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A drinking song set to music. Engraving and etching by G. Bickham, c. 1731, after Monro. The releif; or pow'r of drinking set by Mr. Monro. ... for the flute. Bickham junr. sculp. Lettering continues with two verses of song: "since drinking has pow'r for to give us releif, come fill up ye bowl, and a pox on all grief; if we find that won't do, we'll have such another, and so we'll proceed from one bowl to ye other, till like sons of Apollo, we'll make our wit soar, or in homage to Bacchus fall down on ye floor. 2 Apollo and Bacchus were both merry souls, they each of them lov'd for to toss off their bowls; then let's try to show our selves men of merit, by toasting those Gods in a bowl of good claret, and then we shall all be deserving of praise; but ye man that drinks most, shall go off with ye bays." Iconographic Collections |
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Short title | V0019454EBL Drinking song set to music, G Bickham, c 1731 |
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Author | Wellcome Library, London |
Headline | V0019454EBL Drinking song set to music, G Bickham, c 1731 |
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Image title | V0019454EBL Drinking song set to music, G Bickham, c 1731
Credit: Wellcome Library, London. Wellcome Images images@wellcome.ac.uk http://wellcomeimages.org A drinking song set to music. Engraving and etching by G. Bickham, c. 1731, after Monro. The releif; or pow'r of drinking set by Mr. Monro. ... for the flute. Bickham junr. sculp. Lettering continues with two verses of song: "since drinking has pow'r for to give us releif, come fill up ye bowl, and a pox on all grief; if we find that won't do, we'll have such another, and so we'll proceed from one bowl to ye other, till like sons of Apollo, we'll make our wit soar, or in homage to Bacchus fall down on ye floor. 2 Apollo and Bacchus were both merry souls, they each of them lov'd for to toss off their bowls; then let's try to show our selves men of merit, by toasting those Gods in a bowl of good claret, and then we shall all be deserving of praise; but ye man that drinks most, shall go off with ye bays." Intaglio prints 17uu The releif; or pow'r of drinking set by Mr. Monro. ... for the flute. Bickham junr. sculp. George Bickham Published: c. 1731 Copyrighted work available under Creative Commons Attribution only licence CC BY 4.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
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