| DATE | LOCATION | CITATION | TEXT INDEX ENTRY | 1772.12.25 | New London | CITATION | Ode 1 [t] [beg] As Britannia set a wailing | 1767.12.07 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode 3 [t], translation [beg] When sable night, slow-wending | 1772.05.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode 9...Imitated [t] [beg] My friend's mistaken, should he think | 1782.04.08 | Boston | CITATION | Ode 10 [t], imitated [beg] Licenius, happy shall you be | 1772.06.04 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode 12...Horace [t] [beg] Man, whose conscience, white as snow, The | 1772.06.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode 13...Horace [t] [beg] You shun me, Chloe, like the fawn | 1726.04.30 | Boston | CITATION | Ode 16 [t] [beg] Thro' all mankind impatient ardours reign | 1744.06.25 | New York | CITATION | Ode 22 [t], of Horace, imitated [beg] Man in vertue's sacred paths sincere | 1768.09.10 | Providence | CITATION | Ode 38 [t] [beg] Persian feasts, my lad, I hate, The | 1773.08.23 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode, Acoustic, sung in Portsmouth, at Synagogue for visit of King | 1773.08.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode, Acoustic, sung in Portsmouth, at Synagogue for visit of King | 1773.08.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode, Acoustic, sung in Portsmouth, at Synagogue for visit of King | 1773.08.30 | New York | CITATION | Ode, Acoustic, sung in Portsmouth, at Synagogue for visit of King | 1773.09.02 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode, Acoustic, sung in Portsmouth, at Synagogue for visit of King | 1782.07.11 | London | CITATION | Ode Addressed to General Arnold [t] [beg] Welcome Arnold to our shore | 1782.05.29 | London | CITATION | Ode Addressed to General Arnold [t] [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.06.20 | London | CITATION | Ode Addressed to General Arnold [t] [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1782.10.17 | London | CITATION | Ode, Addressed to General Arnold [t] [beg] Welcome, one Arnold, to our shore | 1782.10.26 | London | CITATION | Ode Addressed to General Arnold [t] [beg] Welcome, one Arnold, to our-shore | 1783.07.05 | England | CITATION | Ode, Addressed to General Arnold [t] [beg] Welcome one Arnold to our shore | 1776.11.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode Addressed to the Freemen... [t] [beg] Hark! the Goddess of fame | 1776.12.10 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode Addressed to the Freemen of America... [t] [beg] Hark! the Goddess of | 1772.02.13 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Adieu ye fairy Spors of fancy's train | 1769.10.21 | Providence | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Advise your friend, grave man of art! | 1782.08.30 | Newport | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Again the auspicious day returns | 1745.02.14 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Again to Caesar's natal day | 1768.08.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Ah! what avails, with carking care | 1776.11.11 | Norwich | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Alas! with swift and silent pace | 1776.12.24 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Alas with swift and silent pace | 1769.06.12 | New York | CITATION | Ode, Alexander's Feast [t] (Dryden), to be performed by Byerly, Mr | 1769.06.12 | New York | CITATION | Ode, Alexander's Feast [t] (Dryden), to be performed by Byerly, Mr | 1772.01.24 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] And live I yet, by pow'r divine? | 1772.01.30 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] As Britannia set a wailing | 1773.02.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] As Britannia set a wailling | 1760.03.24 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] As Lewis sat in regal state | 1770.10.15 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] As when the rising sun dispels the shades | 1770.10.19 | New London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] As when the rising sun dispels the shades | 1761.01.26 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] As Wolfe all glorious lately stood | 1783.05.16 | New Jersey | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] At length War's sanguine scenes are | 1783.06.09 | Trenton | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.07.19 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o'er | 1783.07.04 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] At length war's sanguine scenes are o're | 1741.12.15 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Awake! awake, my slumb'ring muse | 1771.09.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Away ye little vulgar fools | 1771.10.04 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Away ye little vulgar fools | 1772.12.31 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Behold! the social band appears | 1775.05.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Beside Euphrates awful flood | 1767.12.24 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Blest is the man whose bosom glows | 1761.11.05 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1761.11.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1761.11.26 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1761.12.10 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Britannia, from her rocky seat | 1769.11.16 | Stratford | CITATION | Ode [t], by Arne, sung in Stratford for Shakespeare Jubilee | 1774.08.18 | London | CITATION | Ode, by Arne, written for charity performance, lost when coachman absconds | 1763.08.18 | London | CITATION | Ode [t], by Boyce, performed for King's birthday | 1763.08.22 | London | CITATION | Ode [t], by Boyce, performed for King's birthday | 1763.08.25 | London | CITATION | Ode [t], by Boyce, performed for King's birthday | 1750.03.19 | London | CITATION | Ode, by Cibber and Greene [beg] When glory with a painful eye | 1761.02.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t], by Fidelia, withheld from print because of offense in 3d stanza | 1780.05.18 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] By various means the tuneful choir | 1763.04.18 | Brookfield | CITATION | Ode [t], by Watts, child able to sing | 1763.04.18 | Brookfield | CITATION | Ode [t], by Watts, child able to sing | 1759.10.01 | Princeton | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Chearful, fearless, and at ease | 1759.10.19 | Princeton | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Chearful, fearless, and at ease | 1762.11.25 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed by the briny flood | 1783.12.18 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Come! to Columbia's God your voices raise | 1773.01.