| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1766.07.21 | London | CITATION | From a bear and a bagpipe, a churl and a cat [fl] | 1767.01.03 | Providence | CITATION | From a bear and a bagpipe, a churl and a cat [fl] | 1781.09.26 | Chatham | CITATION | From a poet that's proud of his wit and his parts [fl] | 1741.02.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From a small acorn see the oak arise [fl] | 1741.01.26 | New York | CITATION | From a small acron see the oak arise [fl] | 1736.03.08 | Boston | CITATION | From a wife of small fortune but yet very proud [fl] | 1761.07.10 | Portsmouth | CITATION | From Adam downward to this evening knell [fl] | 1770.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From all the noise and vanity [fl] | 1782.02.02 | New York | CITATION | From Arb--h--t, my friends, pray tell me the news [fl] | 1776.01.11 | London | CITATION | From Boston comes the frighted cow [fl] | 1776.01.12 | London | CITATION | From Boston comes the frighted cow [fl] | 1776.01.19 | London | CITATION | From Boston comes the frighted cow [fl] | 1776.01.19 | London | CITATION | From Boston comes the frighted cow [fl] | 1776.02.10 | London | CITATION | From Boston comes the frighted cow [fl] | 1783.11.25 | London | CITATION | From branch to branch the feather'd pair [fl] | 1782.06.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over [fl] | 1782.06.12 | Chatham | CITATION | From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over [fl] | 1782.06.29 | Boston | CITATION | From Britain's fam'd island once more I come over [fl] | 1740.11.13 | Charleston | CITATION | From Cadiz to Mahon see Haddock goes [fl] | 1772.11.12 | Charleston | CITATION | From Charles-Town to Beaufort, our wise men were travell'd [fl] | 1781.10.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow [fl] | 1781.10.25 | Fishkill | CITATION | From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow [fl] | 1781.11.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow [fl] | 1781.11.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow [fl] | 1781.11.08 | Worcester | CITATION | From clouds of smoke, and flames that round me glow [fl] | 1781.11.03 | Newport | CITATION | From clouds of smoke, and flames that round the glow [fl] | 1732.02.19 | Charleston | CITATION | From courts remote, and Europe's pompous scenes [fl] | 1775.01.20 | Salem | CITATION | From dark abodes to fair ethereal light [fl] | 1773.08.24 | Hartford | CITATION | From darksome gloom, and scenes deep plung'd in woe [fl] | 1751.03.07 | York | CITATION | From dear Chloe, I stole two kisses in play [fl] | 1736.11.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From Delawarian banks, the muses seat [fl] | 1734.06.24 | New York | CITATION | From distant climes, and desart woods, where no [fl] | 1749.06.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From earth remov'd, in ev'ry virtue warm [fl] | 1770.09.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From earth remov'd, in ev'ry virtue warm [fl] | 1747.08.03 | New York | CITATION | From envious tales, and idle life refrain [fl] | 1776.02.01 | New York | CITATION | From ev'ry maker of a rebus [fl] | 1778.05.30 | France | CITATION | From fair America's insulted coast [fl] | 1734.06.15 | Charleston | CITATION | From fair Cypria's fane [?] I'm forced away [fl] | 1765.05.02 | New York | CITATION | From fields of aether, where ambrosial wreaths [fl] | 1774.12.15 | New York | CITATION | From flatt'ring hopes, by cheerful fancy rais'd [fl] | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | From flow'r to flow'r as bees industrious rove [fl] | 1765.04.20 | Charleston | CITATION | From forty-five to sixty-three [fl] | 1743.01.31 | Boston | CITATION | From Georgia t' Augustine the general goes [fl] | 1743.06.02 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From hearts devout the tear sincerely falls [fl] | 1783.04.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From heaven descends sweet smiling peace [fl] | 1783.05.03 | Boston | CITATION | From Heaven descends sweet smiling peace [fl] | 1783.05.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From Heaven descends sweet smiling Peace [fl] | 1783.