Poet
Anonymous
English
- A Thought in Affliction
- A Thought on first waking
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A TRIBUTE, &c, SONG
- A Trip to Gretna Green
- A Vernal Ode, Sent to Dr. Herring, Late Archbishop of Canterbury, March XII, MDCCLIV
- A Westminster Exercise
- A Winter Piece
- Absence
- Absence
- Absence. a Pastoral Ballad
- Acrostic
- Acrostic
- Acrostic on Miss. 1768
- Acrostic on Miss. 1768
- Acrostic. Address to the Sun
- Ad Carolum Regem
- ADAM Pos'd
- Adams and Liberty
- Adams and Washington
- Additions to the original Roast Beef of Old England
- Address to Adeline
- Address to the Critics
- Address to the Goddess of Love
- ADDRESS to the NIGHTINGALE. A SONNET
- Adieu for a while to the town…
- Adieu, ye streams that smoothly flow
- ADMIRAL HOSIER's GHOST
- Admiral Vernon's Answer to Hosier
- Adoption
- ADVICE to a LADY
- ADVICE to a Lady in AUTUMN
- Advice to a Lady, Who Talked of Turning Nun
- Advice to an Author
- Against Life
- Against Sloth: When the King Was at Oxford
- Agony
- Ah me! how heavy, and how slow
- Ah! the shepherd's mournful fate
- Ah! why must words my flame reveal
- Air—in the Cestus
- Air—in the Cestus
- Air—in the Cestus
- Air—in the Cestus
- Air—in the Cestus
- Air—in the Shepherd's Artifice
- Air—in the Shepherd's Artifice
- Air—in the Shepherd's Artifice
- Air—in the Shepherd's Artifice
- Air—in the Shepherd's Artifice
- Alas! where shall we find
- ALBIN and the DAUGHTER of MEY
- Alcidor
- All in the Downs the fleet was…
- All is Vanity
- All of Life is Love
- All the seven following Copies of VERSES were written on the foregoing Subject
- Allen Brooke of Windermere
- Allowance of Grog
- Alma: or the Progress of the Mind, Canto II
- Amanda and Amator. Real Life
- Amaryllis: or the Third Idyllium of Theocritus
- Amaz'd, the wonders of thy God behold
- AMELIA to EUCRATES, While on her Death-Bed
- America
- America
- America Afforded me my Birth
- American Spirit
- An Act of Grace, the Poet's Release, by Mr. WORSDALE
- An Address of the STATUES at STOWE, to Lord COBHAM, on his return to his Gardens
- An Address to His Elbow-chair, New Cloathed
- An Affectionate Address to the Youth of Both Sexes
- An ANTIGALLICAN SONG
- An Apology for Running Away
- An Argument for Christian Resignanation
- AN AUTHOR's SOLILOQUY
- An Autumnal Ode
- AN ELEGY, On the DEATH of a LADY
- AN ELEGY, On the death of Mr. BUCKINGHAM Sr. JOHN; who was drowned in his passage from New-Haven to Norwalk…
- An ELEGY, written on VALENTINE Morning
- An Elegy. on the Death of Mrs. Jane Wilcocks
- An Elegy. Written at the Approach of Spring
- An EPIGRAM on the Character of Juno, in the Burletta of the Golden Pippin
- An Epigram, on Refusing Bishop Atterbury a Public Funeral
- An EPIGRAM, On the Reverend Mr. LAURENCE ECHARD'S, and Bishop GILBERT BURNET'S Histories. By the Same
- An Epistle addressed to Miss Wn, in Answer to the above
- An EPISTLE from a Gentleman to Madam Deshouliers, returning Money she had lent him at Bassette, upon the…
- AN EPISTLE from a Lady in ENGLAND, TO A GENTLEMAN at AVIGNON
- An EPISTLE from Alexander to Hephaestion in his Sickness
- An EPISTLE from FLORENCE. To T. A. Esq Tutor to the Earl of P
- An Epistle from Mary the Cook, to Richard the Farmer
- An EPISTLE from S. J. Esq in the COUNTRY, to the Right Hon. the Lord LOVELACE in TOWN
- An EPISTLE from the Elector of BAVARIA to the FRENCH King, after the Battle of RAMILLIES
- An Epistle of M. De Voltaire
- An EPISTLE to a FRIEND
- An Epistle to a Friend, from the Country
- An EPISTLE to a LADY
