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• HYMN XXII. The different Success of the Gospel, 1 Cor. i.23, 24. 2 Cor. ii.16. 1 Cor. iii 6,7
• HYMN XXIII. The Pressure of Sin
• Hymn XXIV. Hallelujah Metre. The Lord's Day Morning
• HYMN XXIV. Joy in the HOLY GHOST
• HYMN XXIX. Praise for the Peace of Conscience
• HYMN XXIX. Religion vain without Love, 1 Cor, xiii:1, 2, 3
• Hymn XXV. Long Metre. The Christian Race
• HYMN XXVI. All Sinners Miserable
• HYMN XXVI. Pharisee and Publican, Luke xviii.10
• HYMN XXVII. Holiness and Grace, Tit. ii.10—13
• HYMN XXVIII. Love and Charity, 1 Cor. xiii.2—7
• HYMN XXVIII. Praise for the Hope of Glory
• HYMN XXXII. The Church a Garden
• Hymn XXXIII. Long Metre. A grave and decent Deportment
• Hymn XXXVI. Long Metre. The better Part
• HYMN XXXVII. The Pilgrim's Song
• HYMN XXXVIII. Christ all in all
• Hymn XXXVIII. Common Metre. The Hope of the Resurrection
• I Am Not Twenty
• I Can Beat Him, Sirs, at That
• I Don't Care for My Mother
• I NE'ER by a lass yet was…
• I never will be Married
• I Never Will Marry
• I said, I will be wise: but it was far from me. (Compos'd when a Student, Nov. 12. 1744.)
• I SOUGHT the fair throughout the valley
• I Thought It Was Queer
• I Tread the Borders
• I Wish You an Happy New Year
• I WONT be my father's Jack
• I WOULD, if I could
• I'd Rather Be Excus'd
• I'll die for no Spepherd, not I
• I'm in Haste
• I'm in Love with Twenty
• I. LORD Thou knowest all Things, Thou knowest that I love Thee. Joh. xxi. 17
• I. On a ROOT-HOUSE
• I. Part. Heaven
• I. Spring
• If good we plant not, vice will…
• If ought on earth the immortal pow'rs…
• II. 1 Tim. i.17
• II. 2 Cor. xiii.14
• III. 1 Tim. vi.15, 16
• III. to the Queen, at Supper
• Imitated by SELF
• In a shady Valley, near a running Water
• In early youth to fear a stranger
• In Honour of the QUEEN'S CORONATION
• In Imitation of Marloe
• In Imitation of Our Old Poets. on Oure Ladyes Chirch. 1769
• In infancy our days were blest
• In Jacky Bull, when bound for France
• In Praise of Woman. A Copy of Verses sent, to Cynthia, from Passamaquoddy (an Indian Harbour in the Bay of…
• In Pursuit of the Fashion
• In Remembrance of my Friend, MARY PENINGTON
• In soft Narcissa's form united shine
• In solitude I'll spend the day
• In storms when clouds obscure the sky
• In story we're told
• In the garb of Old Gaul, and…
• In the smiles of the fair
• In Thomas and Sally
• In THOMAS and SALLY
• In vain, dear CHLOE, you suggest
• In vain, fond youth, thy tears give…
• Inconstancy
• Independence
• Indian Chief
• Inscription for a bench beneath a favorite tree
• Inscription for an Hermitage
• INSCRIPTION for the Monument of General Montgomery
• Inscription for the Monument of General Wolfe
• Inscription over the Door of a Gentleman's Retreat
• Instead of the Song at p. 37
• Instead of the Song at p. 39
• Instead of the Song at p. 41
• Instead of the Song at page 54
• INSTRUCTIONS to a PAINTER, when going to draw a full length Picture of the amiable Miss A—H
• INSTRUCTIONS to a PORTER
• Integrity
• INVOCATION to HARMONY
• Invocation to Music. with a Cursory Reference to General Washington
• Inward Peace
• Irish Beauty
• Is John Smith within
