Edgar Allan Poe
Edgar Allan Poe
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Poe s fol-de-rol about plagiarism I do not like, but the replies which it provokes serve us as advertisements, and help us along. As he dealt more severely by me and my friend Aldrich than anybody else I do not think that anybody has any right to complain of his thumps. I think that you are too sensitive in regard to Longfellow ; I really do not see that he has said anything offensive about him. . . . Poe has indeed a very high admiration for Longfellow, and so he will say before he is done. Fo...r my own part I did not use to think well of Poe, but my love for you and implicit confidence in your judg ment, led me to abandon all my prejudices against him when I read your account of him. The Rev. Mr. Gris- wold, of Philadelphia, told me some abominable lies about him, but a personal acquaintance with him has in duced me to think highly of him. Perhaps some Phila- delphian has been whispering foul things in your ear about him. Doubtless his sharp manner has made him many enemies. But you will think better of him when you meet him.
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Poe s fol-de-rol about plagiarism I do not like, but the replies which it provokes serve us as advertisements, and help us along. As he dealt more severely by me and my friend Aldrich than anybody else I do not think that anybody has any right to complain of his thumps. I think that you are too sensitive in regard to Longfellow ; I really do not see that he has said anything offensive about him. . . . Poe has indeed a very high admiration for Longfellow, and so he will say before he is done. Fo...r my own part I did not use to think well of Poe, but my love for you and implicit confidence in your judg ment, led me to abandon all my prejudices against him when I read your account of him. The Rev. Mr. Gris- wold, of Philadelphia, told me some abominable lies about him, but a personal acquaintance with him has in duced me to think highly of him. Perhaps some Phila- delphian has been whispering foul things in your ear about him. Doubtless his sharp manner has made him many enemies. But you will think better of him when you meet him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodberry George Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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