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Come, youthful muse, my breast inspire | 1775.09.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Companion of the heav'n-born mind | 1775.10.06 | Newbern | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Companion of the Heav'n-born mind | 1772.12.29 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode [t], composed for service of Freemasons on St John's Day | 1763.06.27 | London | CITATION | Ode, Cure of Saul [t], to be performed at Drury Lane Theatre as benefit | 1763.07.14 | London | CITATION | Ode, Cure of Saul [t], to be performed at Drury Lane Theatre as benefit | 1769.12.14 | Stratford | CITATION | Ode, Dedication, for Shakespeare Jubilee, directed by Dr Arne | 1769.12.30 | Stratford | CITATION | Ode, Dedication, for Shakespeare Jubilee, directed by Dr Arne | 1736.02.17 | Dublin | CITATION | Ode [t] (Dubourg), for King's birthday | 1751.04.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Exalted muse, in mystic lays | 1773.12.02 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Fair libery, celestial goddess, hail! | 1783.12.10 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [first line illegible] | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Ode for Christmas Day, An [t] [beg] For earthly monarchs, in their grandeur | 1771.12.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode for Christmas Day [t] [beg] Hail, thou bless'd spirit, come and sing | 1781.01.09 | Salem | CITATION | Ode for Christmas Morn, An [t] [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1783.12.25 | Norwich | CITATION | Ode for Christmas Morn, An [t] [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1774.12.24 | Providence | CITATION | Ode for Christmas Morn [t] [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1780.12.27 | Providence | CITATION | Ode for Christmas Morn [t] [beg] At this unwonted hour, behold | 1768.03.31 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode for Easter Day, An [t] [beg] Now is Christ ris'n;--now messiah reigns | 1782.07.27 | Jamaica | CITATION | Ode for her Majesty's Birthday, 1782 [t] [beg] Hark! hear Apollo strikes his | 1780.06.22 | New York | CITATION | Ode for Her Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Heard ye the welcome sound of joy? | 1774.09.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday... [t] [beg] Behold! what martial bands are | 1762.08.21 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birth-day... [t] [beg] Go Flora (said th' impatient | 1766.08.15 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday... [t] [beg] Hail to the man, so sings the | 1774.09.22 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birth-day... [t] [beg] Hark!--or does the muse's ear | 1737.02.11 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birth-Day, 1736 [t] [beg] Come lovely Virgin | 1752.05.15 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birth-Day, 1751 [t] [beg] To Caesar thus blith Albion | 1773.08.17 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1773 [t] [beg] Born for millions are the | 1774.08.24 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1774 [t] [beg] Hark! O does the muses ear | 1775.08.25 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1775 [t] [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er | 1775.08.26 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birth-day, 1775 [t] [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er | 1775.09.06 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1775 [t] [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er | 1779.09.02 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1779 [t] [beg] Let Gallia mourn! | 1781.08.01 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1781 [t] [beg] Still does the rage of war | 1781.08.14 | New York | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1781 [t] [beg] Still does the rage of war | 1781.08.16 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday, 1781 [t] [beg] Still does the rage of war | 1745.01.28 | London | CITATION | Ode for his Majesty's Birth-Day [t] [beg] Again to Caesar's natal day | 1783.08.15 | New York | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] At length the troubled waters rest | 1773.08.30 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Born for millions are the Kings | 1767.08.14 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Friend to the poor! for sure | 1772.08.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] From scenes of death, and deep | 1772.08.11 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] From scenes of death and deep | 1753.03.12 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Great Patriot Prince! of race | 1774.09.08 | Norfolk | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birth-day [t] [beg] Hark! (-- or does the Muse's ear | 1774.08.12 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Hark!--or does the muse's ear form | 1771.08.27 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Loveliest of months! bright June | 1769.08.23 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Patron of arts! at length by thee | 1768.09.23 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Prepare, prepare your songs of | 1761.08.20 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Twas at the nectar feast of Jove | 1761.09.05 | London | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Twas at the nectar feast of Jove | 1775.08.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Ye powers, who rule o'er states and | 1776.10.14 | New York | CITATION | Ode for His Majesty's Birthday [t] [beg] Ye western gales, whose genial | 1768.02.04 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode for New Year's Day, 1768 [t] [beg] See winter's stern ungovern'd train | 1769.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Ode for St Cecilia's Day, or Alexander's Feast [t], Douglass, Mr, to perform | 1769.