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Of Him, and thro' Him, and to Him are all Things. Rom. 11. ult
Of MODESTY
Of the Immortality of the Muses
Of the Rainbow
Of Woman to Tell You My Mind
Oft on the troubled ocean's face
Oh seeing Mr. and Mrs. BARRY, in the Characters of Othello and Desdemona
Oh! be Thy glorious Name exalted high
Oh! God, methinks it were a happy…
Oh! the hours I have pass'd in…
Oh! what joys does conquest yield
Oh, Come Away
OLD AGNES. (Sequel to Toby Philpot.)
Old Chiron
ON A LADY's BIRTH DAY. W. M. SMITH
On a Lady's drinking the Bath-Waters
On a Lady's Hurting Her Hand with the Author's Sword
On a Lady's Wedding Being on the Twenty-first of December
On a Late Parricide
On a MESSAGE-CARD in Verse, Sent by a LADY
On a small Building in the Gothic Taste
On a small Building in the Gothick Taste
On a SPIDER
On a sudden Death. (annext to a funeral Sermon on Eccles. ix. 12. Jan. 5. 1750-1.)
On a Watch
On Admiral Byng's Return from Minorca, MDCCLVI
On American Independence, BY A PURSER, In the Navy of the United States
On Amoret's Recovery from a Severe Fit of Sickness, June IV. MDCCLXI
On BARCLAY'S Apology for the Quakers. By the Same
On Beauty
On Beauty. Palmerston
On Ben Jonson
On Bentley's Emendations of Milton
On Brandy and Beer
On BUTLER's MONUMENT
On Captain Forrester's Travelling to the Highlands of Scotland in Winter, Anno 1727. Incog
On Contentment
On DANIEL
On David and Jonathan
On Friendship
On FRIENDSHIP
On God
On GOD'S LOVE
On Israel's Rebellion
On Lady A
ON LAURA's GRAVE
On Matrimony
On Modesty and Chastity
On Mother Griffiths
On Mr. Alcock, of Bristol, an Excellent Miniature Painter
On Mr. BARRY
On Mr. GARRICK
On Mr. KING
On Mr. LEWIS
On Mr. Waller
ON MR. WALPOLE's HOUSE AT STRAWBERRY HILL
On Mr. YATES
On Mrs. Philipps's Death
On Mrs. Walker's Poems, Particularly That on the Author
On Mrs. YATES first appearance in the character of Mandane in Cyrus
On My Lady Giffard's Loory
On NAAB and ABIHU
On Occasion of the Peace. a Poem
On One Who Died of the Hyp
On PETER
ON PROHIBITING THE SALE OF Dr. DAVID RAMSAY'S History of the Revolution of South-Carolina, in London, 1786
On reading a POEM written by a Lady of Quality
On reading HUTCHINSON on the PASSIONS
On Retirement
On SCRIBLING against GENIUS. An EPISTLE
On Seeing a Bank of Primroses, in January, Covered with Snow
On Seeing a Rose in October
On seeing a Young Lady that was prodigiously vain and affected with herself
On Sir ABRAHAM ELT being knighted, and taking the name of ELTON
On SIR ROBERT WALPOLE's Birth-day, AUGUST the 26th
On Slavery
On SOLOMON's Request
On Some Dull Ill-natured Verses
On SPRING and SHEPHERDS
On that fair bank where Lubin died
ON THE ABUSE of TRAVELLING. A CANTO, In IMITATION of SPENSER
On the BEING of a GOD
On the BIRTH of his EXCELL. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Esq
ON THE BIRTH-DAY OF John Adams
On the Birth-day of the Late Stephen Poyntz, Esq
On the BIRTH-DAY of WASHINGTON
On the Crucifixion
On the Death of a Lady's Owl
On the Death of a Young Gentleman
On the Death of Dr. Parne, Fellow of Trin. Col. Cam
On the Death of Miss W
On the DEATH of the amiable Lieutenant YEATES, who fell at the battle of Princeton
On the Dutchess of Portsmouth
On the D—ss of R—d
On the First Fit of the Gout
On the First of February. Being the Birth-day of a Beautiful Young Lady
