Poet
Nathaniel Evans
1741–1767
English
- A PARODY On the foregoing LINES, by a LADY, assuming the Name of LAURA
- A Riddle
- A RURAL ODE, Written by the Author at the Age of Sixteen
- A Sea-piece
- A Song to Mira; on Parting
- An Anacreontic Ode
- An Epistle to Mira
- AN ODE, On completing my One and Twentieth Year of Age
- AN ODE. (How breathes the morn her incense round)
- ANSWER BY LAURA, One of the THREE LADIES above mentioned
- BEGINNING OF A POEM, ON THE PASSION and RESURRECTION of CHRIST
- Daphnis and Menalcas, a Pastoral Eclogue
- ELEGY TO THE Memory of THEOPHILUS GREW, A. M. Professor of Mathematics in the College of PHILADELPHIA
- Epistolary Ode to a Friend
- EPITAPH, IN MEMORY OF MRS. MARGARET ROBINSON, WIFE OF CAPT. JAMES ROBINSON, Who died March 22, 1765, and was…
- HEROIC STANZAS, On the late glorious Successes, &c
- Ode to a Friend
- Ode to a Friend. 1758
- Ode, Written by Paul Jackson, a. M
- On Solitude
- On the Aeolian Harp
- On Time
- SONG. (Oft had I laugh'd at female pow'r)
- Song. Extempore
- THE MORNING INVITATION, To Two YOUNG LADIES at the GLOUCESTER SPRING
- To Benjamin Franklin, Esq L. L. D
- To Clarinda
- To Laura, in Reply to the Above
- To Melancholy
- To Sylvia
- To William Lauder, P. P
- VERSES ON THREE LADIES, Who filled up Les Bouts Rimez and desired the AUTHOR to decide which was best
- VERSES, ADDRESSED TO THE TRUSTEES of the COLLEGE and ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA