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1805  I'm a blade that's free and easy (fl)  Mock-Bird, 1805  95 
1793  I'm a brisk jolly tar, and just going to sea (fl)  Syren, 1793  9-10 
1796  I'm a brisk jolly tar, and just going to sea (fl)  Mermaid, 1796  16   
1798  I'm a brisk jolly tar, and just going to sea (fl)  Mermaid, 1798  18-19 
1798  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Columbian, 1798  82-83 
1798  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Humming Bird, 1798  181-182 
1798  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Jovial-2, 1798  45 
1798  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Buck's PC, 1798  58-59 
1798  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Vocal, 1798  59-60 
1799  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Baltimore, 1799  11 
1800  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Patriotic, 1800  134 
1801  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Vocal Medley, 1801  59-60 
1806  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806  149-151 
1806  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806  149-151 
1811  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  New-York Songster, 1811  187-188 
1815  I'm a chickabiddy, &c. (bt)  Nightingale, 1815  85 
1811  I'm a chickabiddy see, &c. (bt)  Songsters Repository, 1811  138 
1814  I'm a Chickabiddy see, &c. (bt)  American Muse, 1814  63 
1799  I'm a chickabiddy, see take me now, now, now (r)  Baltimore, 1799  11 
1801  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  American Mock-Bird, 1801  60 
1801  I'm a chickabiddy see take me now now now (r)  Vocal Medley, 1801  59-60 
1804  I'm a chickabiddy, see, take me now now now (r)  American Academy, 1804  101-102 
1805  I'm a chickabiddy, see, take me now now now (r)  American Academy, 1805  101-102 
1806  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Black Bird-2, 1806  66-67 
1806  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now, now, now (r)  English, Scotch, Irish-1, 1806  149-151 
1806  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now, now, now (r)  English, Scotch, Irish-2, 1806  149-151 
1806  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Linnet, 1806  66-67 
1807  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  American Songster, 1807  194-195 
1811  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Songsters Repository, 1811  138 
1812  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Black Bird, 1812  66-67 
1814  I'm a Chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Mocking-Bird-2, 1814  63 
1814  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Nightingale, 1814  63 
1814  I'm a Chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814  63 
1814  I'm a Chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814  63 
1814  I'm a Chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  American Muse, 1814  63 
1815  I'm a chickabiddy see take me now now now (r)  Nightingale, 1815  85 
1816  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Black Bird, 1816  67-68 
1816  I'm a chickabiddy see, take me now now now (r)  Modern Songster, 1816  88-89 
1820  I'm a chickabiddy, see take me now, now, now (r)  Blackbird, 1820  66-67 
1812  I'm a chickabiddy, take me now now now (r)  American Academy, 1812  102-103 
1805  I'm a comical fellow, I tell you no fib (fl)  Philadelphia Songster, 1805  8-9 
1814  I'm a comical fellow, I tell you no fib (fl)  Mocking-Bird-1, 1814  132-134 
1807  I'm a comical fellow, I tell you no lie (fl)  Virginia Nightingale, 1807  92-93 
1808  I'm a comical fellow, I tell you no lie (fl)  National Songster, 1808  168-170 
1812  I'm a comical fellow, I tell you no lie (fl)  Harp of Erin, 1812  104-105 
