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Text	Short Title	Page	Verses
On a bank, besdie a willow (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	17-18	3
On a bank, besdie a willow (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	17-18	3
On a bank, beside a willow (fl)	Apollo, 1789	22
On a bank, beside a willow (fl)	Apollo, 1791	22-23	3
On a bank, beside a willow (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	84-85	3
On a bank beside a willow (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	66-67	3
On a brook's grassy brink, in the willow's cool shade (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	170-172	10
On a brook's grassy brink, in the willow's cool shade (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	108-110	10
On a grassy pillow (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	134-135	3
On a Lady Stung by a Bee (t)	Mock Bird, 1760	49-50	5
On a Lady's Girdle (t)	Patriotic, 1800	179-180	3
On a Lady's Wedding Being on the Twenty-First of December (t)	Patriotic, 1800	201
On a mille gouts differens (fl)	Chansonnier, 1795	49-50	6
On a mossy bank reclin'd (fl)	Columbian, 1799	IV:7	2
On a mossy bank reclin'd (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	82-83	2
On a mossy bank reclin'd (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:6	2
On a mossy bank reclin'd (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:6	2
On a prim rosy bank by a murmuring stream (fl)	Songs, 1790	14-16	7
On a primrose bank, by a murmuring stream (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	15-16	7
On a primrose bank by a murmuring stream (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.86-I.87	7
On a rural village green (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	6-7	5
On a rural village green (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	201-202	5
On a Sensible, but Ordinary Lady (t)	Mock Bird, 1764	29-30	5
On a time I was great, now little am grown (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	184-186	5
On Afric's wide plain where the lion now roaring (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:36	6
On Afric's wide plains, &c. (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	42
On Afric's wide plains where lions now roaring (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	46-48	6
On Afric's wide plains where the lion now roaring (fl)	American MM, 1798	166-168	6
On Afric's wide plains where the lion now roaring (fl)	Collection, 1800	24-25	6
On Afric's wide plains where the lion now roaring (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:36-I:37	6
On American Independence (t)	Federal, 1800	61-62	7
On Beauty (t)	Columbian, 1797	214-215	3
On Belvidera's bosom lying (fl)	Apollo, 1789	37
On Belvidera's bosom lying (fl)	Apollo, 1791	37	2
On Belvidera's bosom lying (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	30	2
On Belvidera's bosom lying (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	30	2
On Board a Man of War (t)	Dibdin, 1797	31-32	3
On board of the Constellation (r)	Patriotic, 1800	29-30	4
On board the good ship Molly (fl)	Columbian, 1798	40-41	3
On board the good ship Molly (fl)	Festival, 1800	48	3
On board, the grog went cheerly round (fl)	Columbian, 1798	50-51	4
On board the Valliant we set sail (fl)	Social Companion, 1799	39-40	3
On Brandy and Beer (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	219	4
On Brandy and Beer (t)	Patriotic, 1800	89-90	4
On Cloris's Unkindness (t)	Mock Bird, 1760	81
On Columbia's blest shore (fl)	Federal, 1800	69	3
On conpterait les diamans (it)	Chansonnier, 1795	41-46	16
On Crochetini loves attend (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	180	2
On doit soixante mille francs (it)	Chansonnier, 1795	59-60	5
On Entick's green meadows where innocence reaigns (fl)	Companion, 1799	254-255	3
On En[t]ick's green meadows where innocence reigns (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	32-33	3
On Etricks bank, in a summer's night [sic] (fl)	Sailor's Medley, 1800	40	3
On Ettrick banks, in a summer's night [sic] (fl)	American Songster, 1788	10-11	4
On ev'ry hill, in ev'ry grove (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.115-I.116	4
On ev'ry hill, in ev'ry gtove (fl)	Echo, 1800	44	2
On ev'ry hill, in ev'ry gtove (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	54	2
On Free Masonry (t)	Charms, 1788	13-14	2
On Free Masonry (t)	Vocal, 1796	105-106	2
On freedom's happy land, &c. (bt)	Humming Bird, 1798	50	3
On freedom's happy land (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	50	3
