Death Song of a Cherokee Indian, i. cx, ii. 315; Debtor's Soliloquy, iii. 402; Departure, ii. 298; Departure, iii. 49; Description of Connecticut, iii. 8; Description of the Plague in Athens, iii. 404; Deserted Farm-House, i. 40, iii. 399; Desolate Academy, i. 182; Devastations in a Library, iii. 402; Dialogue at Hyde-Park Corner, ii. 140; Dialogue at Washington's Tomb, iii. 352; Dialogue between his Britannic Majesty and Mr. Fox, i. xxix, ii. 9; Dialogue between Shadrach and Whiffle, iii. 403; Discovery, i. ci, 85; Dish of Tea, iii. 71; Distrest Orator, iii. 401; Distrest Shepherdess, i. 195; Distrest Theatre, ii. 404; Drunkard's Apology, iii. 403; Drunken Soldier, iii. 402; Duelists, iii. 406; Dull Moralist, iii. 402; Dying Elm, i. xxix, 45; Dying Indian, i. cxi, ii. 243. Elegiac Lines, i. 222, 253, ii. 328, iii. 402; Elegiac Lines on a Theological Script-Monger, iii. 404; Elegaic Stanzas on a Young Gentleman, iii. 403; Elegaic Verses on a Dog, iii. 401; Elegy on the Death of a Blacksmith, iii. 112; Elegy on Mr. Robert Bell, ii. 260; Englishman's Complaint, ii. 305; English Quixote, ii. 54; Epigram, iii. 116; Epistle from Dr. Franklin, iii. 36; Epistle to a Desponding Seamen, iii. 57; Epistle to a Gay Young Lady, iii. 403; Epistle to a Student of Dead Languages, iii. 121; Epistle to the Patriotic Farmer, ii. 380; Epistle to Peter Pindar, iii. 28; Epistle to Sylvius, i. xxxviii, ii. 295; Epitaph, ii. 328; Epitaph on a Worthy Parson, iii. 406; Epitaph on Frederick the Second, iii. 403; Epitaph on Peter Abelard, iii. 401; Epitaph on the Tombstone of Patrick Bay, iii. 401; Epistolary Lines on the Death of a Fiddler, iii. 402; Esperanza's March, iii. 405; Eutaw Springs, i. cvi, ii. 101; Expedition of Timothy Taurus, i. xxvii, 123. Fading Rose, iii. 404; Fair Buckle-Thief, iii. 402; Fair Solitary, ii. 325; Fancy's Ramble, i. 34; Farmer Dobbins's Complaint, iii. 402; Farmer's Winter Evening, iii. 394; Federal Hall, iii. 26; Female Caprice, iii. 402; Female Frailty, i. lxviii. 197; Few Honest Coblers, iii. 402; Fiddler's Farewell, iii. 402; Five Ages, iii. 401; Flagelators, iii. 401; Florio to Amanda, ii. 319; Forest Bean, iii. 120. General Gage's Confession, i. xxv, 189, ii. 205; General Gage's Soliloquy, i. xxv, 152, ii. 205; George the Third's Soliloquy, i. xxix, ii. 3; God Save the Rights of Man, i. liv, iii. 99; Gougers, iii. 404.