1806  I'm a comical fellow, I'll tell you no fib (fl)  Complete Modern, 1806  63-64 
1818  I'm a comical fellow, I'll tell you no fib (fl)  Antihipnotic Songster, 1818  31-32 
1801  I'm a coming, coming, coming, coming (r)  Temple of Harmony, 1801  115-117 
1805  I'm a coming, coming, coming, coming (r)  Modern Songster, 1805  97-99 
1813  I'm a coming, coming, coming, coming (r)  American Songster, 1813  24-26 
1813  I'm a coming, coming, coming, coming (r)  Town and Country, 1813  60-62 
1805  I'm a cook for the public, can please every palate (fl)  Union Song, 1805  23-24 
1811  I'm a cook for the public, can please every palate (fl)  Gold Finch, 1811  41-43 
1799  I'm a cook for the public, can suite every palate (fl)  Dibdin Collection, 1799  275-276 
1805  I'm a cutter of wood, and with blocks oft contend (fl)  Union Song, 1805  149-150 
1798  I'm a dashing dog, you may see that I am (fl)  Humming Bird, 1798  28-29 
1799  I'm a dashing dog, you may see that I am (fl)  Columbian, 1799  I:34-I:35 
1805  I'm a Hounslow youg lad, and Teddy's my name (fl)  Union Song, 1805  163-164 
1816  I'm a Jew you may tell by my [beard] and my proge (fl)  Modern Songster, 1816  183   
1816  I'm a Jew you may tell by my peard and my progue (fl)  Town and Country, 1816  75-76 
1817  I'm a Jew you may tell by my peard and my progue Taral, &c. (fl)  Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817  72 
1809  I'm a Jew you may tell py my peard and my proge (fl)  Humming Bird, 1809  77-78 
1809  I'm a Jew you may tell py my peard and my proge (fl)  New Joke, 1809  185-186 
1811  I'm a jew you may tell py my peard and my proge (fl)  Humourist, 1811  68 
1808  I'm a Jew you may tell py my peard and my proge [sic] (fl)  National Songster, 1808  71 
1817  I'm a Jew youmay tell py my peard and my progue (fl)  Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817  55-56 
1816  I'm a jolly British tar (fl)  Forest Minstrel, 1816  239-242 
1818  I'm a jolly Yankey tar (fl)  Songs for Gentlemen, 1818  66-68 
1818  I'm a jolly Yankey tar (fl)  Songster's Magazine-1, 1818  22-23 
1819  I'm a jolly Yankey tar (fl)  Songster's PC, 1819  48-50 
1820  I'm a jolly Yankey tar (fl)  Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820  22-23 
1802  I'm a merry, &c. (bt)  New-York Remembrancer, 1802  225-226 
1817  I'm a most singular Gem'man (fl)  Village Songster, 1817  63-64 
1817  I'm a most singular Gem'man (fl)  Songster's New PC, 1817  185-186 
1812  I'm a Paddy you see by the sight of my trogue (fl)  Harp of Erin, 1812  77-78 
1820  I'm a poor country lad, though humble's my lot (fl)  Songster's Magazine Vol. II, 1820  144   
1820  I'm a poor country lad, though humble's my lot (fl)  Songster's Magazine-2, 1820  144   
1805  I'm a poor helpless youth near a distan town cried (fl)  Union Song, 1805  55-56 
1805  I'm a poor little orphan, ah pity me, pray (fl)  Modern Songster, 1805  210-211 
1805  I'm a poor little orphan, ah pity me, pray (fl)  Union Song, 1805  [284]-[285] 
1807  I'm a poor little orphan, ah! pity me, pray (fl)  Nightingale, 1807  93-94 
1809  I'm a poor little orphan, ah pity me, pray (fl)  Humming Bird, 1809  52 
1809  I'm a poor little orphan, ah! pity me, pray (fl)  Nightingale, 1809  93-94 
1809  I'm a poor little orphan, ah pity me, pray (fl)  New Joke, 1809  160 
1815  I'm a poor little orphan, ah! pity me, pray (fl)  Songster's Companion, 1815  162-163 
1816  I'm a poor little orphan, ah! pity me, pray (fl)  Nightingale, 1816  86-87 
1816  I'm a poor little orphan, ah! pity me pray (fl)  Town and Country, 1816  54-55 
1816  [I'm a poor little orphan, ah! pity me prey [sic]] (fl)  Modern Songster, 1816  163   
1808  I'm a soldier, as all of you know (fl)  National Songster, 1808  124-125 