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From heaven descends sweet smiling peace [fl] | 1782.06.08 | at sea | CITATION | From heav'n behold a charming ray [fl] | 1778.10.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From Lewis, Monsieur Gerard came [fl] | 1763.09.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | From life's superfluous cares enlarg'd [fl] | 1775.01.05 | Norwich | CITATION | From list'ners, spies, th' informer, and the knave [fl] | 1782.07.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | From London, your honour, to Stratford I'm come [fl] | 1735.06.05 | Chester Cty | CITATION | From luxury and care, from dear quadril [fl] | 1771.12.17 | London | CITATION | From Mansfield and his interrogatories [fl] | 1772.01.23 | London | CITATION | From Mansfield and his interrogatories [fl] | 1768.02.15 | Boston | CITATION | From mobs discharg'd, each round of villany walkt [fl] | 1769.08.03 | Annapolis | CITATION | From mossy bow'rs, and rushy fringed cells [fl] | 1755.05.19 | London | CITATION | From my Lodgings in Spring-Gardens [t] [beg] How shall our pious senate's | 1771.12.31 | Hartford | CITATION | From nameless outlets--endless naval hosts [fl] | 1775.08.31 | New York | CITATION | From native skies, when Angels fell [fl] | 1782.06.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art [fl] | 1782.06.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art [fl] | 1782.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art [fl] | 1782.06.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art [fl] | 1782.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From nature, simple, unadorn'd with art [fl] | 1772.11.06 | New London | CITATION | From noble birth our virtuous hero came [fl] | 1772.12.18 | Portsmouth | CITATION | From noble birth our virtuous hero came [fl] | 1781.04.04 | Chatham | CITATION | From noise of camps once more I come [fl] | 1775.03.01 | Newburyport | CITATION | From North, tho' storm winds may blow [fl] | 1775.02.02 | New York | CITATION | From North, tho' stormy winds may blow [fl] | 1775.02.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From North, tho' stormy winds may blow [fl] | 1775.02.23 | Williamsburg | CITATION | From North, tho' stormy winds may blow [fl] | 1776.06.08 | Portsmouth | CITATION | From North, tho' stormy winds may blow [fl] | 1776.06.28 | New London | CITATION | From North, tho' stormy winds may blow [fl] | 1776.07.11 | New York | CITATION | From North, tho' stormy winds may blow [fl] | 1775.04.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From orchards of ample extent [fl] | 1775.04.20 | Norwich | CITATION | From orchards of ample extent [fl] | 1778.06.03 | London | CITATION | From parliaments venal, who barter our laws [fl] | 1743.08.22 | Boston | CITATION | From peaceful solitude, and calm retreat [fl] | 1761.04.17 | London | CITATION | From Peer or Bishop 'tis no easy thing [fl] | 1761.02.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | From pole to pole [fl] | 1760.02.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | From pole to pole, while echoing fame rebounds [fl] | 1768.07.22 | New London | CITATION | From Sally to Peggy [t] [beg] Let zealous patriots plead their country's | 1772.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From scenes of death, and deep distress [fl] | 1772.08.11 | London | CITATION | From scenes of death and deep distress [fl] | 1771.11.28 | New York | CITATION | From scenes of riot, and unmeaning noise [fl] | 1772.02.27 | Williamsburg | CITATION | From scenes of riot, and unmeaning noise [fl] | 1761.04.03 | Germany | CITATION | From Scotland's Marshals sprung, a noble line! [fl] | 1775.04.20 | Scotland | CITATION | From Scottish mountains hid in snow [fl] | 1779.06.21 | Boston | CITATION | From sea to sea we scan the endless main [fl] | 1779.05.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From sea to sea we sean the endless main [fl] | 1773.04.26 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From southern climes the genial spring returns [fl] | 1776.04.16 | Baltimore | CITATION | From southern climes the genial spring returns [fl] | 1768.07.09 | Providence | CITATION | From stormy winter's cold domain [fl] | 1781.12.26 | Chatham | CITATION | From the Atlantic shore [fl] | 1782.11.05 | Baltimore | CITATION | From the bleak regions of the North [fl] | 1782.11.