The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1773.09.09  Annapolis  CITATION But all the flatt'ring hopes of youthful bloom [fl] 
1744.04.02  Boston  CITATION But as a dog that turns the spit [fl] 
1769.08.03  New York  CITATION But fickle Fortune is not always kind [fl] 
1761.09.10  London  CITATION But for one end, one much neglected use [fl] 
1761.09.10  Philadelphia  CITATION But for one end, one much neglected use [fl] 
1735.03.04  London  CITATION But happy they! the happiest of their kind [fl] 
1782.07.05  New York  CITATION But hark! the charge [fl] 
1776.04.05  London  CITATION But hark the chiming clocks to dinner call [fl] 
1773.03.18  Williamsburg  CITATION But honest ardour (conscious as I am [fl] 
1733.08.11  London  CITATION But Hudibras gave him a twitch [fl] 
1723.04.01  Boston  CITATION But human Frailty nicely to unfold [fl] 
1769.10.10  Boston  CITATION But if his heirs my law forsake [fl] 
1769.10.19  Philadelphia  CITATION But if his heirs my law forsake [fl] 
1775.02.21  Gloucester  CITATION But (if I fail not in my augury [fl] 
1767.10.19  Philadelphia  CITATION But if in searching round the world we find [fl] 
1782.11.07  Boston  CITATION But if there is an hereafter [fl] 
1782.11.14  Boston  CITATION But if there is an Hereafter [fl] 
1783.01.03  New London  CITATION But if there is an hereafter [fl] 
1766.05.24  New Haven  CITATION But in such lays as neither ebb nor flow [fl] 
1740.05.24  Charleston  CITATION But lest you think me deaf or rude [fl] 
1767.02.23  New York  CITATION But O! my muse my throbbing heart does flame [fl] 
1774.10.06  New York  CITATION But of this be sure [fl] 
1772.10.01  New York  CITATION But Oh My Countrymen! [t] [beg] With native freedom, as with courage blest 
1772.07.31  Kittery  CITATION But oh! the fix'd, the firm decree [fl] 
1774.05.19  Norfolk  CITATION But should corruption, with despotic rage [fl] 
1774.06.09  Norfolk  CITATION But should corruption, with despotick rage [fl] 
1756.09.03  Williamsburg  CITATION But soldier differ; some will shed their blood [fl] 
1756.11.04  Virginia  CITATION But soldier differ; some will shed their blood [fl] 
1756.11.25  Virginia  CITATION But soldiers differ; some will shed their blood [fl] 
1756.12.04  Virginia  CITATION But soldiers differ' some will shed their blood [fl] 
1723.03.04  Boston  CITATION But still the more you strive t' appear [fl] 
1754.02.19  Boston  CITATION But tell me whence this wond'rous flame began [fl] 
1751.08.29  London  CITATION But the divine perfections of the soul [fl] 
1770.03.22  New York  CITATION But thou, oh Patriot brave, give ear [fl] 
1776.03.11  Boston  CITATION But through bare merit might in Rome appear [fl] 
1765.10.31  Portsmouth  CITATION But what avail her unexhausted stores [fl] 
1740.04.03  London  CITATION But what avails their unexhausted stores [fl] 
1768.02.04  New York  CITATION But what could single valour do [fl] 
1768.02.22  New York  CITATION But what could single valour do [fl] 
1769.02.24  Portsmouth  CITATION But what's beyond death? Who shall draw that veil? [fl] 
1735.01.27  Boston  CITATION But when alas! Men come to die [fl] 
1780.01.25  Philadelphia  CITATION But why must those be though to 'scape [fl] 
1762.08.30  Boston  CITATION But why shou'd we on single features dwell [fl] 
1762.09.16  New York  CITATION But why shou'd we on single features dwell [fl] 
1762.09.20  Boston  CITATION But why shou'd we on single features dwell [fl] 
1762.09.27  Boston  CITATION But why shou'd we on single features dwell [fl] 
1762.09.30  New York  CITATION But why shou'd we on single features dwell [fl] 
1762.10.04  Boston  CITATION But why shou'd we on single features dwell [fl] 
1762.10.08  New York  CITATION But why shou'd we on single features dwell [fl] 
1753.07.05  New York  CITATION But write him down a slave, who humbly proud [fl] 
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