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Ode for St Cecilia's Day [t], to be performed in Boston | 1769.08.14 | Boston | CITATION | Ode for St Cecilia's Day [t], to be performed in Boston | 1782.07.06 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode for St John's Day...1782 [t] [beg] Raise high the festive strain! | 1749.03.20 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode for St Patric's Day [t] [beg] Muse an Ode select prepares, The | 1736.02.24 | New York | CITATION | Ode for the 30th of January, An [t] [beg] Blest martyr, for whose fate | 1780.07.27 | London | CITATION | Ode for the Birthday of Her Majesty [t] [beg] Adorn'd by sun-beams from the | 1773.03.08 | South Carolina | CITATION | Ode for the Festival of St John... [t] [beg] Behold the social band appears | 1773.03.25 | South Carolina | CITATION | Ode for the Festival of St John... [t] [beg] Behold the social band appears | 1752.12.29 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode, for the First of January [t] [beg] This earth, the sun, and yonder star | 1736.02.17 | London | CITATION | Ode for the King's Birthday [t] [beg] Monarch of musick, verse, and day | 1736.03.01 | London | CITATION | Ode for the King's Birthday [t] [beg] Monarch of musick, verse, and day | 1778.01.01 | Worcester | CITATION | Ode, for the New-Year, 1778 [t] [beg] Again returns the circling year! | 1777.04.07 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Again imperial winter's sway | 1777.04.17 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Again imperial winter's sway | 1771.03.12 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Again returns the circling year | 1760.03.08 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Again the sun's revolving sphere | 1776.01.22 | Norwich | CITATION | Ode for the New-Year, An [t] [beg] Ah! yet shall we wish horror hear | 1776.01.03 | New York | CITATION | Ode for the New Year, An [t] [beg] Ah! yet shall we with horror hear | 1738.03.27 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New-Year, An [t] [beg] Monarch of verse, and muses, joyn | 1772.03.17 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] At length the fleeting year is o'er | 1770.03.09 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Forward, Janus, turn thine eyes | 1751.03.21 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Glory! where art thou, goddess, where? | 1737.04.01 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Grateful Britons! grace the day | 1737.05.19 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Grateful Britons! grace the day | 1768.03.11 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Let the voice of musick breath | 1783.01.09 | Worcester | CITATION | Ode for the New Year... [t] [beg] Let the voice of musick breathe | 1780.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Old Time flew panting by, in full career | 1780.03.11 | New York | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Old Time flew panting by, in full career | 1774.04.06 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Pass but a few short fleeting years | 1765.03.25 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Sacred to thee | 1765.04.11 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Sacred to thee | 1761.12.31 | New York | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] Thy grateful sons, O Queen of isles | 1767.03.25 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] When first the rude o'er peopl'd north | 1767.03.06 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] When first the rude, o'er-peopled North | 1778.04.11 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New-Year [t] [beg] When rival nations, great in arms | 1778.05.21 | London | CITATION | Ode for the New Year [t] [beg] When rival nations, great in arms | 1772.02.20 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode for Valentine's Day [t] [beg] Hail! Ever-honour'd happy morn | 1783.05.30 | New London | CITATION | Ode for Washington, An [t] [beg] Long has Columbia's crimson'd shore | 1776.08.24 | Buckingham | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Free states, attend the song | 1769.01.27 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Friendship, peculiar boon of heav'n | 1782.06.08 | at sea | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] From heav'n behold a charming ray | 1769.01.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] From the east | 1766.08.15 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode...From the East, An [t] [beg] Whence rise these sudden gleams | 1762.09.02 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Glorious renovation dawn o'er earth, The | 1782.01.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] God save the thirteen states | 1743.03.10 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Great E-- of B-- your reign is o'er | 1732.03.27 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Happy the Man! thrice happy he! | 1775.03.09 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Hark! or does the indignant ear | 1761.08.27 | Dublin | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Hibernia, late, in mournful mood | 1781.01.24 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] How hard the lot of human kind | 1781.02.15 | Worcester | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] How hard the lot of human kind- | 1763.02.21 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] How we tremble 'midst the snow | 1770.08.16 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] If heaven on me affliction send | 1770.09.28 | New London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] If heaven on me affliction send | 1780.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] I'm sure that, like Boteler, I am not afraid | 1746.01.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode in Honour of New-England, An [t] [beg] Shall brave New-England's glory | 1746.03.25 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode, in Honour of New-England, An [t] [beg] Shall brave New-England's glory | 1783.06.21 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Ode in Imitation of Alcaeus, An [t] [beg] What constitutes a state? | 1783.07.24 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Ode in Imitation of Alcaeus, An [t] [beg] What constitutes a state? | 1782.09.26 | Plainfield | CITATION | Ode, in Latin, sung by students at academy exhibition | 1771.05.09 | Boston | CITATION | Ode...in memory of Whitefield, set to music by one of his friends in Boston | 1774.10.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode, in Universal Almanack [t], for sale by Humphreys, James | 1774.10.12 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode, in Universal Almanack [t], for sale by Humphreys, James | 1774.10.