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Anonymous

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• SONG, (Cease, anxious world, your fruitless pain)
• SONG, (How happy the woman, whose charms)
• SONG, (Only tell her that I love)
• SONG, Bow Wow Wow
• SONG, ERIN'S GREEN LAND. A new patriotic Song. Tune, Logic of Bouchan
• SONG, for the celebration of Washington's Birth-day
• Song, I. American Independence
• SONG, to Miss K— B— in Dublin
• Song, to suit the Times
• SONG, Written on the taking of ST. JOHN's
• SONG. (Arm'd with javelin, arm'd with dart)
• SONG. (As he lay in the plain, his…)
• SONG. (Away, pale fear and ghastly terror)
• SONG. (Behold two mighty chiefs come on)
• SONG. (Fair liberty! whom heaven gave)
• SONG. (Far from strife and love's alarms)
• SONG. (First chuse a pretty melody)
• SONG. (Haste Daphne, to the sweet retreat)
• SONG. (I SAW what seem'd a harmless child)
• SONG. (I'll mount the cliffs, I'll watch the…)
• SONG. (Let a set of sober asses)
• SONG. (Let your courage boy be true t'ye)
• SONG. (My tears—alas! I cannot speak)
• SONG. (Passion is a torrent rude)
• SONG. (Say, MYRA, why is gentle Love)
• SONG. (Should you ask me, what female desert…)
• SONG. (Soft pleasing sighs are love's delight)
• SONG. (Stella and Flavia every hour)
• SONG. (Sweet are the banks, when Spring perfumes)
• SONG. (Tell me where the weakness lies)
• SONG. (The heavy hours are almost past)
• SONG. (The sweet rosy morning)
• SONG. (This life is like a troubled sea)
• SONG. (To be sure)
• SONG. (Two youths for my love are contending…)
• SONG. (Venus now no more behold me)
• SONG. (When DELIA on the plain appears)
• SONG. (When Fanny blooming fair)
• SONG. (When thou shalt see his bosom swelling)
• SONG. (Whenever, Chloe, I begin)
• SONG. (Who to my wounds a balm advises)
• SONG. (Women are Will o' the Wisps, 'tis…)
• SONG. (Ye myrtle wreaths, from fragrant bow'rs)
• SONG. (You say, you love! repeat again)
• SONG. 1753. (How easy was Colin, how blithe and…)
• SONG. [PART SECOND.] THE "SWINISH MULTITUDE's" REPLY TO BURKE's ADDRESS
• Song. Away to the Field
• SONG. By the Same
• Song. Ca Ira
• Song. Chelsea Pensioner
• SONG. COLUMBIA's GLORY. Tune.—A TRIP TO HARFORD
• Song. Deborah and Jonathan
• Song. Erin Go Brah! Tune.—savourna Deilish
• Song. Fanny of the Hill. 1770
• Song. Farmer
• SONG. FRANCE's LAMENTATION On the APPROACH of the DUKE of BRUNSWICK. (Break out in lamentation)
• Song. Henry
• Song. Humphry Gubbin's Courtship
• Song. If I E'er Become Parson
• Song. in the Same
• Song. in the Same
• Song. in the Same
• Song. in the Same
• Song. in the Same
• Song. Indifference
• SONG. IV. The Lass of Lucern Lake
• Song. Kissing
• SONG. LIBERTY's ADDRESS TO HER FRIENDS IN IRELAND. Tune, "REJECTED MASON."
• Song. Nancy and the Miller
• Song. Owen
• Song. Paddy and No More!
• SONG. PAINE's WELCOME TO GREAT-BRITAIN
• Song. Parody on the Above
• Song. Patrick's Day
• Song. Rosina
• Song. Rosina
• SONG. SCOTCH NICK; OR OLD HARRY's PLAIN CONFESSION
• Song. Selim's Complaint
• SONG. SUNG AT THE Anniversary of the Revolution of 1688. Held at the London Tavern, Novemver 5, 1792
• SONG. Sung by Mungo, in the Padlock
• Song. the Choice
• Song. the Faithful Nymph
• SONG. THE GREEN FLAG. Tune—THE GIRL I LEFT BEHIND ME
• Song. the Happy Fellow
• SONG. THE HAPPY REFORMATION. Tune—MAGGY LAUDER
• SONG. THE IRISH VOLUNTEERS. Tune, "VOLUNTEER'S MARCH,"
• Song. the Jew Broker
• Song. the Kiss Repaid
• SONG. THE PATRIOT YOUTH. Tune,—"DONALD BRANN."
