The Performing Arts in Colonial American Newspapers, 1690-1783:
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DATE  LOCATION  CITATION  TEXT INDEX ENTRY 
1728.12.24  Dublin  CITATION Say, Cadmus, by what ray divine inspir'd [fl] 
1773.01.28  New York  CITATION Say, cruel Iris, pretty rake [fl] 
1782.07.05  New York  CITATION Say, Cupid, regent of the female heart [fl] 
1773.11.04  Norwich  CITATION Say does thy blood, rebel thy [ ] [fl] 
1769.04.24  Boston  CITATION Say, fair Britannia, whence these direful frowns [fl] 
1771.10.10  Annapolis  CITATION Say, Hallam! to thy wond'rous art [fl] 
1732.06.17  Charleston  CITATION Say, I conjure thee, say [fl] 
1769.05.29  Hartford  CITATION Say, is there aught than can convey [fl] 
1769.05.11  New York  CITATION Say, is there aught that can convey [fl] 
1769.10.26  Boston  CITATION Say, is there aught that can convey [fl] 
1769.10.31  Salem  CITATION Say, is there aught that can convey [fl] 
1769.11.03  New London  CITATION Say, is there aught that can convey [fl] 
1769.11.03  Portsmouth  CITATION Say, is there aught that can convey [fl] 
1782.01.07  Boston  CITATION Say, is there aught that can convey [fl] 
1782.01.19  Portsmouth  CITATION Say, is there aught that can convey [fl] 
1780.01.08  Boston  CITATION Say kind Amelia, in that gloomy hour [fl] 
1774.08.11  Princeton  CITATION Say Little Foolish Fluttering Thing [t], on concert program in Princeton 
1774.08.18  Princeton  CITATION Say Little Foolish Fluttering Thing [t], on concert program in Princeton 
1770.11.12  New York  CITATION Say lovely Delia, tell thy gentle swain [fl] 
1780.07.19  Philadelphia  CITATION Say lovely fair one's that thus greatly vie [fl] 
1723.12.09  Boston  CITATION Say mighty love, and teach my song [fl] 
1731.02.09  Philadelphia  CITATION Say, mighty love, and teach my song [fl] 
1731.06.07  Boston  CITATION Say, mighty love, and teach my song [fl] 
1732.05.27  Charleston  CITATION Say, mighty love, and teach my song [fl] 
1768.07.07  Williamsburg  CITATION Say, mighty love, and teach my song [fl] 
1727.09.04  Boston  CITATION Say, mournful muse, declare thy rising woe [fl] 
1775.12.04  Philadelphia  CITATION Say, Muse, what art did Nature introduce [fl] 
1776.01.20  Williamsburg  CITATION Say, Muse, what art did Nature introduce [fl] 
1730.03.09  Boston  CITATION Say muse, what numbers shall relate [fl] 
1730.04.09  Philadelphia  CITATION Say muse what numbers shall relate [fl] 
1782.02.18  Boston  CITATION Say, must I wing my distant flight [fl] 
1766.04.21  Boston  CITATION Say now poor Tim, (if these few lines [fl] 
1768.06.20  Boston  CITATION Say nymph how can you fairly prove [fl] 
1771.12.19  Annapolis  CITATION Say, oh my heart, and say in verse sincere [fl] 
1780.04.18  Norwich  CITATION Say Thomas our neighbours have wrote for the printer [fl] 
1775.01.05  New York  CITATION Say, weeping muse, what means that passing bell? [fl] 
1775.01.09  New York  CITATION Say, weeping muse, what means this passing bell? [fl] 
1783.12.22  New York  CITATION Say, what is love? Oh! can the muse's art [fl] 
1762.02.18  New York  CITATION Say, when Pitt's virtue bad him quit the seal [fl] 
1768.05.23  New York  CITATION Say whence this sudden chill, sweet fair [fl] 
1770.03.22  New York  CITATION Say, why are beauties prais'd and honour'd most? [fl] 
1775.11.11  Philadelphia  CITATION Say, why must the poet's soft lays [fl] 
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