• Is Worthy Mollineux now faln asleep
• Isaiah LVIII. 1
• Isaiah XXXIV
• Isaiah XXXV
• IV. 1 Cor. xv.47—Col. i.18—Acts v.31
• IV. to the Queen, Going to Bed
• J. Bramston to Captain Hinton
• Jack at the Windlass
• Jack in His Element
• JACK PRURIANCE, The smooth Enamoratto
• Jack Sprat
• Jacky and the Cow
• Jamie Gay
• January. an Ode
• Je Vous Adore
• Jealousy
• Jealousy. Eclogue III
• Jem of Aberdeen
• Jockey OF THE Green
• Jockey to the Fair
• JOHANNES NORTONIUS. Anagr. 3
• JOVE and SEMELE. By the Same
• Jove's a God of ten thousand
• JOVI ELEUTHERIO. Or, an OFFERING to LIBERTY
• Jude, ver. 24, 25
• July. an Ode
• June. an Ode
• Jupiter and the Farmer
• KAMBROMYOMAXIA: OR THE MOUSE-TRAP; Being a Translation of Mr. HOLDSWORTH'S MUSCIPULA, 1737
• Kate OF Colebrook Dale
• Kensington Garden
• Kimbolton Park
• Kitty, the Toast
• La Carmagnole
• Labour in Vain. a New Song
• Late when love I seem'd to slight
• Laura to Anna Matilda
• LAVINIA to AEGISTHUS
• LAVINIA's ANSWER
• LAW
• LAWYER FILSON, Or the Spectacl'd Pleader
• Lawyer Vannboast
• Le Cupidon
• LEANDER, Or the Sorrows of REFLECTION, an ELEGY
• Leave off your foolish Prating
• Let Heroes Delight
• Let no fond love of earth exact…
• Let not Love on me bestow
• Let not the curious from your bosom…
• Let not the current of your tears…
• Let others Damon's praise rehearse
• Let the ambitious favour find
• Let useless riches ne'er engross my care
• LET's BE JOVIAL
• Liberty Fire
• Liberty Tree
• Liberty Tree
• Liberty Tree
• Liberty. La Liberta
• LIFE burthensome, because we know, not how to use it. An EPISTLE
• Life is Short
• LIFE's LIKE A SEA IN CONSTANT MOTION
• Life. an Ode
• Like my dear swain, no youth you'd…
• Lines by Mr. Higgons, in the Blank Leaf of "The Royal Mischief," a Tragedy, by Mrs. Manley
• Lines on the Death of a Lady
• Lines Sent to a Friend with a Watch
• LINES, From a disappointed Lover to his obdurate Mistress, after recovering from his paroxysm of Love
• LINES, Written after a very severe TEMPEST, which cleared up extremely pleasant
• LINES, Written on the anniversary of the death of Mr. C—W—, an amiable and accomplished young gentleman, who…
• LIONEL to CLARISSA
• Listen to the Voice of Love
• Little Betty winkle she had a Pig
• Little Jack Horner
• Little John and the four Beggars
• Little Tom Tucker
• Londonderry
• Lord Lyttleton to Lady Brown
• Lord MIDDLESEX to Mr. POPE, On reading Mr. ADDISON's Account of the English Poets
• Lord, what care I for mam and…
• Love
• Love and folly were at play
• Love and Time
• Love but One
• Love Elegies, Elegy I
• Love Elegies, Elegy II
• Love Elegy
• Love Elegy
• Love I'm Forbidden to Name
• Love is the cause of Mourning
• Love Renew'd, a Sonnet
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love Songs, &c, SONG
• Love to God for His Holiness. (annext to a Sermon on 1 John iv. 16. Dec. 2, 1750.)
• Love Without Return
• LOVE's Caveat
• LOVE's Definition
• LOVE's Original
• Love, Death, and Reputation
• Love-elegies, Elegy I
• Lovely Nymph
• Loyalty
• Lubin's Rural Cot
• Lucian's Greek Epigram, Inscribed on a Column Erected in a Piece of Land, That Had Been Often Bought and…
• Lucifer in Chains
• Lydy Churning