• Song. the Playthings of Life
• Song. the Rights of Man. by His Lordship
• SONG. THE TRUMPET OF FAME. Tune, "PLANKSTY CONNOR."
• Song. the Unhappy Maid
• SONG. THE UNION OF PARTIES, Tune "THE CUDGEL."
• SONG. The way-worn Traveller
• Song. the Willow of the Dee
• Song. Thomson
• Song. to the London Corresponding Society
• SONG. To the Memory of Mr. JAMES BREMNER, late Musician and Companion to Governor PENN
• Song. Tune—president's March
• SONG. VIII. The MUTUAL SYMPTOMS
• Song. Wha Does This Bonnet Fit?
• Song. When the Fancy Stirring Bowl
• Song. Whitehall Alarmed! and a Council Called!!!
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG II
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG III
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG IV
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG IX
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG V
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG VI
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG VII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG VIII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG X
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XI
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XIII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XIV
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XIX
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XV
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XVI
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XVII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XVIII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XX
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXI
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXIII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXIV
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXIX
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXV
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXVI
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXVII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXVIII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXX
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXXI
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXXII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXXIII
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXXIV
• SONGS for CHILDREN, SONG XXXV
• Songs I
• SONGS, In th spoil'd child
• SONGS, in the Highland Reel
• SONGS, in the slaves of Algiers, or a struggle for freedom
• Songs, Naval and Military, Air
• Songs, Naval and Military, Air
• Song—complaining of Absence
• Song—in England Against Italy
• Song—in the Chelsea Pensioner
• Song—in the Islanders
• Song—in the Saloon
• Song—in the Sheperdess of the Alps
• Song—rosina
• Sonnet on Arbitrary Government
• Sonnet to a Robin-red-breast
• SONNET To BRITAIN, 1766
• SONNET. (Ah! why did heaven such angel-charms bestow)
• Sonnet. Melissa!
• Sonnet. Melissa's Retirement
• Sonnet. the Invitation
• Sonnet. the Valentine of Hopeless Love!
• Sonnet. to a Lady of Indiscreet Virtue
• Sonnet. to General Elliott, on His Arrival from Gibraltar
• Sonnet. to May
• Sonnet. to Melissa
• Sonnet. to Melissa
• SONNET. TO MELISSA's LIPS
• Sonnet. to the Muse
• Sonnet. to the River Usk, in Monmouthshire
• Sonnets, Sonnet I
• Sonnets, Sonnet II
• Sonnets, Sonnet III
• Sonnets, Sonnet IV
• Sonnets, Sonnet IX
• Sonnets, Sonnet V
• Sonnets, Sonnet VI
• Sonnets, Sonnet VII
• Sonnets, Sonnet VIII
• Sonnets, Sonnet X
• Sonnets, Sonnet XI
• Sonnets, Sonnet XII
• Sonnets, Sonnet XIII
• Soothing Sleep
• Sounding the Bowl
• Spiritual Inactivity lamented
• Spring-water Cresses
• Spring. Addressed to Myra
• St. Preux to Eloisa
• Stanzas
• STANZAS ON A YOUNG LADY's BIRTH-DAY. In the Month of November
• Stanzas on Friendship
• Stanzas on the Spring
• Stanzas to Ill-nature
• Stanzas to the Citizen General Dumourier
• STANZAS WRITTEN In a blank leaf of BURKE'S History of the West India Islands
• State House
• Statesmen
• Sterne at the Tomb of Maria
• Strangers at Home
• Strephon when you see me fly
• Strew the Rude Crosses of Life O'er with Flowers
• Studley