Vision of intemperance in a moonlit landscape poem
A fragmentary poem describes a demon of death and intemperance haunting landscapes by a silver stream. It foresees ruin for monarchs, soldiers, families, and gamesters as the specter drags away lives to a cold grave. The piece laments ruined innocence and shattered hopes through a dark visionary tour.
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Temperance Call to Young Men in the Washingtonian
The piece urges young men to renounce alcohol and follow temperance, praising ancestors who valued sobriety. A former drunkard’s reform is credited to Cold Water Army influence, with a boy guiding him to sign the pledge. A vivid anecdote contrasts misery of drink with the hopeful reform attainable through temperance efforts.
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Scenes at Temperance Mortines and the drunkard’s family
A temperance lecture draws a motley audience as the drunkard’s wife and family bear the keenest witness to the perils of alcohol. The scene shifts from anger to shame as the audience sees the family’s worry and fragile hope. The pledge circle and cheering supporters show the drive to break the chains of intoxication.
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Temperance Mortines
Druunkard
Can I see a sober future here
The passage argues that rum shops cause widespread misery and urges rum sellers to quit the trade. It appeals to readers with vivid scenes of ruined families and shattered youth to support temperance efforts and the goal of making people sober.
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