T
The Glorious Day is come, 70
The old Wife she sent to the, 186
The Valiant Eugene to Vienna, 206
The infant blooming Spring appears, 220
To shew Tunbridge Wells, 221
'Twas early one Morning the Cock, 229
'Then welcome from Vigo, 253
Twanty Years and mear at Edinborough, 254
The Clock had struck, faith I cannot, 262
'Twas when the Sheep were shearing, 319
The Sun had loos'd his weary Team, 321
The Night her blackest Sable wore, 324
'Twas within a Furlong of, 327
To Horse brave Boys of New-Market, 333
V
Victumnus Flora, you that bless, 72
W
Where Oxen do low, 4
Welfare Trumpets, Drums and, 22
When Love fair Psyche made, 43
What Beauty do I see, 46
Woe is me, what mun I do, 54
What are these Ideots doing, 81
Within an Arbor of Delight, 98
We Prophets of the Modern Race, 106
Would you have a Young Virgin, 134
When Innocence and Beauty meet, 136
Well may'st thou prate with, 159
When Phœbus does rise, 167
We London Valets all are Creatures, 173
When the Spring in Glory, 183
Who in Old Sodom would live, 210
Whilst favour'd Bishops new Sleeves, 258
Whilst wretched Fools sneak up, 272
Where divine Gloriana her Palace, 299
When Phillida with Jockey play'd, 331
When first Amyntas su'd for a Kiss, 335
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