DATE
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LOCATION
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CITATION
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TEXT INDEX ENTRY
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1740.09.26
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Charleston
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CITATION
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So a wild Tartar when he spies [fl]
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1774.05.04
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So a wild Tartar, when he spies [fl]
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1774.05.09
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London
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CITATION
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So a wild Tartar, when he spies [fl]
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1774.05.12
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So a wild Tartar, when he 'spies [fl]
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1774.05.16
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So a wild tartar, when he spies [fl]
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1774.05.16
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So a wild Tartar, when he spies [fl]
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1774.05.17
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Salem
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CITATION
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So a wild Tartar, when he spies [fl]
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1774.05.18
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Newburyport
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CITATION
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So a wild Tartar, when he spies [fl]
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1769.11.23
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Williamsburg
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CITATION
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So all ye blades, who wear the cross [fl]
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1782.09.03
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So bild, O Jungling, denn dein Herzschen in der Jugend [fl]
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1768.05.12
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So black a favour from a hand so fair [fl]
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1768.02.18
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Annapolis
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CITATION
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So fair thou art, that if great Cupid be [fl]
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1739.08.02
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So fam'd for rhymes, for mockery and myrth [fl]
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1778.12.31
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Virginia
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CITATION
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So, farewel hope, farewell remorse [fl]
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1779.03.30
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Chatham
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CITATION
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So fit a pair did e'er you see [fl]
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1744.09.17
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Charleston
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CITATION
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So glides the moon along th'ethaereal plains [fl]
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1773.03.09
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Hartford
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CITATION
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So have I seen on some bright summer's day [fl]
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1769.06.05
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London
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CITATION
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So have I seen some wild unsettled fool [fl]
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1743.12.22
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London
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CITATION
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So la fa, taught to children, in lyric [beg] Musketo just starv'd
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1773.03.15
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Boston
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CITATION
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So long as in the partial paper [fl]
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1759.07.28
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Charleston
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CITATION
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So lost of sense to shame and duty [fl]
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1767.03.12
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Islington
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CITATION
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So many orators on heads declaim [fl]
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1781.07.24
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London
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CITATION
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So may old Nereus smooth the swelling tide [fl]
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1769.12.07
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Charleston
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CITATION
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So much they talk'd, so very little said [fl]
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1773.01.15
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New London
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CITATION
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So much this building entertains my sight [fl]
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1773.01.29
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Portsmouth
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CITATION
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So much this building entertains my sight [fl]
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1768.08.08
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Hartford
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CITATION
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So now you see the pharse complete---in black and white [fl]
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1772.04.13
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London
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CITATION
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So when an angel, by divine command [fl]
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1739.06.04
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London
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CITATION
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So when inclement winters vex the main [fl]
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1771.10.31
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London
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CITATION
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So when triumphant from successful toils [fl]
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1774.05.26
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Philadelphia
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CITATION
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So wild a tarter, when he spies [fl]
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1732.12.19
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Coburgh
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CITATION
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So zieht dann hin aug Gottes wegen [fl]
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