On Friendship (t)	Syren, 1793	118	4
On Friendship (t)	Syren-1, 1797	I:27	4
On Friendship (t)	Syren-2, 1797	I:27	4
On Gen. Burgoyne's Defeat (t)	Liberty Songs, 1785	5-6	12
On Gen. Wayne's Taking Stoney Point (t)	Liberty Songs, 1785	6-7	5
On his face the vernal rose (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	244	3
On his face the vernal rose (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.169
On Ida one day, at Olympic feast (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	200-201	6
On Laying the Foundation Stone (t)	Constitutions, 1798	271-272	3
On Liberty (t)	Patriotic, 1800	14	2
On Maria's toilet there was lain (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	252	2
On market-day last, I remmber the day (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	71-73	10
On Mira's toilet there was lain (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	207	2
On Music (t)	American MM, 1798	297-300	6
On night as Ned stept into bed (it)	Liberty Songs, 1785	6-7	5
On Olympus blue summit as loud vacant mirth (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	263-264	5
On, on, my dear brethern, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Masonic, 1797	55-56	6
On, on, my dear brethren (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.123-I.124	6
On, on, my dear brethren (it)	Free Mansonry, 1797	233-234	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue thy great lecture (fl)	Apollo, 1791	152	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue thy great lecture (fl)	Jachin, 1794	52	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue thy great lecture (fl)	Jachin, 1798	52	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	152*	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Candid, 1772	235-236	5
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	244	4
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Free Mansonry, 1797	211-212	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	20	4
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Freemason's, 1779	9	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Masons, 1779	9	6
On, on, my dear brethren, pursue your great lecture (fl)	Young Mason, 1791	23-24	6
On Patrick's day in the morning (r)	Paddy, 1798	3	4
On pleasure's smooth wing how old time steals away (fl)	Vocal, 1796	51-52	5
On pleasure's smooth wings, how old time steals away (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	49-50	7
On Primrose Hill there liv'd a lass (fl)	Spicer's PC-1, 1800	10-12
On Richmond Hill, there live's a lass [sic] (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	11	2
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	35-36	3
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Dibdin, 1797	71	4
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Feast, 1795	126-127
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Jovial Songster, 1794	33
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Jovial-2, 1798	35-36	3
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	32-33	4
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Medley, 1795	40-41	3
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Social Harmony, 1795	21	3
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Syren, 1793	57	3
On Richmond-Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	I:11	3
On Richmond-Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	I:11	3
On Richmond Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	40-41	3
On Richmond's Hill there lives a lass (fl)	Echo, 1800	61-62	3
On Seeing the North Briton Burnt (t)	Mock Bird, 1764	39	1
On Slavery (t)	Columbian, 1797	153-154	4
On Society (t)	Columbian, 1797	113-114	5
On St. Ptrick's day in the morning (r)	Nightingale, 1797	25-26	3
On sturdy stout Dobbin I mounted my saddle (fl)	American MM, 1798	111-114	4
On that fair bank where Lubin died (fl)	Amorous, 1800	86	4
On that fair bank where Lubin died (fl)	Columbian, 1797	56-57	4
On that fair bank where Lubin died (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	125	4
On that lone bank where Luban died (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	29	2
On that lone bank where Lubin died (fl)	Baltimore, 1799	9	4
On that lone bank where Lubin died (fl)	Columbian, 1798	54	2
On that lone bank where Lubin died (fl)	Echo, 1798	137	4
On that lone bank where Lubin died (fl)	Echo, 1800	108-109	4
On that lone bank where Lubin died (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	106	4
On the Advancement of Masonry in Vermont (t)	Masonic, 1797	129-130	4