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode, in Universal Almanack [t], for sale by Humphreys, James | 1773.10.14 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode Inscribed to Miss Storer, An [t] [beg] Genius of harmony! descend | 1770.01.31 | London | CITATION | Ode...John Wilkes [t] (Smart), to be performed at Devil Tavern, London | 1782.09.21 | Plainfield | CITATION | Ode, Latin, sung by students in exhibition | 1752.10.30 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Leaning o'er a steril mountain | 1780.03.31 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Let Gallia mourn! th'insulting foe | 1749.07.27 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Life, the dear precarious boon | 1773.01.07 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Life! the dear precious boon! | 1773.01.02 | Providence | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Lo! mantled in a show'ry cloud | 1771.09.16 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Long did the churlish east detain | 1767.11.14 | Providence | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Mild eve ascends her throne: The god of day | 1768.05.09 | Newport | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Monarch in my rustic bower, A | 1772.01.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Ne'er thou repine at fate's decree | 1749.01.03 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] No more the morn, with tepid rays | 1777.09.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] O spirit of the truly brave | 1774.09.08 | London | CITATION | Ode of Alcaeus, An [t] [beg] With civic wreath of English oak | 1770.11.12 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Oh! for a touch of nobler fire | 1771.02.07 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Oh, prime of life! Oh, taste of joy! | 1772.06.13 | Providence | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Oh, prime of life! Oh, taste of joy! | 1758.06.08 | Berlin | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Oh thou on whom the nations call | 1758.06.16 | Berlin | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Oh thou on whom the nations call | 1779.06.28 | Boston | CITATION | Ode, on 4th of July, to be performed at concert | 1779.07.01 | Boston | CITATION | Ode, on 4th of July, to be performed at concert | 1779.07.05 | Boston | CITATION | Ode, on 4th of July, to be performed at concert | 1779.07.08 | Boston | CITATION | Ode, on 4th of July, to be performed at concert delayed for renovations | 1773.04.01 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode on a Country Life [t] [beg] Remov'd from tumult, din, and strife | 1778.05.04 | Boston | CITATION | Ode on Affection [t] [beg] Oh! learn me how to bear | 1768.07.11 | London | CITATION | Ode on Brutus [t] [beg] Can we stand by and see | 1768.12.29 | Mayfield | CITATION | Ode on Christmas Day 1768 [t] [beg] Arise, my muse, with warmth divine | 1745.12.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on Christmas Day [t] [beg] Ye nymphs of Salem, who, with hallow'd lays | 1764.03.29 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Death, An [t] [beg] Yet a few years, or days perhaps | 1773.03.19 | New Haven | CITATION | Ode on Female Virture, An [t] [beg] In beauty's praise let other's write | 1773.01.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode on Fortune [t] [beg] Some hoist up fortune to the skies | 1767.09.24 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Friendship, An [t] [beg] Friendship, peculiar gift of heav'n | 1782.05.14 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode on Friendship, An [t] [beg] Friendship, peculiar gift of heav'n | 1773.08.13 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode on Friendship [t], taught by Crosby, William | 1773.08.20 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode on Friendship [t], taught by Crosby, William | 1760.10.04 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode on Friendship [t] [beg] This lofty theme! this pure ethereal flame! | 1761.06.12 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode on George III, An [t] [beg] Assist me, muse divine | 1772.10.10 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on Health [t] [beg] O health! most honour'd of celestial pow'rs | 1762.12.06 | Newport | CITATION | Ode on Her Majesty's Happy Delivery [t] [beg] Close Dover's cliffs, washed | 1773.09.09 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode on His Majesty [t], sung at Jews Synagogue | 1755.12.26 | London | CITATION | Ode on His Majesty's Return [t] [beg] Awake the Harp, the Cymbal raise | 1776.06.25 | Salem | CITATION | Ode on Independence [t] [beg] Freemen, if you pant for glory | 1772.01.02 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode on January [t] [beg] On yon black cloud behold aquarius stand | 1775.05.01 | Hartford | CITATION | Ode on Liberty, An [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1775.07.03 | Newport | CITATION | Ode on Liberty, An [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1775.03.23 | Boston | CITATION | Ode on Liberty, An [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrained | 1775.06.23 | New London | CITATION | Ode on Liberty [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1776.07.18 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Liberty [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1776.08.02 | Newburyport | CITATION | Ode on Liberty [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1776.08.21 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode on Liberty [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who unconstrain'd | 1755.12.08 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.15 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1755.12.29 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Masonry [t], on concert program in New York | 1770.01.05 | New London | CITATION | Ode on New-Year's-Day, An [t] [beg] Setting sun, in shades of night, The | 1760.10.09 | Princeton | CITATION | Ode on Peace [t], by President of college, sung in Princeton, commencement | 1775.01.12 | London | CITATION | Ode on Science, An [t] [beg] Oh heav'nly born! in deepest cells | 1760.10.09 | Princeton | CITATION | Ode on Science [t], by President of college, sung in Princeton, commencement | 1782.09.13 | New London | CITATION | Ode on Sickness, An [t] [beg] Whence this unusual langour o'er my mind? | 1782.08.06 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode on Sickness, An [t] [beg] Whence this unusual languor o'er my mind? | 1774.04.15 | New London | CITATION | Ode on Solitude, An [t] [beg] Happy the man, whose wish and care | 1770.