1812  I'm a soldier, as all of you know (fl)  Eagle and Harp, 1812  98-99 
1815  I'm a tight Irish boy, from the town of Tralee (fl)  Sailor's Rights, 1815  20-22  10 
1817  I'm a tough, true-hearted sailor (fl)  Songster's New PC, 1817  59-60 
1793  I'm a vot'ry of Bacchus, his godship adore (fl)  Syren, 1793  86 
1805  I'm a vot'ry of Bacchus, his godship adore (fl)  Baltimore Miscellany, 1805  154-157 
1807  I'm an Irishman Born (t)  Virginia Nightingale, 1807  148-149 
1812  I'm an Irishman Born (t)  Harp of Erin, 1812  159-160 
1812  I'm an Irishman born, and as pretty (fl)  Columbian Songster, 1812  15   
1807  I'm an Irishman born, and as pretty a youth (fl)  Virginia Nightingale, 1807  148-149 
1812  I'm an Irishman born, and as pretty a youth (fl)  Harp of Erin, 1812  159-160 
1814  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Mocking-Bird-2, 1814  14 
1814  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Nightingale, 1814  14 
1814  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814  14 
1814  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814  14 
1814  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  American Muse, 1814  14 
1815  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Mocking Bird, 1815  14 
1815  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Sailor's Rights, 1815  46-47 
1815  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Columbian Harmonist, 1815  14 
1817  I'm call'd honest Ben, but for what I don't know (fl)  Cabin Boy, 1817  20-21 
1801  I'm cloath'd in rags, &c. (bt)  American Mock-Bird, 1801  32 
1805  I'm cloath'd in rags, &c. (bt)  Modern Songster, 1805  36-37 
1805  I'm cloath'd in rags, &c. (bt)  Town & Country, 1805  36-37 
1807  I'm cloath'd in rags, &c. (bt)  American Songster, 1807  8-9 
1798  I'm cloathed, &c. (r)  Columbian, 1798  38-39 
1811  I'm counted a frolicksome blade (fl)  Songsters Repository, 1811  83-84 
1793  I'm dashing Dick, the dustman (fl)  Syren, 1793  24--26 
1795  I'm dashing Dick, the dustman (fl)  Social Harmony, 1795  81-83 
1799  I'm dashing Dick the dustman (fl)  Dibdin Collection, 1799  137-138 
1815  I'm for Tom Teller's golden maxim (fl)  Songster's Olio, 1815  55-56 
1817  I'm for Tom Teller's golden maxim (fl)  Cabin Boy, 1817  17-18 
1798  I'm forbidden to name (r)  Humming Bird, 1798  177 
1816  I'm Gane a' Wrang, Jamie (t)  Forest Minstrel, 1816  99-101 
1810  I'm going, going, going, going (r)  Linnet, 1810  11 
1816  I'm going, going, going, Who bids for me (r)  Sky Lark, 1816  19-20 
1811  I'm going, going, just a going, Who bids for me (r)  Universal Fortune-Teller, 1811  55-56 
1798  I'm here or there a jolly dog (fl)  Humming Bird, 1798  9-10 
1798  I'm hither sent 'mong mortals to declare (fl)  Columbian, 1798  42-43 
1800  I'm hither sent 'mong mortals to declare (fl)  Festival, 1800  14-15 
1800  I'm in haste (at)  Nightingale, 1800  8-9 
1793  I'm in haste (bt)  Apollo-2, 1793  70 
1793  I'm in haste (bt)  Apollo-1, 1793  70 
1795  I'm in haste (bt)  Social Harmony, 1795  18-19 
1797  I'm in haste (bt)  Sky Lark, 1797  149-150 
1798  I'm in haste (bt)  Jovial-2, 1798  36-37 
1800  I'm in haste (bt)  Amorous, 1800  81-82 
1800  I'm in haste (bt)  Nightingale, 1800  8-9 
1802  I'm in haste (bt)  Fair Warbler, 1802  211 
1807  I'm in haste (bt)  American Songster, 1807  41 
1810  I'm in haste (bt)  New Musical-1, 1810  82 
1810  I'm in haste (bt)  New Musical-2, 1810  82 
1814  I'm in haste (bt)  Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814  179 
1814  I'm in haste (bt)  Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814  179 
1814  I'm in haste (bt)  American Muse, 1814  179 
1815  I'm in haste (bt)  Mocking Bird, 1815  147-148 
1815  I'm in haste (bt)  Columbian Harmonist, 1815  147-148 
