Edgar Allan Poe
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Kennedy, containing suicidal thoughts, betrays Poe's state of mind at that time.
Any mortal with a particle of human pity must feel a sincere sympathy to know that a God-given genius could be so "wretched," and did not know ''that it is at all necessary to live." "Richmond, September 11, 1835.
"Dear Sir : I received a letter from Dr. Miller, in which he tells me you are in town. I hasten, therefore, to write you, and express by letter what I have always found it impossible to express orally — m...y deep sense of gratitude for your fre- quent and ineffectual assistance and kindness.
Through your kindness Mr. White has been in- duced to 'employ me in assisting him with the editorial duties of his magazine, at a salary of five hundred and twenty dollars per annum. The situation is agreeable to me for many reasons, but, alas! it appears to me that nothing can give me pleasure or the slightest gratification. Excuse me, my dear sir, if in this letter you find much incoherency. My feelings at this moment are pitiable indeed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kennedy, containing suicidal thoughts, betrays Poe's state of mind at that time.
Any mortal with a particle of human pity must feel a sincere sympathy to know that a God-given genius could be so "wretched," and did not know ''that it is at all necessary to live." "Richmond, September 11, 1835.
"Dear Sir : I received a letter from Dr. Miller, in which he tells me you are in town. I hasten, therefore, to write you, and express by letter what I have always found it impossible to express orally — m...y deep sense of gratitude for your fre- quent and ineffectual assistance and kindness.
Through your kindness Mr. White has been in- duced to 'employ me in assisting him with the editorial duties of his magazine, at a salary of five hundred and twenty dollars per annum. The situation is agreeable to me for many reasons, but, alas! it appears to me that nothing can give me pleasure or the slightest gratification. Excuse me, my dear sir, if in this letter you find much incoherency. My feelings at this moment are pitiable indeed.
What to read after Edgar Allan Poe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce, John A. (John Alexander), 1842-1915 to read onlineMoreLess
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