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on Solitude [t] [beg] Hail! Solitude, calm peaceful state | 1775.06.09 | Newburyport | CITATION | Ode on Solitude [t] [beg] Happy the man, whose wish and care | 1783.05.31 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on Spring [t] [beg] Relentless winter now is o'er | 1733.03.10 | London | CITATION | Ode on St Caecilia's Day [t] [beg] Long a ago, ere heaving bellows learn'd | 1752.10.16 | London | CITATION | Ode, on the 24th of May... [t] [beg] Leaning o'er a steril mountain | 1736.02.02 | Boston | CITATION | Ode on the 30th of January, An [t] [beg] Blest martyr, for whose fate | 1724.10.19 | Boston | CITATION | Ode, on the Anniversary on his Majesty's Coronation [t] to be printed | 1772.11.05 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode on the Approach of Winter [t] [beg] See how the silver-fringed frost | 1783.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Ode on the Arrival of Their Excellencies... [t] [beg] They come! they come! | 1782.07.20 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on the Birth of the Dauphin [t] [beg] Crimson slaughter! pallid care! | 1782.08.24 | Boston | CITATION | Ode on the Birth of the Dauphin [t] [beg] Crimson slaughter! pallid car | 1782.02.08 | New York | CITATION | Ode on the Death of a Young Lady [t] [beg] Untimely gone! for ever fled | 1781.06.08 | New London | CITATION | Ode on the Fishery at Twelve-Mile Island [t] [beg] Connecticut's great | 1736.09.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on the Marriage of the Prince of Wales [t] [beg] With nimble fingers | 1769.12.25 | New York | CITATION | Ode on the Messiah, An [t] [beg] When man had disobey'd his Lord | 1773.04.02 | New Haven | CITATION | Ode on the Moon [t] [beg] O thou fair sister of the sun! | 1774.02.18 | New London | CITATION | Ode on the Moon [t] [beg] O thou fair sister of the sun! | 1761.02.07 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode on the Morning [t] [beg] Sweetest of blessings, heavenly light! | 1769.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Ode on the Morning [t] [beg] Sweetest of Blessings, heav'nly Light | 1768.05.16 | Newport | CITATION | Ode on the Power of Gold, An [t] [beg] Love's a pain that works our woe | 1770.11.02 | New London | CITATION | Ode on the Power of Gold, An [t] [beg] Love's a pain that works our woe | 1783.04.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on the Present Return of Peace [t], to be performed at benefit concert | 1783.04.19 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode on the Present Return of Peace [t], to be performed at benefit concert | 1766.05.29 | Boston | CITATION | Ode on the Repeal of the Stamp-Act [t] [beg] Black as when northern tempests | 1749.01.17 | London | CITATION | Ode on the Restitution of Cape Breton, An [t] [beg] Ye Valient Chiefs, who | 1749.02.13 | London | CITATION | Ode on the Restitution of Cape Breton [t] [beg] At length the melancholy | 1749.02.07 | London | CITATION | Ode on the Restitution of Cape-Breton, An [t] [beg] At length the melancholy | 1763.02.07 | New York | CITATION | Ode on the Restoration of Peace [t] (Leadbetter), to be sung in concert | 1763.02.10 | New York | CITATION | Ode on the Restoration of Peace [t] (Leedbetter), to be performed | 1769.04.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode on the Return of Spring 1769 [t] [beg] Boisterous boreas now is fled | 1773.05.07 | New London | CITATION | Ode on the Return of Spring, 1773 [t] [beg] Boisterous Boreas now is fled | 1769.05.16 | Salem | CITATION | Ode on the Return of Spring, An [t] [beg] Boisterous Boreas now is fled | 1769.06.01 | New York | CITATION | Ode on the Return of Spring, An [t] [beg] Boistrous Boreas now is fled, The | 1771.02.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode on the Right Hon...N--h... [t] [beg] O thou, whom placemen all adore | 1781.11.03 | London | CITATION | Ode on the Spring [t] [beg] Lo! where the rose-bosom'd hour | 1772.03.26 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode on the Spring [t] [beg] Now spring begins her smiling round | 1746.02.11 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Ode on the Surrender of Edinburgh, An [t] [beg] While on Edina's Fate intent | 1760.11.17 | Boston | CITATION | Ode, on the Total Reduction of Canada [t] [beg] Muse, resume the sounding | 1774.02.07 | Boston | CITATION | Ode on Winter, An [t] [beg] Since the hills all around us do penance in snow | 1774.02.25 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode on Winter, An [t] [beg] Since the hill's all around us do penance | 1771.12.09 | New York | CITATION | Ode on Winter [t] [beg] Trees have dismantled their green, The | 1751.01.31 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Once could I tune the Sapphic lyre | 1768.09.26 | Newport | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Once on cupid, tir'd with play | 1749.02.13 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Persian luxury I hate | 1739.02.23 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Plains a new profit shall find, The | 1762.09.21 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Rise, gen'rous Britons, rise to great renown | 1769.09.04 | Newport | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Rise muse, and in immortal lay | 1769.09.02 | Providence | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Rise, muse, and in immortal lays | 1769.09.07 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Rise muse, and in immortal lays | 1783.01.24 | New London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Rising sun his race begun, The | 1755.04.17 | New York | CITATION | Ode, Sacred [t], lyric [beg] Man, whose heart from vice is clear, The | 1774.04.12 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] See spring once more erects each purple plume | 1782.08.12 | Dublin | CITATION | Ode, set to music, performed in Dublin at castle | 1772.08.13 | New York | CITATION | Ode...set to music [t] [beg] Sweet contentment, heav'nly bright | 1762.04.19 | Princeton | CITATION | Ode, set to music [beg] Within these peaceful walls retir'd | 1768.12.