- An EPISTLE to a LADY
- An Epistle to Consin J. R
- An EPISTLE to Cousin E. S
- An EPISTLE to M. J
- An EPISTLE to M. R
- An EPISTLE to Mr. POPE
- An Epistle to the Right Honourable the Lord Viscount CORNBURY
- An EPISTLE. (Through the wild maze of life's still…)
- An Epitaph
- An Epitaph Inscribed on a Stone, That Covers His Father, Mother, and Brother
- An EPITAPH on Dr. JOHN FRIEND, the Physician, who died in 1728
- An Epitaph. for an Infant
- An Epithalamium
- An Evening at Sea
- An Evening Elegy
- An Evening Thought
- An Excuse for INCONSTANCY, 1737
- An Extempore
- An Honest Servant instructing his Master in a Lesson of the greatest Weight and Importance
- An Hymn on the second coming of Christ
- An Imitation of Horace's ODE on FORTUNE
- An Imitation of HORACE, Book III. Ode 2. Angustam amice, &c
- An Imitation of OVID in Distress
- An Imitation of the Prophecy of Nereus
- An Impromptu. (Anacreontic)
- An INSCRIPTION
- An Inscription in the Cell
- An Inscription on the Cell
- An INSCRIPTION on the TOMB, Raised to the memory of the Author's father, and of others his ancestors
- An Inscription Written upon One of the Tubs in Hamwalks; September MDCCLX
- An Irregular ODE writ at Wickham in 1746
- An Italian Air
- AN ODE Designed a public commencement in the college of Philadelphia
- AN ODE Inscribed to the Right Honourable the EARL of SUNDERLAND at WINDSOR
- AN ODE Set to Music on Mrs. B—'s Birth Day
- An ODE to a GENTLEMAN, On his pitching a Tent in his GARDEN
- An Ode to Hope
- An ODE to MANKIND. Address'd to the Prince
- An ODE to SCULPTURE
- An ODE TO THE People of GREAT-BRITAIN
- An ODE To the Right Honourable STEPHEN POYNTZ, Esq &c. &c. By the Honourable Sir CHARLES HAN. WILLIAMS, Knt…
- An ODE to the Right Honourable the Lord LONSDALE
- An ODE to WILLIAM PULTNEY, Esq
- AN ODE, For the FOURTH of JULY
- AN ODE, For the FOURTH of JULY
- An Ode, for the Fourth of July
- AN ODE, On the adoption of the FEDERAL CONSTITUTION
- An Ode, on the Marquis of Granby's Losing His Hat, and Charging the French Lines Bare-headed
- AN ODE, On the PRESIDENT'S BIRTH-DAY
- An Ode, Wrote a Few Days Before the Long College-vacation, MDCCLXIII
- An ODE. (Gentle, idle, trifling boy)
- An ODE. (On Stow, the Muse's happy theme)
- An ODE. (Too anxious for the publick weal)
- An ODE. By a LADY
- An Ode. on the Death of Gen. Geo. Washington
- An Old Friend with a New Face
- Anacreon Imitated
- Anacreon Imitated
- Anacreon Imitated
- Anacreon, Ode I. Imitated
- Anacreon, Ode XXVIII. Imitated
- ANACREON. ODE III. Translated by the Same
- Anacreontic. on the Spring
- Anagrams. Lydia Minot
- ANNA's URN
- Anna, or, the Adieu
- Another
- Another
- Another
- Another
- Another
- Another CHOICE
- Another Letter to a Friend
- Another Letter to Cousin F. R
- Another Letter to Cousin F. R
- Another Meditation
- ANOTHER SONG, FOR 4th JULY
- Answer
- Answer to "PITY."
- Answer to the foregoing Lines
- Answer to the foregoing, 1731
- Answered from Canterbury
- Anthem III
- Anthem IV
- Antipater's Greek Epigram, on the Invention of Water-mills, Translated
- Apology for Vagrants. Anon
- Application
- April. an Ode
- Ariadne's Complaint, upon a Rock in the Island of Naxos on Being Deserted by Theseus
- ARISBE to MARIUS Junior. From FONTENELLE. By the Same
- Arise, arise, great dead, for arms renown'd
- ARTHUR SINCERE. The Auctioneer General
- As Jockey sat down by Jenny one…
- As on a Summer's Day
- As some fair vi'let, loveliest of the…
- As Thyrsis reclin'd by her side he…
- As Wit, Joke and Humor together were…