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• Extempore Verses upon a Trial of Skill between the two great Masters of Defence, Messieurs FIGG and SUTTON
• Extract from "A Midnight Thought."
• Extract from a Poem called antient and modern Rome
• Extract from an Ode to Sensibility
• Extract from or Elysian scene
• Extract from young's last Day
• Extract from Young's Resignation
• EXTRACT, Respectfully inscribed to Miss M. T-r—y, by her Friend, FIDELIO
• Fable I. the Distribution of Gifts
• Fable I. the River with a Petition
• Fable II. Alexander's Stick
• Fable II. the Phoenix and Her Lovers
• Fable III. Jupiter and the Poet
• Fable III. the Ducklings and the Wise Birds
• FABLE IV. MERCURY and the WOODMAN
• Fable of the Draught Oxen and Fatted Ox
• Fable V. the Dog and the Cat
• Fable VI. the Spider and the Fly
• Fable VII. the Wild Ducks and the Water Spaniel
• Fable. the Queen and the Slave
• Fair Hebe
• Fair Kate of Portsmouth lov'd a tar
• Fair Kitty
• Fair Kitty's charms, young Johnny took
• Fair Maria of the Dale
• Fairest of the tuneful Nine
• Fancy
• Fanscomb Barn
• Farewell, Ianthe, faithless maid
• Farmer Dobbin's Complaint
• Fashion: a Satire
• Father FRANCIS's Prayer
• Father Mooney
• Father Paul
• Favorite Songs in the Charity Boy
• FAVORITE SONGS, in the Comic Opera of ABROAD AND AT HOME
• February, an Elegy
• Female Advice
• FEMALE CAPRICE; OR, THE STUDENT's COMPLAINT
• Female Courtship
• FEW HONEST COBLERS; A POEM. In Imitation of Dr. WATTS'S Indian Philosopher
• Fidelity
• Filial submission to the sov'reign will
• Finale
• Fishing
• Flat Bottom'd Boats
• Fleet, spread thy canvass wing
• FLORALIA: Or, an Account of the Rise of MAY-GAMES, and MAY-POLES
• Flowers
• For Life
• For tenderness fram'd in life's earliest day
• For the Better
• For the Sons of ST. GEORGE
• For the Theatrical Observations
• For We Shall Both Grow Older
• Forbid his ardent love to tell
• Fourth of July
• Fragment at Tunbridge-Wells
• FRANCE and FREEDOM. AN ODE
• Fraus Diabolica
• Freedom. a Song
• Fresh and Strong
• Friend and Pitcher
• Friendship
• Friendship and Love
• Friendship delights in equal fellowship
• Friendship to every gen'rous mind
• Friendship tried
• From place to place, forlorn, I go
• From the AMINTA of TASSO
• From the AMINTA of TASSO
• From the German
• FROM THE Greek of MEN AGE
• From the light down that mocks the…
• From those eternal regions bright
• Fruits of Retirement: OR, Miscellaneous POEMS Moral and Divine, AN EPISTLE
• Gallus, Eclogue X
• Gather Your Rose Buds
• GENERAL CONWAY's ELEGY ON THE DEATH OF MISS CAROLINE CAMPBELL, Daughter of the RIGHT HON. WILLIAM CAMPBELL
• GENIUS, VIRTUE, and REPUTATION. A FABLE. From Mons. DE LA MOTTE, Book v. Fable 6
• Gentle gales, in pity bear
• Gentle Mary of the Tweed
• Gentle sleep, mine eye-lids close
• Get married as fast as you can
• GIDEON; OR, The PATRIOT. BOOK II
• Give Me a Rich Bumper
• Give Me the Girl That's Kind and Free
• Give the Friendless Charity
• Glee for Three Voices
• GLEE. (Come round me and weep, to your…)
• GLEE. (We, on the present hour relying)
• GLEE. (Welcome every sprightly guest)
• GLEE. (What if my pleasures fools condemn)
• GLEE. (Would ye know where freedom dwells)
• GLEE. (Young Paris was blest just as I…)
• Glee. in the Same
• Glee—in the Chelsea Pensioner
• Glee—in the Chelsea Pensioner
• Glee—in the Chelsea Pensioner
