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Poem February 3, 1794

Gazette Of The United States & Evening Advertiser

Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

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Satirical poem by Peter Pindar advising ladies that practical knowledge of pies, venison, sirloin, and porter delights friends more than scholarly studying or poetic muses, published in London on October 14.

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From the Eagle.
Mr. Dunham,
By inserting the following scrap you will
oblige a friend and constant reader.
Z.

ADVICE to the LADIES,
BY PETER PINDAR.

HAPPY knowledge in a pie or pudding,
Will more delight your friends, than all
your studying:
One cut from venison to the heart can
speak
Stronger than ten quotations from the
Greek;
One fat sir loin possesses more sublime,
Than all the airy castles built by rhyme;
One nipperkin of stingo, with a toast.
Beats all the streams, the muse's fount
can boast;
Yes! in one pint of PORTER, lo, my belly
can
Find blisses not in all the Floods of Helicon!

LONDON, October 14.

What sub-type of article is it?

Satire Epigram

What themes does it cover?

Satire Society Moral Virtue

What keywords are associated?

Advice To Ladies Peter Pindar Culinary Knowledge Satire Studying Food Drink

What entities or persons were involved?

By Peter Pindar

Poem Details

Title

Advice To The Ladies

Author

By Peter Pindar

Subject

Advice On Culinary Skills Over Studying

Form / Style

Rhymed Couplets

Key Lines

Happy Knowledge In A Pie Or Pudding, Will More Delight Your Friends, Than All Your Studying: One Cut From Venison To The Heart Can Speak Stronger Than Ten Quotations From The Greek; Yes! In One Pint Of Porter, Lo, My Belly Can Find Blisses Not In All The Floods Of Helicon!

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