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Poem June 2, 1801

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

An Anacreontic ode by G. Turnbull, from a South-Carolina paper, in which the speaker asks an artist to craft a large silver bowl for wine, decorated with vine clusters, Bacchus, and Anacreon, and celebrates the joys of wine and love.

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OCR Quality

98% Excellent

Full Text

From a South-Carolina Paper.

ODE.-ANACREONTIC

ARTIST, frame a spacious bowl,
Fit to let the liquor roll
Like the billows of the sea--
Artist, frame this bowl for me.

Round the silver brim entwine
Wreathing clusters of the vine;
Show with smiling easy grace,
Bacchus of the jolly face.

Let Anacreon there be placed,
With a wreath of laurel graced,
Singing to his sportive lyre,
Joys that love and wine inspire.

Bacchus, press the purple vine:
Fill my bowl with rosy wine:
Then I'll raise the song with glee,
Praising wine, and praising thee.

G. TURNBULL.

What sub-type of article is it?

Anacreontic Ode

What themes does it cover?

Love Courtship

What keywords are associated?

Anacreontic Ode Bacchus Anacreon Wine Bowl South Carolina G Turnbull

What entities or persons were involved?

G. Turnbull

Poem Details

Title

Ode. Anacreontic

Author

G. Turnbull

Key Lines

Artist, Frame A Spacious Bowl, Fit To Let The Liquor Roll Like The Billows Of The Sea Praising Wine, And Praising Thee.

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