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Shepherd's plain life, The | 1768.09.26 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Since now 'tis known to all the nation | 1780.03.30 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Sluggards from my soul I scorn | 1772.04.09 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Snows are gone, the grass regains | 1769.03.31 | New London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Sons of men, averse from teaching | 1778.01.29 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Spacious firmament on high, The | 1770.04.30 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Strike, strike the strings,---a martial strain | 1776.01.18 | New York | CITATION | Ode Suitable to the Time, An [t] [beg] Whilst tyrants lift their impious | 1767.11.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t], sung by Bankson, John, with organ, for commencement at College | 1771.07.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t], sung by Bankson, John, with organ, for commencement at College | 1771.07.16 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t], sung by Bankson, with organ, for commencement at College | 1771.07.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t], sung by Benjamin, Mr, with organ, for commencement at College | 1770.03.21 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode [t], sung in Charleston, for meeting of Freemasons, composed for event | 1769.12.07 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Ode, sung in Edinburgh, in honor of Thomson | 1769.12.25 | Edinburgh | CITATION | Ode, sung in Edinburgh, in honor of Thomson | 1722.09.10 | London | CITATION | Ode, sung in London, performed to music as usual, in Chapel Royal | 1782.10.08 | Plainfield | CITATION | Ode, sung in Plainfield, in Latin, by students for oratorical exhibition | 1725.04.22 | Stockholm | CITATION | Ode, sung in Stockholm, at court, for anniversary of King's arrival | 1774.03.31 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Sweep all! Sweep all! | 1774.03.10 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Sweep all! Sweep all! | 1770.09.13 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Sweet angel of my natal hour | 1772.09.11 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Sweet contentment, heavenly bright | 1775.10.16 | London | CITATION | Ode the the Memory of Dr Warren... [t] [beg] O great reverse of Tully's | 1783.12.22 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come! | 1783.12.09 | New Brunswick | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] They come! they come! the Heroes come! | 1783.12.06 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come! | 1783.12.18 | Bennington | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come! | 1783.12.27 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] They come! they come! the heroes come | 1774.08.18 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Thy spirit, independence, let me share! | 1774.05.10 | Hartford | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] In this fair season let me stray | 1774.04.07 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] In this soft season let me stray | 1774.04.29 | New London | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] In this soft season let me stray | 1774.06.02 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] In this soft season let me stray | 1783.01.21 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] Think not that I'm unsocial grown | 1783.03.03 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] Think not that I'm unsocial grown | 1762.03.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] Thrice blest is he whose placid birth | 1782.05.08 | Chatham | CITATION | Ode to a Friend [t] [beg] Why so tim'rous, gentle friend? | 1774.03.17 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode to a Young Physician, An [t] [beg] Dear ----, the Heav'n appointed mead | 1782.05.07 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode to Adversity [t] [beg] If on this roof high heaven should send | 1772.08.15 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Adversity [t] [beg] If on this roof high heav'n should send | 1772.03.02 | Albany | CITATION | Ode to Anacreon [t] [beg] Sweetly blooming o'er our head | 1783.07.22 | Springfield | CITATION | Ode to be Sung... [t] [beg] Your grand, fine piece, so laboured | 1772.03.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Charity, An [t] [beg] Hail! Heav'n-descended charity! | 1781.04.02 | Westminster | CITATION | Ode to Charity [t] [beg] O charity, divinely wise | 1780.01.20 | London | CITATION | Ode to Charity [t] [beg] Thrice hallowed grace! that keep'st thy pow'r | 1750.03.12 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Cleora [t] [beg] Why stays my muse when thus she's fir'd | 1774.11.28 | Hartford | CITATION | Ode to Contentment [t] [beg] Spark of pure celestial fire | 1782.03.04 | London | CITATION | Ode to Contentment [t] [beg] Spark of pure celestial fire | 1774.02.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Cupid, An [t] [beg] Capricious power! to whom all nature bends | 1770.10.26 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode to Delia, An [t] [beg] While you enjoy best solitude repose | 1770.10.09 | Hartford | CITATION | Ode to Delia, An [t] [beg] While you enjoy blest solitudes repose | 1782.09.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode--To Delia [t] [beg] Ev'ning now from purple wings | 1772.03.13 | New London | CITATION | Ode to Delia, Playing on the Harpsichord... [t] [beg] Women, by nature cruel | 1772.02.13 | Annapolis | CITATION | Ode to Delia, Playing on the Harpsichord [t] [beg] Women, by nature, cruel a | 1772.12.10 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Envy [t] [beg] Child of ill nature! on whose ruffled brow | 1773.01.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Envy [t] [beg] Child of ill-nature! on whose rufiled brow | 1767.04.14 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode to Felicity [t] [beg] Ah! Where with ev'ry soothing charm array'd | 1767.05.26 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode to Fortune [t] [beg] Blind Deity, whose votries throng | 1773.03.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Friendship, An [t] [beg] Too lovely fair, whose every grace | 1772.03.09 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Friendship [t] [beg] Warm'd with the flame that lifts the ravish'd so | 1761.05.28 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode...to George II [t] (Hopkinson), sung at commencement, with organ | 1761.06.