Poet

Anonymous

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• Consent
• Contemplating the Divine Power
• Contemplation
• Contemplation
• Contemplation
• Contemplation. an Ode
• Content
• Contentment
• Contentment, hail, thou princely gem
• Contraste to Mrs. Carter's Ode to Wisdom
• Copy of a Letter from Mr. PITT, the Translator of VIRGIL
• Corydon's Complaint to Lucinda
• Cot Pless Hur
• Country Clown
• Court-house
• Crazy Luke
• Cross patch draw the latch
• Cupid
• Cupid and Folly
• Cupid's Bow
• CUPID's PASTIME
• Cupid, instruct an amorous swain
• Cymon and Iphigenia—a Cantata
• Damon and Dolly
• DAMON: Or, The Shepherd's PARADISE
• Dans Votre Lit
• Daphne's Answer to Sylvia, declaring she should esteem all as Enemies, who should talk to her of LOVE
• Dat veniam Corvis, vexat censura Columbis
• Dead March
• Dear Wanderer
• Dearly Do I Love Thee
• DEATH OR LIBERTY. Tune—Rule Britannia
• December
• Delia
• Delia
• Delia, a Pastoral
• Delia—a Song
• DENNIS to Mr. THOMSON
• Description of Holland
• Description of Jehovah, from the XVIIIth psalm. LADD
• DEUS est qui cuncta gubernat
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• Dibdin's Museum, &c, SONG
• DIBDIN's SELECTED SONGS, BALLAD
• DIBDIN's SELECTED SONGS, GLEE
• Dickey Gossip
• Ding dong bell
• Directions for All Good Boys and Girls to Follow
• Disappointed Love. Recitative
• Diversity. a Poem
• Divine Worship
• Doctor Dalwaney
• Doctor Hutchershins
• Doctor R—s H
• Doctor Skippen
• Domestic Felicity
• Dr. CHENEY's ANSWER
• Dr. Conyers to Dr. Evans Bursar, on Cutting Down Some Fine College Trees
• Dr. EVANS upon Dr. TADLOW
• Dr. PHAETON alias CLAPSON
• Dr. WINTER's QUESTIONS to Dr. CHENEY
• Drunk I was last Night
• DUET. ('Tis true that oft, in the same…)
• DUET. (Say, Fanny, wilt thou go with me)
• DUET. (They tell me you listen to all…)
• DUET. (When Serjeant Belswagger, that masculine brute)
• Each Pleasure to Hunting Must Yield
• Early Piety recommended. (Sent originally in a Letter to two young Ladies.)
• Easy John
• Edward and Editha
• Edward and Kitty
• Edwin and Ella
• Eleanor of Exeter
• Elegiac Lines
• Elegy I. Morning
• Elegy I. to Damon
• ELEGY I. Written at the CONVENT of HAUT VILLERS in CHAMPAGNE, 1754
• Elegy II. in Answer to the Foregoing
• Elegy II. Noon
• ELEGY II. On the MAUSOLEUM of AUGUSTUS. To the Right Honourable George Bussy Villiers, Viscount Villiers
• Elegy III. Evening
• ELEGY III. To the Right Honourable George Simon Harcourt, Visc. Newnham
• Elegy IV. Midnight
• ELEGY IV. To an OFFICER
• Elegy on a Favourite Kitten
• Elegy on a Humming-bird
• Elegy on John Crofts, D.d
• Elegy on the Earl of Rochester
• Elegy on the Thirty-first of December, MDCCLXXXVII
• ELEGY To Miss DASHWOOD. In the Manner of OVID
• ELEGY V. TO a FRIEND Sick
• ELEGY VI. To another FRIEND
• Elegy, on W. Beckford Esq
• Elegy, Supposed to Have Been Delivered by Chatterton, Just Before His Death, After He Had Taken a Potion of…
• Elegy, to the Memory of Mr. Thomas Chatterton, Late of Bristol
• ELEGY, To the Memory of Mr. THOMAS PHILLIPS of Fairford
• ELEGY, Written at Colchester
• ELEGY. ('Tis fate commands—reluctant I depart)
• ELEGY. (Ah me! that restless bliss so soon…)