On the Folly of Atheism
On the Forbiddance of GAY's Second Part of the Beggar's Opera, and the Damnation of CIBBER's Love in a Riddle
On the forbidding Command to the Duchess of QUEENSBERRY
On the Fourth of July
On the Front of the Stone
On the Fruitless Fig-Tree
On the GENTLE Mr. C—TH—LEY
On the Great Fog in London
On the IMMORTALITY of the SOUL, BOOK I
On the IMMORTALITY of the SOUL, BOOK II
On the Invention of LETTERS
On the KING's BIRTH DAY
On the last War with SPAIN
On the Late Successful Expedition Against Louisbourg
On the Love of GOD
On the Marriage of Tame and Isis
On the MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE
On the Monument at London
On the Much Lamented Death of the Marquis of Tavistock
On the Nativity of Christ
On the Nuptials of Lord Grey, and Lady Harriot Bentinck
On the Old Bust, with a Sour Air, on Mr. Dryden's Monument, in Westminster-abbey
On the Physical Cause of the Death of King George the Second
On the Reduction of MARTINICO
On the Royal Nuptials
On the Same
On the Same
On the Same Subject
On the Sight of a Skull
On the Snuff of a Candle; Made in Sickness
On the Three Holy Children
On the Two Naval Victories of MDCCLIX
On the Vanity of the World
On Thomas Day, Esq
On THUROT's Expedition
On Viewing an Extensive Prospect from the Top of Aston Hills in Bucking-hamshire, Compos'd on Horseback
On WIT
On WORSHIP
On Writing
On Yonder Stile
On young Olinda
Once more the sportive true depictive muse
One Bottle More
One, two, three
Oran is no more
Oscar's
Our 'PRENTICE TOM. In the Recruiting Officer
Our grotto was the sweetest place
Ovid, De Trist. Book I. El. XI. Complaining of Three Years Banishment
Paddy O'brian
PADDY's FAREWELL
Palemon and Lavinia
Pallas
Paradise Regain'd
Paradox
Paradox
Paraphrase of the Lord's Prayer
Paraphrase on Beauty
Parody
Parody
PART I. MELPOMENE; or, The Melancholy
PART II. CALLIOPE: or, The Chearful
PART III. TERPSICHORE: Or, The Moderate
PART IV. Favorite Songs, "FROM VARIOUS GARDENS CULL'D.", SONG
PART IV. Favorite Songs, "FROM VARIOUS GARDENS CULL'D.", SONG
PART IV. Favorite Songs, "FROM VARIOUS GARDENS CULL'D.", SONG
PART IV. Favorite Songs, "FROM VARIOUS GARDENS CULL'D.", SONG
PART IV. Favorite Songs, "FROM VARIOUS GARDENS CULL'D.", SONG
Part of an ELEGY of TIBULLUS Translated
Part of Psalm CXV
Part of Sat. VI. Book II. of Horace, Translated
Part of the Book of Job versified
Part of Virgil's First Georgick
Part. Earth
Part. Hell
PART. III. DIBDEN's SONGS, BALLAD
Parting Address to Della Crusca
PASTORAL SONGS, EPITAPHS, &c, A SONNET
PATRICK MULHONI. A SUBSCRIPTION PRAYER. Date obolum Belisario
Patriotic Song
PATRIOTISM, An ODE, in honor of those who distinguished themselves in the late WAR
Patty Cake, Patty Cake
Pauvre Madelon
Peace
PEASE-Porridge hot
Penitential Sorrows. (annext to a Sermon on Luke xiii. 3.)
PENSHURST. INSCRIBED TO WILLIAM PERRY, Esq AND The Honourable Mrs. ELIZABETH PERRY
Peter Why-s-coff
Petrarch and Laura
PHARAOH's DAUGHTER
Phil. ii.10, 11
Phil. iv.7
PHILLIS, a Song
Philosophic Devotion. (Occasioned by reading The Religious Philosopher.)
Phoebe. a Pastoral
Pink of Fashion
Pipe of Tobacco
Piping hot, smoaking hot
Pity Kindled Into Love
Plaintive
Plato
Pleasure's in the Vale
Poems on Several Occasions, Ode
Poems on Several Occasions, Pastoral