1819  I'm in haste (bt)  Harp, 1819  33-34 
1799  I'm in haste (r)  Columbian, 1799  VI:10-VI:11 
1793  I'm in haste (t)  Syren, 1793  44-45 
1795  I'm in Haste (t)  Social Harmony, 1795  18-19 
1798  I'm in Haste (t)  Jovial-2, 1798  36-37 
1800  I'm in Haste (t)  Amorous, 1800  81-82 
1802  I'm in Haste (t)  New-York Remembrancer, 1802  165-166 
1806  I'm in Haste (t)  Nightingale, 1806  35 
1807  I'm in Haste (t)  American Songster, 1807  41 
1810  I'm in Haste (t)  New Musical-1, 1810  82 
1810  I'm in Haste (t)  New Musical-2, 1810  82 
1814  I'm in Haste (t)  Sky Lark, 1814  50-51 
1794  I'm in love with twenty (fl)  Jovial Songster, 1794  23   
1798  I'm in love with twenty (fl)  Jovial-2, 1798  23-24 
1799  I'm in love with twenty (fl)  Baltimore, 1799  24-25 
1798  I'm in Love with Twenty (t)  Jovial-2, 1798  23-24 
1814  I'm Jlloy Dick, the lamplighter [sic] (fl)  Comic Songs, 1814  91-92 
1788  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Enchanting, 1788  28-29 
1793  I'm jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  Apollo-2, 1793  71 
1793  I'm jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  Apollo-1, 1793  71 
1793  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Syren, 1793  40-41 
1794  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Jovial Songster, 1794  25   
1795  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Social Harmony, 1795  17-18 
1797  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Dibdin, 1797  57-58 
1798  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Jovial-2, 1798  25-26 
1799  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Dibdin Collection, 1799  97-98 
1799  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Baltimore, 1799  19 
1800  I'm jolly Dick the lamplighter (fl)  Patriotic, 1800  138-139 
1801  I'm Jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  American Mock-Bird, 1801  87-88 
1805  I'm Jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  Warbler, 1805  38 
1805  I'm jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  Warbler, 1805  63-64 
1805  I'm jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  Modern Songster, 1805  138-139 
1805  I'm Jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  Union Song, 1805  62-63 
1805  I'm jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  Mock-Bird, 1805  30-31 
1807  I'm jolly Dick, the lamplighter (fl)  American Songster, 1807  26-27 
1812  I'm Larry O'Lash'em, was born at Killarney (fl)  Harp of Erin, 1812  125-126 
1777  I'm like a skiff on the ocean toss'd (it)  Songs Comic, 1777  85-86 
1800  I'm like a skiff on the ocean toss'd (it)  Patriotic, 1800  197-198 
1800  I'm Little Bess the ballad singer (bt)  Syren, 1800  72   
1798  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hill (fl)  Vocal, 1798  94 
1801  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hill (fl)  Vocal Medley, 1801  94 
1815  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hill (fl)  American Songster, 1815  75 
1815  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hill (fl)  Songster's Companion, 1815  147-148 
1798  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hills (fl)  Columbian, 1798  55-56 
1799  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hills (fl)  Social Companion, 1799  34-35 
1800  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hills (fl)  Nightingale, 1800  59-60 
1800  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hills (fl)  Jovial, 1800  19-21 
1811  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hills (fl)  Girl I Left Behind, 1811  2-3 
1817  I'm lonesome since I cross'd the hills (fl)  New American, 1817  45-46 
1803  I'm lonesome since left the hill (fl)  Carolina Harmonist, 1803  182-183 