• ELEGY. (Haste, haste, ye solemn messengers of night)
• ELEGY. (Joyless I seek the solitary shade)
• ELEGY. (When strong Affliction deeply wounds the breast)
• ELEGY. (Ye maids of the village attend)
• Elegy: by Mr. Talbot. Occasioned by Reading and Transcribing Mr. Waller's "Poem of Divine Love" After His…
• Eliza. a Pastoral Song
• ELLEN's FATE DESERVES A TEAR
• ELLEN, or the RICHMOND PRIMROSE GIRL
• Eloisa's Complaint
• Enigma
• Enigma
• Enigma
• Enigma
• Enigma
• Enigma
• Enigma
• Enigma
• Enough has Heav'n indulg'd of joy below
• EPIGRAM In Behalf of TOM SOUTHERN, To the Duke of ARGYLE
• EPIGRAM IV. Upon the Bust of English Worthies, at Stow
• EPIGRAM IX. On one who first abused, and then made love to a LADY
• Epigram on the Children of Israel's Passage Out of Egypt
• Epigram on the False Report of Mrs. H—y's Death
• EPIGRAM On the Miracles wrought by CUZZONI
• Epigram upon Mrs. Collier's Dedicating the Death of Abel to the Queen
• EPIGRAM VIII. On Mrs. PENELOPE
• EPIGRAM XV. To CLARISSA
• EPIGRAM. (Cassandra from her spark receiv'd)
• EPIGRAM. (Lord Pam in the Church (cou'd you…)
• EPIGRAM. (None without Hope e'er lov'd the brightest…)
• EPIGRAM. (Peter complains, that God has given)
• Epigrams
• Epigrams, Epigram I
• Epigrams, Epigram II
• Epigrams, Epigram III
• Epigrams, Epigram V
• Epigrams, Epigram VI
• Epigrams, Epigram VII
• Epigrams, Epigram X
• Epigrams, Epigram XI
• Epigrams, Epigram XII
• Epigrams, Epigram XIII
• Epigrams, Epigram XIV
• Epigrams, Epigram XVI
• Epigrams, Epigram XVII
• Epilogue
• Epilogue
• Epilogue
• EPILOGUE To the Translation of ATHALIAH, A TRAGEDY
• EPILOGUE. Spoken by Mrs. HENRY, in the character of Lanissa
• Epistle from Dr. Waldren to Dr. Chetwood, on His Refusing to Take the Oaths
• Epistle from the late Lord Viscount B—GB—KE to Miss LUCY A—K—NS
• EPISTLE to a FRIEND, ON HIS RETURN FROM THE ARMY
• Epistle to a Lady
• EPISTLE to POLLIO, from the Hills of HOWTH in IRELAND
• Epistle to the Reverend Mr. Catcott
• Epitaph
• Epitaph
• Epitaph
• Epitaph
• Epitaph
• EPITAPH [of By Words.]
• Epitaph Intended for My Own Tomb-stone
• Epitaph on a Country Clergy man
• Epitaph on a Man Who Died Suddenly at Church
• EPITAPH on a SEXTON
• Epitaph on a young Lady
• Epitaph on an Infant
• Epitaph on Claudius Phillips
• EPITAPH ON DR. GOLDSMITH. By W. WOTY
• Epitaph on Dr. Keil, the Late Famous Astrologer
• Epitaph on General Wolfe, in the Church of Westerham in Kent
• Epitaph on King Theodore Baron Neuhoff, in St. Ann's Church-yard, Westminster
• Epitaph on Miss Caroline Campbell
• EPITAPH on Mr. MOLESWORTH, Who erected a Monument, and placed an Inscription upon it in Honour of his…
• EPITAPH on Mr. THYNNE, Who was shot by CONINGSMARK's Direction
• Epitaph on my Uncle's APE
• EPITAPH on the late Duke of B
• Epitaph Written in a Fit of the Vapours
• EPITAPH, On an amiable young Lady
• Ere God the Universe Began
• Essay on the Different Styles of Poetry
• Essex's Last Voyage to the Haven of Happiness
• Eupolis's Hymn to the Creator, Part I
• Eupolis's Hymn to the Creator, Part III
• Eupolis's Hymn to the Creator, Part IV
• Evening Hymn
• Evening. the Fourth Elegy
• Every Man His Mode
• Exercise
• Extempore Exclamation on the Prospect of Winter