Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
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He seldom quitted the little abode in which Virginia had breathed her last ; and was only visited by Mrs. Shew occasionally, and a few other devoted friends. Mrs. Clemm, during these dull months, was as attentive and careful as a real mother to the unfortunate man.
In the beginning of 1848, Poe once more had his harness on for " the war of the one against many. " For nearly his whole life appears to have been a combat, and frequently with foes who really had no just cause for their enmity. Once... again he seemed in a fair way to start his " Stylus. " During a lecturing tour in Massachusetts, he had occasion to s. Peak in glowing terms of the poetry of Mrs. Helen Whitman. This led to an introduction. The result was that the poet fell desperately in love with the beautiful and gifted "American Sappho, " and poured out his soul in a stream of Abelardish adoration. The lady responded in some very ele- gant epistles. This correspondence, though entirely 48 MEMOIR OF EDGAR ALLAN FOE.
proper between betrothed lovers, might, perhaps, quite as well have been buried in the tomb of the Capulets, with the bijouterie of the Italian lovers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He seldom quitted the little abode in which Virginia had breathed her last ; and was only visited by Mrs. Shew occasionally, and a few other devoted friends. Mrs. Clemm, during these dull months, was as attentive and careful as a real mother to the unfortunate man.
In the beginning of 1848, Poe once more had his harness on for " the war of the one against many. " For nearly his whole life appears to have been a combat, and frequently with foes who really had no just cause for their enmity. Once... again he seemed in a fair way to start his " Stylus. " During a lecturing tour in Massachusetts, he had occasion to s. Peak in glowing terms of the poetry of Mrs. Helen Whitman. This led to an introduction. The result was that the poet fell desperately in love with the beautiful and gifted "American Sappho, " and poured out his soul in a stream of Abelardish adoration. The lady responded in some very ele- gant epistles. This correspondence, though entirely 48 MEMOIR OF EDGAR ALLAN FOE.
proper between betrothed lovers, might, perhaps, quite as well have been buried in the tomb of the Capulets, with the bijouterie of the Italian lovers.
What to read after Poems of Edgar Allan Poe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Poe Edgar Allan to read onlineMoreLess
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