1818  I'm Marian Ramsay, from Scotland I come (fl)  Songster's Magazine-2, 1818  36 
1820  I'm Marian Ramsay, from Scotland I come (fl)  Songster's Magazine Vol. I, 1820  36 
1777  I'm married and happy, with wonder hear this (it)  Songs Comic, 1777  181-182 
1798  I'm nick-nam'd Quack by every prig (fl)  Columbian, 1798  52-53 
1804  I'm nick-nam'd Quack by every prig (fl)  Mirth and Song, 1804  199-201 
1811  I'm not Ready (t)  New-York Songster, 1811  84 
1815  I'm often ask'd by plodding souls (fl)  Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815  58-61 
1798  I'm old enough to be married I wis [sic] (fl)  Columbian, 1798  100 
1799  I'm old Owen Murdock, indeed (fl)  Columbian, 1799  VI:6-VI:9  18 
1810  I'm old Owen Murdock, indeed (fl)  Sky Lark, 1810  125-128  19 
1814  I'm Old Owen Murdock, indeed (fl)  Sky Lark, 1814  97-102  22 
1803  I'm once more return'd to my own native shore (fl)  Carolina Harmonist, 1803  92 
1810  I'm Owen Murdock, indeed (fl)  Linnet, 1810  17-20  19 
1811  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Songsters Repository, 1811  133   
1814  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Mocking-Bird-2, 1814  29   
1814  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Nightingale, 1814  29   
1814  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Columbian Harmonist-2, 1814  29   
1814  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Columbian Harmonist-1, 1814  29   
1814  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  American Muse, 1814  29   
1815  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Mocking Bird, 1815  29   
1815  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Songster's Olio, 1815  104   
1815  I'm parish clerk, and sexton here (fl)  Theatrical Songster, 1815  102-103   
1815  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Columbian Harmonist, 1815  29   
1815  I'm parish clerk and sexton here (fl)  Boston Musical Misc-2, 1815  88-93 
1805  I'm parish-clerk, and sexton here (fl)  Choice Collection, 1805  37-38   
1810  I'm parish-clerk, and sexton here (fl)  Comic Songster, 1810  55-56   
1817  I'm parish-clerk, and sexton here (fl)  Diamond Scottish Irish Humourous, 1817  59-60 
1799  I'm plagu'd with my friends and my neighbors to boot (fl)  Columbian, 1799  II:31-II:32 
1806  I'm plagu'd with my friends, and my neighbors to boot (fl)  Jovial Songster, No. II, 1806  22-23 
1797  I'm plagu'd with my friends and my neighbours to boot (fl)  Sky Lark, 1797  141-142 
1804  I'm plagu'd with my friends, and my neighbours to boot (fl)  Mirth and Song, 1804  170-171 
1798  I'm poor and forlorn, and I'm not yet fifteen (r)  Columbian, 1798  95-96 
1813  I'm quite the thing (r)  American Songster, 1813  27-28 
1813  I'm quite the thing (r)  Town and Country, 1813  63-64 
1807  I'm Really in Earnest, Good Bye (t)  Virginia Nightingale, 1807  168-169 
1805  I'm so happy, As happy am I (fl)  Choice Collection, 1805  25-26 
1802  I'm sorry, dear brethren, I'm forc'd to comply (fl)  Medley, 1802  150 
1809  I'm sorry, dear brethren, I'm forc'd to comply (fl)  American Medley, 1809  150 
1818  I'm sure it's winter fairly (r)  Scottish Minstrel, 1818  275 
1798  I'm sure the dear youth that I love (r)  Humming Bird, 1798  45 
1797  I'm sure the dear youth that I love will be there (r)  Sky Lark, 1797  30 
1790  I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I shall die (fl)  Vocal Remembrancer, 1790  124-125 
1813  I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I shall die (fl)  American Songster, 1813  18 
1813  I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I shall die (fl)  Town and Country, 1813  54 
1815  I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I shall die (fl)  Nightingale, 1815  102   