• Go plaintive sounds! and to the fair
• Go, lovely fragrant blossom, go
• God is Love
• GOD save great WASHINGTON
• Good Night, and Joy be wi' you
• Good Queen Bess
• Graceful move
• Gramachree
• Gratitude and Impote
• Great A, little a
• GRONGAR HILL. Near CAERMARTHEN, South Wales. By Mr. DYER
• Guardians of Our Nation
• Had Neptune
• Hail England
• Hail! happy land where Freedom smiles secure
• Hail, lovely rose, to thee I sing
• Hans Carvel
• Happy were he could finish forth his…
• Happy, harmless, rural pair
• Happy, thrice happy, he whose conscious heart
• Hark Away. SONG XXXV
• Hark Forward! Tantivy, Huzza
• Hark! forward, away, my brave boys to…
• Hark! hark! the joy-inspiring horn
• Hark, away! 'tis the merry-ton'd horn
• Hark, hark ye, how echoes the horn…
• Hark, hark! the Lark at
• Hark, hark, to the sound of the…
• Haste, haste, Amelia, gentle fair
• He comes! he comes! the hero comes
• He Saw I Lov'd
• Heaving of the Lead
• Heaving the anchor
• Heb. i.6—Rev. .11, 1
• Hebrews xiii.20, 21
• Heccar and Gaira an African Eclogue
• Hengist and Mey: a Ballad
• Henry Deceived
• HENRY IV.'s INVOCATION to SLEEP
• Her mouth with a smile
• Her sheep had in clusters crept close…
• HERE's A, B, and C
• Here's the Pretty Girl I Love
• Hermitage, a Poem, Inscribed to Mr. Jacob Duché, Jun
• High diddle diddle
• HILPA, Mistress of the Valleys, to SHALUM, Master of Mount Tirzah. By the same
• His Epitaph
• HISTORY of the WAR
• Hold Your Jaw
• Homeward Bound
• HONOUR. A POEM. By the Rev. Dr. BROWN. Inscribed to the Right Hon. the Lord Visc. LONSDALE
• Hope
• Hope, thou source of ev'ry blessing
• Hope. a Pastoral Ballad
• Hope. Eclogue II
• Hopeless Love
• HORACE, Book 2. Ode II. Quid belliosus Cantaber, &c
• Horace, Book I. Ode IV
• Horace, Book II. Ode III
• Horace, Book II. Ode X
• Horace, Book II. Ode XIV
• Horace, Book II. Ode XXIII
• Horace, Book IV. Ode VII
• Horace, Book IV. Ode VII
• Horace, Book IV. Ode XIII
• Horace, Ode IV. Book I. Imitated
• Hospital for Lunatics
• How can my mother chide my love
• How little do the landmen know
• How long shall hapless Colin mourn
• How oft at the dawn of the…
• How sweet are the ties which a…
• How sweet in the woodlands, with fleet…
• Human Debasement. a Fragment
• Humanity
• Hunting Songs. &c, SONG
• Hunting Songs. &c, SONG
• Hunting Songs. &c, SONG
• Hunting Songs. &c, SONG
• HUSH-a-by Baby
• HUZZA for the TARS of Old England
• HYMN C. Heaven in the Soul on Earth
• Hymn C. Short Metre. The Voice of Wisdom
• Hymn CC. Common Metre. Filial Submission
• Hymn CCII. Common Metre. Resignation, or Good out of Evil
• Hymn CCIV. Long Metre. On the Dangerous Sickness of a Minister
• Hymn CCIX. Long Metre
• Hymn CCL. Long Metre. God Dwelling with the Humble
• Hymn CCLI. Common Metre
• Hymn CCLII. Common Metre. Children devoted to God
• Hymn CCLIII. Long Metre. Christ's Commission to preach the Gospel
• Hymn CCLIV. Common Metre. Divine Goodness to Man
• Hymn CCLV. Short Metre. The Voice of Wisdom
• Hymn CCLVII. Long Metre. Divine Preservation
• Hymn CCLVIII. Long Metre. Communion with Christ
• Hymn CCLXIX. Common Metre. Strength from God
• Hymn CCLXV. Common Metre. Resignation in Death
• Hymn CCLXX. Common Metre. Victory over Death, thro' Christ
• Hymn CCLXXI. Long Metre. Christ the Life of the Soul
• Hymn CCLXXIII. Common Metre. The Discipline of God's Providence
• Hymn CCLXXV. Common Metre. Trust in God's Word