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From the bleak regions of the north [fl] | 1769.01.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | From the east [fl] | 1771.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | From the East Breaks the Morn [t], in concert program | 1771.05.16 | Boston | CITATION | From the East Breaks the Morn [t], sung in program of benefit concert | 1766.10.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | From the East [t] [beg] Hail dulness! hail! thou cloud-compelling power | 1767.01.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | From the East [t] [beg] One of the nine, no matter who | 1733.04.09 | London | CITATION | From the Lions Den in the Tower... [t] [beg] We King of Beasts from lonely | 1772.07.23 | Charleston | CITATION | From the Mountains [t] [beg] Luxuriant nature here her verdure shoots | 1772.07.13 | London | CITATION | From the North Briton [t] [beg] Ye ministers! Who every hour | 1769.05.05 | New London | CITATION | From the North Briton [t] [beg] Ye ministers! who every hour | 1770.12.24 | Boston | CITATION | From the Prisoners Confined for Debt [t] [beg] Good Christians that do | 1760.06.23 | New York | CITATION | From the Ranger [t] [beg] I in my rounds the other day | 1782.04.10 | Chatham | CITATION | From the regions of night, with a head in a sack [fl] | 1782.04.27 | Newport | CITATION | From the regions of night, with his hand in a sack [fl] | 1782.03.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From the regions of night, with his head in a sack [fl] | 1782.05.06 | Boston | CITATION | From the regions of night with his head in a sack [fl] | 1782.05.09 | Worcester | CITATION | From the regions of night, with his head in a sack [fl] | 1769.11.30 | Stratford/Avon | CITATION | From the rude banks of Golo's rapid flood [fl] | 1769.12.25 | Stratford | CITATION | From the rude banks of Golo's rapid flood [fl] | 1769.12.30 | Stratford | CITATION | From the rude banks of Golo's rapid flood [fl] | 1770.01.01 | Stratford/Avon | CITATION | From the rude banks of Golo's rapid stand [fl] | 1776.10.09 | Elk Ridge | CITATION | From the True Whig [t] [beg] I honor, and for ev'r will fight | 1767.01.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | From these attempts, to all around, to give [fl] | 1774.06.30 | New York | CITATION | From thirst of rule what dire disasters flow [fl] | 1771.10.03 | London | CITATION | From this day's vengeance let the nations know [fl] | 1778.08.31 | Boston | CITATION | From this the muse rich consolation draws [fl] | 1746.08.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From Thomas Clemson ran away [fl] | 1746.08.14 | Philadelphia | CITATION | From Thomas Clemson ran away [fl] | 1780.04.26 | New York | CITATION | From those blest realms where joys eternal reign [fl] | 1764.01.07 | Providence | CITATION | From those blest regions where the sun displays [fl] | 1769.02.20 | London | CITATION | From those unbounded realms which mortals view [fl] | 1768.04.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | From town where nought but spleen, and spite [fl] | 1768.01.18 | Litchfield | CITATION | From trifle to trifle, this volatile age [fl] | 1768.02.19 | Hartford | CITATION | From trifle to trifle, this volatile age [fl] | 1746.02.03 | New York | CITATION | From unnat'ral rebellion, that dierful curse [fl] | 1746.02.06 | Boston | CITATION | From unnatural rebellion, that direful curse [fl] | 1769.04.13 | New York | CITATION | From virtue first began [fl] | 1768.04.14 | Fredericksburg | CITATION | From whence proceeds the short reciprocating breath [fl] | 1768.04.21 | Fredericksburg | CITATION | From whence proceeds the short reciprocating breath [fl] | 1760.12.25 | New York | CITATION | From yonder beauteous realms of light [fl] | 1763.12.24 | Providence | CITATION | From yonder beauteous realms of light [fl] | 1770.12.25 | Charleston | CITATION | From yonder beauteous realms of light [fl] | 1736.07.31 | Charleston | CITATION | From your own taste don't judge another's gou'st [fl] |