1816  [I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I shall die] (fl)  Modern Songster, 1816  111   
1816  I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I shall die (fl)  Town and Country, 1816 
1797  I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I will die (fl)  Syren-2, 1797  I:15 
1797  I'm told by the wise ones, a maid I will die (fl)  Syren-1, 1797  I:15 
1800  I'm turn'd of twenty, and a maid (fl)  American Ladies PB, 1800  128 
1799  I'm up to all your tricks, my dear (fl)  Dibdin Collection, 1799  239 
1801  I'm up to all your tricks, my dear (fl)  Vocal Medley, 1801  156 
1812  I'm wearing awa, Jean (fl)  Minstrel, 1812  122-123 
1817  I'm wearing awa', Jean (fl)  Diamond Scottish Irish Lively, 1817  41 
1817  I'm wearing awa', Jean (fl)  Diamond Scottish Irish Sentimental, 1817  111-112 
1798  I'm Weary of Grandeur (t)  Humming Bird, 1798  172-173 
1788  Imaginary Kiss, The (t)  Enchanting, 1788  38 
1797  Imaginary Kiss, The (t)  Syren-2, 1797  I:7 
1797  Imaginary Kiss, The (t)  Syren-1, 1797  I:7 
1798  Imaginary Kiss, The (t)  Humming Bird, 1798  83-84 
1813  Imen est un bien charmont, L' (it)  Recueil de Cantiques, 1813  114-116 
1809  Imitation d'Anacharsis (at)  Chansonnier, 1809  28 
1799  Imitation of Anacreon (tw)  Dibdin Collection, 1799  204 
1799  Imitation of Anacreon (tw)  American, 1799  149-150 
1800  Imitation of Anacreon (tw)  American, 1800  149-150 
1799  Imitation of Anacreon. Song in (t)  Dibdin Collection, 1799  204 
1799  Imitation of Anacreon. Song in (t)  American, 1799  149-150 
1800  Imitation of Anacreon. Song in (t)  American, 1800  149-150 
1814  Imitation of Campbell's Hohenlinden, In (at)  Naval Songster-1, 1814  56-58  14 
1807  Immanuel (it)  Free-Masons Vocal, 1807  68-69 
1800  Immortal, &c. (bt)  Federal, 1800  76-78 
1800  Immortal Adams now is born (r)  Federal, 1800  76-78 
1800  Immortal patr'ot, hero, sage! (fl)  Accepted, 1800  79 
1800  Immortal Washington (t)  Washington Remembrancer, 1800  94-95 
1801  Immortal Washington (t)  Temple of Harmony, 1801  39-40 
1802  Immortal Washington (t)  Fair Warbler, 1802  10-11 
1802  Immortal Washington (t)  New-York Remembrancer, 1802  97-98 
1812  Immortal Washington (t)  Columbian Songster, 1812  63-64 
1812  Immortal Washington (t)  Harp of Erin, 1812  207-208 
1812  Immortal Washington (t)  Woodman's Hut, 1812 
1816  Immortal Washington (t)  Patriotic Songster, 1816  77 
1818  Immortal Washington (t)  Columbian Songster, 1818  55-56 
1808  Immortals one day, on ambrosia had din'd, The (fl)  National Songster, 1808  18-19 
1800  Immur'd too long, Florella sighs (fl)  Federal, 1800  41-42 
1799  Impart, &c. (bt)  Columbian, 1799  VII:19-VII:20 
1807  Impart, O Jehovah! &c. (bt)  Free-Masons Vocal, 1807  27 
1799  Impart, O Jehovah, the rays of thy love (r)  Columbian, 1799  VII:19-VII:20 
1807  Impart, O Jehovah! the rays of thy love (r)  Free-Masons Vocal, 1807  27 
1813  Importu (at)  Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813  26-27 
1813  Impressed American, The (t)  National Song-Book, 1813  174 
1817  Impressed Seaman, The (t)  Songs of Love, 1817  68-70 
1813  Impressment of Seamen (t)  American Patriotic-1, 1813  32-34  13 
1813  Impressment of Seamen (t)  American Patriotic-2, 1813  32-34  13 
1816  Impressment of Seamen (t)  American Patriotic, 1816  27-28   
1814  Impromptu (at)  Naval Songster-1, 1814  66 
1814  Impromptu (at)  Naval Songster-1, 1814  67 
1813  Impromptu on the Capture of the Guerrier (t)  American Glory, 1813  51 
1813  Impromptues (t)  Columbian Naval Songster-2, 1813  92 
1819  Impromtpu, On Taking Leave of Some Friends going to America (t)  Horae Poeticae, 1819  148 
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