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode...to George II [t] (Hopkinson), sung at commencement, with organ | 1761.06.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode...to George II [t] (Hopkinson), sung at commencement, with organ | 1771.02.14 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Gratitude [t] [beg] Can men in plenty thankless live | 1782.08.26 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to Health, An [t] [beg] O brighter than the vermeil bloom | 1768.06.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Health, An [t] [beg] Parent of all our bliss below | 1766.11.28 | Basseterre | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] Buxom nymph, all nymphs excelling | 1753.07.16 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] Goddess! presiding o'er the plains | 1783.01.01 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] Goddess! who lov'st the peaceful shade | 1783.08.18 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] Hail happy spring of human joys | 1769.07.06 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] Hail, rosy health, celestial blooming fair | 1782.01.08 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] O Thee! from whom kind bounty flows | 1773.11.11 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] O thou! from whose kind bounty flows | 1775.06.17 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] O thou! from whose kind bounty flows | 1782.02.09 | London | CITATION | Ode to Health [t] [beg] O Thou! from whose kind bounty flows | 1772.07.30 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Heaven [t] [beg] O health, most honour'd of celestial powers | 1782.04.30 | Baltimore | CITATION | Ode to Inclination [t] [beg] Where'er thy impulse, goddess, beams | 1775.02.15 | London | CITATION | Ode to Independence [t] [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1775.03.17 | London | CITATION | Ode to Independence [t] [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1775.04.06 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to Independence [t] [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1775.04.14 | Salem | CITATION | Ode to Independence [t] [beg] Britons, if you pant for glory | 1776.06.01 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode to Independence [t] [beg] Freeman, if you pant for glory | 1782.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to June [t] [beg] Ye virgin nine, inspire my lay | 1776.01.04 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Liberty, An [t] [beg] Fair Liberty, celestial maid | 1775.04.22 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Liberty, An [t] [beg] Happy's the man, who, unconstrain'd | 1773.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Liberty [t] [beg] Hail parent of each manly joy | 1768.10.10 | London | CITATION | Ode to Liberty [t] [beg] O Goddess, on whose steps attend | 1767.12.30 | Savannah | CITATION | Ode to Life [t] [beg] What art thou, life, so courted by mankind? | 1776.11.25 | London | CITATION | Ode to Lord G-- G-rm-ne [t] [beg] All hail G-im--ne, G-rm--ne, all hail! | 1776.11.09 | London | CITATION | Ode to Lord G-- G-rm-ne [t] [beg] All hail G-rm--ne, G-rm--ne, all hail! | 1760.04.05 | London | CITATION | Ode to Miss L--... [t] [beg] Britons, the work of war is done! | 1760.03.11 | Newport | CITATION | Ode to Miss L--, On the Death of General Wolfe [t] [beg] Britons, the work | 1771.03.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Morning [t] [beg] Sprightly messenger of day, The | 1771.08.01 | Staffordshire | CITATION | Ode to Mr Alderman Oliver [t] [beg] No more to join in festive dance | 1763.10.13 | Princeton | CITATION | Ode, to music, sung in Princeton, at commencement of College of New Jersey | 1783.04.17 | Eastern Shore | CITATION | Ode to Peace [t] [beg] Cease that strepent trumpet's sound! | 1783.05.17 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode to Peace [t] [beg] Cease that strepent trumpet's sound | 1783.05.24 | London | CITATION | Ode to Peace [t] [beg] Long now has the God of arms | 1765.03.23 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode to Pompey [t] [beg] Happy Pompey! which can be | 1773.01.28 | London | CITATION | Ode to Sensiblity [t] [beg] Who has not heard, what few have seen | 1770.09.06 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Sleep [t] [beg] Offspring of night, whose languid visage wears | 1772.06.22 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Sleep [t] [beg] Soft sleep! profoundly pleasing power | 1772.07.10 | New London | CITATION | Ode to Sleep [t] [beg] Soft sleep! profoundly pleasing power | 1780.01.27 | Providence | CITATION | Ode to Solitude, An [t] [beg] Oh! Solitude! Celestial maid! | 1782.02.18 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to Solitude, An [t] [beg] Oh! Solitude celestial maid! | 1770.07.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Solitude [t] [beg] From all the noise and vanity | 1780.02.10 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to Solitude [t] (Pope), model of lyric [beg] Happy the man, who free as | 1775.01.05 | Norfolk | CITATION | Ode to Spring, An [t] [beg] Hail, blushing Goddess, beauteous spring | 1774.04.28 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Spring [t] [beg] Hail! genial goddess, bloomy spring | 1782.09.09 | New York | CITATION | Ode to St Cecilia [t] (Dryden), to be performed by Henry, Mr | 1775.09.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] To summer's sweets I bid farewell! | 1771.02.21 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to the Atheist [t] [beg] Expatiate long in nice debate | 1756.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania [t] [beg] Still shall the tyrant | 1756.09.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania [t] [beg] Still shall the tyrant | 1756.10.23 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania [t] [beg] Still shall the tyrant | 1756.10.28 | Pennsylvania | CITATION | Ode to the Inhabitants of Pennsylvania [t] [beg] Still shall the tyrant | 1772.06.08 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to the Lark, An [t] [beg] Sweetest warbler of the wood! | 1772.06.26 | New London | CITATION | Ode to the Lark, An [t] [beg] Sweetest warbler of the wood! | 1754.12.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to the Memory of Charles Willing, Esq [t] [beg] Once more I seek the | 1775.11.03 | Boston | CITATION | Ode to the Memory of Dr Warren [t] [beg] O great reverse of Tully's coward | 1775.05.25 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode...to the Memory of Those American Heroes...