On the banks of Kentucke (bt)	Sky Lark, 1797	38-39	5
On the basis of fame Columbia stands (fl)	Columbian, 1797	188	5
On the bed of honour died (r)	Columbian, 1798	108	3
On the Birth-Day of John Adams (t)	Federal, 1800	37-38	4
On the Birth-Day of Washington (t)	Columbian, 1797	168-169	6
On the Birth of George Washington (t)	Echo, 1798	159-161	11
On the Birth of George Washington (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	225-227	11
On the Birth of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the American Forces (t)	Columbian, 1799	III:27-III:31	13
On the Birth of George Washington, Commander in Chief of the American Forces (t)	Humming Bird, 1798	146-149	12
On the Birth of his Excell. George Washington (t)	American Songster, 1788	1-4	13
On the birth of our late President, George Washington (t)	Sky Lark, 1797	267-270	13
On the cliffs of the Andes, where virtue once reign'd (fl)	Columbian, 1797	133-134	10
On the cold ground! (r)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	159-160	3
On the Consecration of a Lodge (t)	Constitutions, 1798	268-269	4
On the Constituting of a Lodge (t)	Constitutions, 1798	267-268	5
On the Death of Mr. Isaac Orcutt (t)	New Songs, 1800	12-14	17
On the deck, &c. (bt)	Apollo, 1791	135-136	4
On the deck is heard no other sound, &c. (bt)	Mermaid, 1798	9-10	3
On the Event of the Expedition, Written Extempore (t)	Mock Bird, 1760	132-133	6
On the Festival of St. John (t)	Constitutions, 1798	282	4
On the Fourteenth of July (t)	Columbian, 1797	205-206	5
On the Fourth of July (t)	Columbian, 1797	188	5
On the Fourth of July. A New Song (t)	Columbian, 1797	179	5
On the Fourth of July. A Song (t)	Columbian, 1797	194-196	9
On the green sedgy banks of the sweet winding Tay (fl)	Echo, 1798	22-23	3
On the green sedgy banks of the sweet winding Tay (fl)	Echo, 1800	14-15	3
On the green sedgy banks of the sweet winding Tay (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	12	3
On the green sedgy banks of the sweet winding Tay (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	13	3
On the King's Birth Day (t)	Songs Naval, 1779	111-112	8
On the Last War with Spain (t)	Songs Naval, 1779	110-111	6
On the Late Sickness in Hartford, State of New-York (t)	New Songs, 1800	15-16	11
On the Marriage Act (t)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.75	3
On the Prince and Princess of Brunswick's Departure (t)	Mock Bird, 1764	32	3
On the Reduction of Martinico (t)	Mock Bird, 1764	46-47	6
On the Reduction of Martinico (t)	Songs Naval, 1779	64-65	6
On the Revival of Masonry (t)	Constitutions, 1792	261-262	5
On the Revival of Masonry (t)	Masonic, 1797	81-83	5
On the slopes of a shady mountain (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	61	5
On the Tay's verdant banks a fair maid lay reclin'd (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.142-II.143	4
On the threatened invasion from France (at)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.9-II.10	5
On the white cliffs of Albion, see fame where she stands (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	24-25	7
On this day of renown (fl)	Songs Loyal, 1779	31-33	11
On Thurot's Expedition (t)	Songs Naval, 1779	109	6
On town is just like a barber's shop (fl)	Syren, 1793	165-166	6
On wings of harmony upborne (fl)	Constitutions, 1798	272-273	4
On Women, Wine and Wit, A Song (t)	New Academy, 1795	102	4
On you who masonry despise (fl)	Echo, 1800	201-202	4
On you who masonry despise (fl)	Free Mansonry, 1797	227-228	3
On Young Olinda (t)	American Songster, 1788	45-46	4
On Young Olinda (t)	Nightingale, 1800	82	4
Once friends I had, but ah! too soon (fl)	Columbian, 1798	35-36	3
Once honour is attained (fl)	Jovial, 1800	28-29	5
Once I was blind and cou'd not see (fl)	Candid, 1772	246-248	8
Once I was blind and cou'd not see (fl)	Jachin, 1794	52-54	7
Once I was blind and could not see (fl)	Constitutions, 1792	278-279	8
Once I was blind and could not see (fl)	Free Mason's PC, 1798	32-33	8
Once I was blind, and could not see (fl)	Freemason's, 1779	12-13	8
Once I was blind and could not see (fl)	Jachin, 1798	52-54	7
Once I was blind and could not see (fl)	Masonic, 1797	98-100	8
Once I was blind, and could not see (fl)	Masons, 1779	12-13	8
Once I was blind and could not see (fl)	New Ahiman, 1791	239-241	8
Once I was blind and could not see (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	293-295	8
Once I was blind, and could not see (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	V:25-V:27	8
