The Dreamer : a Romantic Rendering of the Life-Story of Edgar Allan Poe
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The roses were all gone but the foliage was still green and the little white-paled garden was bright with the sunset-hued flowers of autumn. Flowers and cottage stood bathed in the light of the golden afternoon — the picture of serenity. Wliat marked this quaint, small homestead ? — set back from the quiet village street — tucked away behind its garden-spot from the din of the world?
What made it different from others of its neighborhood and character? Was it just a notion of his (Mr. Gra- ham ...wondered) that made him feel that here was poetry pure and simple? — visible poetry?
With sensations of keen interest he lifted the knocker.
Edgar Poe himself opened the door and his captivating smile, cordial hand-clasp and words of warm, as well as courtly, greeting raised the visitor instantly from the ranks of the caller to the place of a friend. Mr. Gra- ham had met Edgar Poe before and had felt his charm, but he now told himself that to know him one must see him under his own roof, and in the character of host.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The roses were all gone but the foliage was still green and the little white-paled garden was bright with the sunset-hued flowers of autumn. Flowers and cottage stood bathed in the light of the golden afternoon — the picture of serenity. Wliat marked this quaint, small homestead ? — set back from the quiet village street — tucked away behind its garden-spot from the din of the world?
What made it different from others of its neighborhood and character? Was it just a notion of his (Mr. Gra- ham ...wondered) that made him feel that here was poetry pure and simple? — visible poetry?
With sensations of keen interest he lifted the knocker.
Edgar Poe himself opened the door and his captivating smile, cordial hand-clasp and words of warm, as well as courtly, greeting raised the visitor instantly from the ranks of the caller to the place of a friend. Mr. Gra- ham had met Edgar Poe before and had felt his charm, but he now told himself that to know him one must see him under his own roof, and in the character of host.
What to read after The Dreamer : a Romantic Rendering of the Life-Story of Edgar Allan Poe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanard, Mary Newton, 1865-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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