| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1772.05.11 | Susquehannah | CITATION | Advice for Choosing a Wife [t] [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future | 1772.06.19 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Advice for Choosing a Wife [t] [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future | 1781.12.29 | Boston | CITATION | Advice for Choosing a Wife [t] [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future | 1782.01.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Advice for Choosing a Wife [t] [beg] My friend, the pleasure of your future | 1774.08.04 | New York | CITATION | Advice from a Young Lady to her Father [t] [beg] What a hubbub is here, my | 1765.10.31 | Boston | CITATION | Advice from the Country [t] [beg] Amid this loud clamour | 1747.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Advice in Courtship [t], song for sale by Rogers and Fowle | 1747.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Advice in Courtship [t], song for sale by Rogers and Fowle | 1747.12.10 | Boston | CITATION | Advice in Courtship [t], song for sale by Rogers and Fowle | 1732.04.22 | Charleston | CITATION | Advice of Mr Gay [t] [beg] Seek you to train your fav'rite boy? | 1771.01.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Advice, or Moral Maxims [t] [beg] To God give glory, as he does command | 1747.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Advice, The [t], song for sale by Rogers and Fowle | 1747.12.03 | Boston | CITATION | Advice, The [t], song for sale by Rogers and Fowle | 1747.12.10 | Boston | CITATION | Advice, The [t], song for sale by Rogers and Fowle | 1735.07.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Advice, The [t] [beg] Would you, as sure you would, with utmost care | 1770.02.02 | New London | CITATION | Advice to a Coquette [t] [beg] If Mira has promis'd her hand or heart | 1734.09.30 | New York | CITATION | Advice to a Lady [t] [beg] Council of a friend Belinda hear | 1770.08.09 | New York | CITATION | Advice to a Lady [t] [beg] Do you, my fair, endeavour to possess | 1770.10.12 | New London | CITATION | Advice to a Lady [t] [beg] Do you, my fair, endeavour to possess | 1770.10.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Advice to a Lady [t] [beg] Do you my fair, endeavour to possess | 1782.04.15 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to a Lady [t] [beg] Fairest piece of well-form'd clay | 1776.11.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Advice to a Lady Lately Married [t] [beg] Dear Peggy, since the single state | 1771.08.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Advice to a Lady [t] [beg] Tis true, I blame your lover's choice | 1747.07.09 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to a Painter [t] [beg] If, painter, the glory of France you would | 1767.01.30 | New London | CITATION | Advice to a Young Gentleman lately Married [t] [beg] All joy to you and your | 1753.05.14 | London | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady... [t] [beg] Dear, Peggy, since the single state | 1775.02.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady... [t] [beg] Dear Peggy since the single state | 1752.11.06 | London | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady... [t] [beg] Here, Peggy, since the single state | 1773.09.13 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady... [t] [beg] O! may you walk, as years advance | 1752.10.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady Lately Married [t] [beg] Dear Peggy, since the single | 1753.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady Lately Married [t] [beg] Hear, Peggy, since the | 1759.02.16 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady, Lately Married [t] [beg] Hear, Peggy, since the | 1767.01.02 | New London | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady Lately Married [t] [beg] Hear, Peggy, since the | 1773.04.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Advice to a Young Lady on Seeing Her Dance [t] [beg] Oh! may you walk, as ye | 1739.01.22 | New York | CITATION | Advice to Amanda [t] [beg] Fair, sweet, young, receive this friendly strain | 1762.03.25 | London | CITATION | Advice to an Actor [t] [beg] Dear Charles, as I find | 1771.12.20 | New London | CITATION | Advice to Batchelors [t] [beg] Would'st thou a lasting joy, when wedded find | 1780.01.08 | New York | CITATION | Advice to Both Parties... [t] [beg] Dumb now be faction, party cease to roar | 1772.06.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Advice to Country Ladies... [t] [beg] Fraught with each fashion in its | 1780.07.14 | New York | CITATION | Advice to Married Men [t] [beg] To make the wife kind, and to keep the house | 1782.02.14 | Savannah | CITATION | Advice to Married Men [t] [beg] To make the wife kind, and to keep the house | 1742.04.19 | New York | CITATION | Advice to Mr -- [t] [beg] Damon, no more implore the fair | 1775.03.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Advice to Poets Guilty of Plagiarism [t] [beg] If you wou'd aspire | 1749.01.09 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to Polly [t] [beg] Since Polly, you ev'ry charm possess | 1773.11.26 | New Haven | CITATION | Advice to Priests, An [t] [beg] In preaching well, if you expect the fame | 1771.02.18 | London | CITATION | Advice to Profane Swearers [t] [beg] Like all the num'rous sins | 1771.03.28 | New York | CITATION | Advice to the Fair Sex [t] [beg] Alas! ye fair, why from cosmetic art | 1771.04.19 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to the Fair Sex [t] [beg] Alas! ye fair, why from cosmetic art | 1771.05.03 | New London | CITATION | Advice to the Fair Sex [t] [beg] Alas! ye fair, why from cosmetic art | 1753.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to the Fair Sex [t] [beg] Happy the maid, whose body pure and chaste | 1769.11.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Advice to the Fair [t] [beg] To reason, ye fair ones, assert your pretence | 1770.02.07 | Savannah | CITATION | Advice to the Fair [t] [beg] To reason, ye fair ones, assert your pretence | 1770.02.12 | Newport | CITATION | Advice to the Fair [t] [beg] To reason ye fair ones, assert your pretence | 1766.11.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Advice to the Geniuses of the East... [t] [beg] Forbear ye wits your | 1771.05.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Counsels of a friend, Belinda, hear, The | 1771.11.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1771.12.16 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1771.12.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1772.03.10 | Charleston | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Tis not the ruby lip and sparkling eye | 1738.12.25 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Tis not the ruby lips and sparkling eye | 1767.11.19 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live | 1767.11.27 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to the Ladies [t] [beg] Young ladies in town, and those that live | 1773.11.04 | Norwich | CITATION | Advice to the Modern Bigot [t] [beg] Call no man father by implicit faith | 1771.08.13 | Charleston | CITATION | Advice to the Premier's Brother... [t] [beg] Wou'd you rise in the Church? | 1774.11.24 | London | CITATION | Advice to the Scepticks [t] [beg] And be it so. Let those deplore their doom | 1773.05.20 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to the Tory Inhabitants... [t] [beg] With minds eclips'd and eke | 1750.01.01 | Boston | CITATION | Advice to Tiplers [t] [beg] Repenting fools have oft' confest | 1749.12.11 | New York | CITATION | Advice to Tipplers [t] [beg] Repenting fools have oft' confest | 1750.01.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Advice to Tipplers [t] [beg] Repenting Fools have oft confest | 1767.03.05 | New York | CITATION | Advice to Young Physicians [t] [beg] To you, ye sons of Esculapian race! | 1768.02.08 | Hartford | CITATION | Advice to Youth [t] [beg] While urg'd by warm & youthful blood | 1767.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Advice to Youth [t] [beg] While urg'd by warm and youthful blood |