[t] [beg] How sleep the brave | 1774.04.11 | New York | CITATION | Ode to the Mercury Packet Boat... [t] [beg] Whilst all with duteous zeal | 1774.04.07 | New York | CITATION | Ode to the Mercury Packet-Boat [t] [beg] Whilst all with duteous zeal | 1771.01.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to the New Year, 1771 [t] [beg] Aquarius rules the frozen skies | 1782.05.25 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to the New Year 1782 [t] [beg] Oh how merry how merry | 1767.03.12 | Devonshire | CITATION | Ode To Time [t] [beg] Hail mighty pow'r! Triumphant victor hail! | 1773.07.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode to Virtue, An [t] [beg] Long have I sought the living 'midst the dead | 1782.01.21 | Boston | CITATION | Ode To Winter [t] [beg] Rubbed and rough the store descents | 1782.02.09 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Winter [t] [beg] Rugged and rough the storm descends | 1772.12.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode to Wisdom [t] [beg] Hail sacred wisdom, in whose blest retreat | 1781.10.18 | Leith | CITATION | Ode to Women [t] [beg] Ye virgins! fond to be admir'd | 1782.01.24 | New York | CITATION | Ode to Women [t] [beg] Ye virgins! fond to be admir'd | 1782.04.27 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode to Women [t] [beg] Ye virgins, fond to be admir'd | 1781.12.11 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Twas for the conquest nobly won | 1782.01.04 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Twas for the conquest nobly won | 1782.01.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Twas for the conquest nobly won | 1782.01.05 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Twas for the contest nobly won | 1781.04.04 | Chatham | CITATION | Ode, Upon an Officer's Going Home... [t] [beg] From noise of camps once more | 1767.01.08 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode Upon Christmas, An [t] [beg] Hills of joy, in prospect rise | 1767.11.12 | New York | CITATION | Ode Upon Friendship, An [t] [beg] Ambitious thoughts at length subside | 1768.11.03 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Virginia, see thy governor appears! | 1763.04.23 | Brookfield | CITATION | Ode [t] (Watts), child able to sing | 1769.10.05 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] We tremble, when we hear the same | 1775.01.25 | Newburyport | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When Britain first at Heaven's command | 1768.03.24 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When I the heavens contemplate Lord | 1769.12.28 | Stratford/Avon | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When Philip's fam'd unconquer'd son | 1777.08.11 | Hartford | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When the great hero in arms himself array'd | 1777.08.21 | Boston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When the great hero in arms himself array'd | 1777.12.25 | Worcester | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When the great hero in arms himself array'd | 1775.03.30 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When wicked men, with foul intent | 1775.04.06 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When wicked men, with foul intent | 1775.04.19 | Newburyport | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] When wicked men, with foul intent | 1738.06.16 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Whence Britons, these desponding cares | 1738.06.29 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Whence Britons, these desponding cares | 1768.08.18 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Where roams't thou, angel-spirit, say | 1761.01.02 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Where's now Othello's hair breadth 'scapes? | 1737.11.18 | Williamsburg | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While awful cannon with tremendous roar | 1776.02.01 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While base, ambitious minds contend | 1755.03.27 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While faction lifts her impious hand | 1741.03.26 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While George provok'e to vengence arms | 1766.10.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1766.12.04 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1767.08.18 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1767.09.12 | Providence | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While knaves and fools, in deep debate | 1748.09.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While scarce a day but fresh alarms | 1781.11.08 | Worcester | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While scenes of transport, every breast inspire | 1737.11.17 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While secret-leaguing nations frown around | 1737.12.15 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While secret-leaguing nations frown around | 1776.10.07 | Norwich | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While tyrants lift their impious hands | 1763.03.24 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] While you, dear Hal, are forc'd to roam | 1782.11.02 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Who dares-tho' ev'n of patriot name | 1772.05.26 | Hartford | CITATION | Ode Written in Sickness, An [t] [beg] Oh, prime of life! Oh, taste of joy! | 1762.01.22 | Portsmouth | CITATION | Ode Written on New Year's Day, An [t] [beg] Setting year in shades of night | 1761.01.06 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode Written on New-Year's Day [t] [beg] Setting year in shades of night | 1762.06.17 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode, written, set to music and sung by students, for commencement | 1775.05.01 | Philadelphia | CITATION | Ode Written to the Memory... [t] [beg] How sleep the brave, who sink to rest | 1767.11.19 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Ye lofty mountains, whose eternal snows | 1768.04.19 | Charleston | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Ye lofty mountains whose eternal snows | 1736.08.23 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Ye muses, hail the Royal dame | 1736.10.01 | London | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Ye muses, Hail the royal dame | 1769.05.15 | New York | CITATION | Ode [t] [beg] Ye Sons of Apollo, whom Music inspires |