English poem
NUMBER XIII. On RUM DRINKING
by Charles Prentiss (1774–1820)
See RICHARD taking spirit, Which much his spirit rouses: By too much spirit taking, He all his spirit loses.
More by Charles Prentiss
- NUMBER V. On MILTON and POPE
- NUMBER VI. On LIFE and DEATH
- NUMBER X. On PETER PINDAR
- NUMBER XII. ON THE QUESTION—WHAT IS BEAUTY. [The thoughts from Voltaire.]
- NUMBER XIV. On SHAKESPEARE
- NUMBER XIX. A certain Lawyer observed that calf skin properly shaved would make good paper
- NUMBER XVI. To a Poet with clouts on
- NUMBER XVII. [TYPOGRAPHICAL.] To the same