771.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Thou stupid coxcomb, without wit or sense | 1752.05.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Thou, who do'st all my worldly thoughts employ | 1768.12.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Thy sermons, Fordyce, are scarce worth | 1769.01.09 | Newport | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Thy sermons, Fordyce, are scarce worth | 1778.01.08 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tis possible some secret cause | 1777.09.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tis true, too true, alas, that Tennant's gone | 1773.03.18 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tis virtue gives the mind true peace | 1783.01.18 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To all you ladies now at Bath | 1768.03.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To die is but to take a last farewell | 1769.06.05 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To heal our feuds the parsons preach | 1769.07.28 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To heal our feuds the parsons preach | 1775.10.30 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To him, on whom each future joy depends | 1770.11.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To the worthies of Britain my song I address | 1769.06.22 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To thee whom Albion's distant coast detains | 1782.05.11 | Virginia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] To years far distant, and to senses more bright | 1783.08.09 | Providence | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Tree of deepest root is found, The | 1775.02.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Vain Waller! write no more, at least forbear | 1782.07.11 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Welcome Arnold to our shore | 1782.05.29 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.06.20 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.10.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Welcome, one Arnold, to our shore | 1783.07.05 | England | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.10.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Welcome, one Arnold, to our-shore | 1749.04.26 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Were batchelors but wise enough to see | 1780.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] We've almost, sweet sister, been frighted to death | 1780.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] We've almost, sweet sister, been frighten'd to death | 1780.09.25 | Chatham | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] We've almost, sweet sister, been frighten'd to death | 1780.02.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] What mean those sighs that rend my throbbing breast? | 1774.02.14 | Bedford | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] What you can raise upon your farms | 1747.08.03 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] When filial words describe a daughter's grief | 1774.02.07 | Bedford | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] When first the grand contractor, form'd this ball | 1782.01.14 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] When friendship's sacred sympathies inspire | 1781.04.17 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] When nature, tir'd with thought, was sunk to rest | 1750.11.12 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] When strong perfumes and noisome scent the suffering | 1782.08.10 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] When time was young (the learned say) | 1782.04.06 | Richmond | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] While freedom's sons triumphant shine in arms | 1737.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Whilst I lov'd thee, and thou wer't kind | 1765.06.31 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Whilst late for Churchill, party tears have flown | 1737.07.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Whilst thirst of praise, and vain desire of fame | 1770.12.28 | New York | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Whitefield, he is no more, his race is run | 1783.02.26 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Why will Delia thus retire | 1750.02.27 | London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Would you think it my Duck, for the fault I will own | 1768.11.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Would you wish to gain a lover | 1773.01.08 | New London | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Ye lands throughout the globe, rejoice | 1758.04.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Ye power divine, assist my hand and heart | 1734.06.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Ye virgin pow'rs defend my heart | 1779.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] Ye zephyrs come flutter and play | 1760.02.29 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, woman's [beg] You ask, if the thing to my choice were submitted | 1764.02.03 | Boston | CITATION | Lyric, women's, responses to lyric [beg] Men love women with lips quite bare |