Once I was blind and could not see (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	V:25-V:27	5
Once I was blind, and could not see (fl)	Young Mason, 1791	2830	8
Once Jupiter's lady, call'd Juno the Scold (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	186-187	8
Once Lucifer, after a grand debate (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	39-40	5
Once More I'll Tune (t)	Little Charmer, 1797	84-85	5
Once more I'll tune the vocal shell (fl)	American Songster, 1788	13-14	5
Once more I'll tune the vocal shell (fl)	Charmer, 1790	45-46	5
Once more I'll tune the vocal shell (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	61-62	5
Once more I'll tune the vocal shell (fl)	Little Charmer, 1797	84-85	5
Once more I'll tune the vocal shell (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	243-244	5
Once more I'll tune the vocal shell (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	191-192	10
Once more I'll tune the vocal shell (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.128-I.130	5
Once more I've furl'd the swelling sail (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	180-181	2
Once on a time to mighty Jove (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	108-109	3
Once on a time, 'twas long ago (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	75-77	6
Once the Gods of the Greeks (it)	American Ladies PB, 1800	134-135	5
Once the Gods of the Greeks (t)	Columbian, 1798	17-18	4
Once the Gods of the Greeks, at ambosial feast (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	168-171	16
Once the Gods of the Greeks at ambrosial feast (fl)	Columbian, 1798	17-18	4
Once the gods of the Greeks at ambrosial Feast (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	100-101	4
Once the gods of the Greeks, at ambrosial feast (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	1-4	16
Once the Gods of the Greeks at ambrosial feast (fl)	Songs Naval, 1779	17-18	4
Once the Gods of the Greeks at an ambrosial feast (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	231-233	16
One April morn, reclin'd in bed (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	83-85	14
One bottle more (r)	Vocal, 1798	28-29	6
One Bottle More (t)	Buck's PC, 1798	41	5
One Bottle More (t)	Columbian, 1798	158-159	6
One Bottle More (t)	Enchanting, 1788	98-99	5
One Bottle More (t)	Lark, 1798	21-22	6
One Bottle More (t)	Spendthrift, 1800
One Bottle More (t)	Syren, 1793	171	5
One bottle more (t)	Syren-2, 1797	III:22	5
One bottle more, arra, one bottle more (r)	Enchanting, 1788	98-99	5
One bottle more, arra', one bottle more (r)	Syren-1, 1797	III:22	5
One day at her toilet, as Venus began (fl)	Patriotic, 1800	178-179	4
One day at her toilet as Venus began (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	119-120	4
One day at home in a maudlinish mood (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	33-35	6
One day behind my lady's back (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	41	3
One day, by appointment, Maria I met (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	151-153	6
One day I heard Mary say, how shall I leave thee? (fl)	American Songster, 1788	34	4
One day meeting Momus, it was upon 'Change (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	236-237	5
One eve from whist table Amelia withdrew (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	131-132	5
One evening Good Humour took Wit as his guest (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	238-239	8
One evening Good Humour took Wit as his guest (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	49-50	8
One evening Good Humour took Wit as hs guest (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	181-183	8
One evening of late (fl)	William Crotty, 1769	3-5	9
One ev'ning alone in the grove (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	214	3
One ev'ning, the loveliest pair (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	176-178	7
One---Female companion to soften my cares (fl)	Columbian, 1799	V:27	1
One gem beyond the rest I see (fl)	Candid, 1772	227	3
One kind kiss before we part (fl)	Columbian, 1798	174-175	3
One kind kiss before we part (fl)	Medley, 1795	9	3
One kind kiss before we part (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	9	3
One long Whitsun holiday, holiday, holiday, 'twas a jolly day (fl)	New Academy, 1795	104-105
One midsummer morning, when nature look'd gay (fl)	Amorous, 1800	90-91	6
One midsummer morning when nature look'd gay (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	127-128	6
One midsummer morning, when nature look'd gay (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	IV:14-IV:15	5
One midsummer morning, when nature look'd gay (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	IV:14	6
One midsummer morning when nature look'd gay (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	II.27	6
One moon-shiney night, about two in the morning [sic] (fl)	Vocal, 1798	24-26	7
One moon-shiny night, about two in the morning (fl)	Columbian, 1798	58-60	7
One moon-shiny night, about two in the morning (fl)	Festival, 1800	18-20	7
One morn as Jemmy of the Dee (fl)	Fables, 1800	43-44	3
One morn as Jemmy of the Dee (fl)	Pownall's Address, 1793	8-9	3
One morn, on the brow of a hill (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	44-45	4
One morn when nymphs and swains were gay (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	155-156	4
One morning bright, within the grove (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	114-115	4
One morning by the early dawn (fl)	Medley, 1795	75-76	9
One morning by the early dawn (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	75-76	9
One morning in June, all nature did bloom (fl)	Humming Bird, 1798	59-60	2
One morning very early, one morning in the spring (fl)	American Songster, 1788	20-21	6
One morning very early, one morning in the spring (fl)	Apollo, 1789	90
One morning very early, one morning in the spring (fl)	Apollo, 1791	90-91	6
One morning very early, one morning in the spring (fl)	Apollo-1, 1793	90-91	6
One morning very early, one morning in the spring (fl)	Apollo-2, 1793	90-91	6
One morning, very early, one morning in the spring (fl)	Sky Lark, 1795	163-164	4
One morning very early, one morning in the spring (fl)	Syren-1, 1797	II:30	6
One morning very early; one morning in the spring (fl)	Syren-2, 1797	II:30	6
One morning young Roger accosted me thus (fl)	American Songster, 1788	164	6
One morning young Roger accosted me thus (fl)	Columbian, 1797	81	6
One morning young Roger accosted me thus (fl)	Mock Bird, 1764	168	6
One morning young Roger accosted me thus (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	109	6
One morning young Roger accosted me thus (fl)	Wood Lark, 1765	I.39-I.40	6
One morning young Roger accosted me thus (it)	Songs Comic, 1777	94-96	11
One negro, &c. (bt)	American, 1799	112-113	4
One negro, &c. (bt)	American, 1800	112-113
One negro, &c. (bt)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	140-141	2
One negro, wi my banjer (fl)	American, 1799	112-113	4
One negro, wi my banjer (fl)	American, 1800	112-113
One negro, wi my banjer (fl)	Dibdin Collection, 1799	140-141	2
One night as Ned crept into bed (fl)	Jachin, 1797	62-63	10
One night as Ned crept into bed (fl)	Jachin-1, 1796	47	5
One night as Ned crept into bed (fl)	Jachin-2, 1796	47	5
One night having nothing to do, nor to drink (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	94-96	11
One night I dreampt I lay most easy [sic] (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	53-55	5
One night when all the village slept (fl)	Medley, 1795	153-154	3
One night, when all the village slept (fl)	Mock Bird, 1760	98	6
One night when all the village slept (fl)	Vocal Muse, 1792	153-154	3
One night, when all the village slept (fl)	Vocal Remembrancer, 1790	15-16	3
One promrose time a maiden brown (fl)	Songs Comic, 1777	116-117	5
One summer eve, as Nancy fair [sic] (fl)	Vocal, 1796	62-63	4
One summer's eve, as Nancy, fair (fl)	Nightingale, 1800	6-7	4
One summer's eve, when Luna's beam (fl)	Columbian, 1797	38-39	3
One summer's eve, when Luna's beam (fl)	Enchanting, 1788	12-13	3
One summer's eve, when Luna's beam (fl)	Sky Lark, 1797	203-204	3
One sweet May morn, in woody dale (fl)	Columbian, 1798	27-28	5
One sweet May-morn, in woody dale (fl)	Vocal, 1798	31-32	5
One sweet May-morn, in woody dale (fl)	Youthful, 1800	80-82	5
One that can bustle and stir in my shop (r)	Columbian, 1798	75	3
One that can bustle and stir in my shop (r)	Columbian, 1799	VI:27-VI:28	3
One that can bustle and stir in my shop (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	102	3
One that could bustle and stir in my shop (bt)	Sky Lark, 1795	148-149	3
One, two, three (fl)	Mother Goose, 1785	46
One, two, three (fl)	Mother Goose, 1794	46	1
One, two, three (fl)	Mother Goose, 1800	46	1
One, two, three, four and five (fl)	Mother Goose, 1799	45	1
Only where the glass goes round (r)	Patriotic, 1800	61-62	7
Only where the glass goes round (r)	Sky Lark, 1797	228-229	7
Ont the deck, &c. (bt)	Apollo-2, 1793	135-136*	3

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