The Last Letters of Edgar Allan Poe to Sarah Helen Whitman
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on the margin. — C. F. D.
Siitb Xetter 39 wrong? — If you value your happiness, Helen, beware of this woman. She did not cease her persecutions here. My poor Virginia who was continually tortured (although never deceived) by her anonjmious letters, on her death-bed declared that Mrs. E. had been her murderer. Have I not a right to hate this fiend and to caution you against her? You will now comprehend what I mean in saying that the only thing for which I found it impossible to forgive Mrs. O. w...as her reception of Mrs. E.
Be careful of your health, dearest Helen, and perhaps all wiU yet go well. Forgive me that I let these wrongs prey upon me — I did not so bitterly feel them vtntil they threatened to deprive me of you. I confess, too, that the insiilts of your mother and sister still rankle at my heart, — ^but for your dear sake I will endeavor to be cakn.
Your lines "To Arcturus" are truly beautifiol I would retain the Vergilian words — omitting the trans- lation. The first note leave out: — 6i Cygni has been proved nearer than Arcturus and Alpha Lyrae is presumably so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
on the margin. — C. F. D.
Siitb Xetter 39 wrong? — If you value your happiness, Helen, beware of this woman. She did not cease her persecutions here. My poor Virginia who was continually tortured (although never deceived) by her anonjmious letters, on her death-bed declared that Mrs. E. had been her murderer. Have I not a right to hate this fiend and to caution you against her? You will now comprehend what I mean in saying that the only thing for which I found it impossible to forgive Mrs. O. w...as her reception of Mrs. E.
Be careful of your health, dearest Helen, and perhaps all wiU yet go well. Forgive me that I let these wrongs prey upon me — I did not so bitterly feel them vtntil they threatened to deprive me of you. I confess, too, that the insiilts of your mother and sister still rankle at my heart, — ^but for your dear sake I will endeavor to be cakn.
Your lines "To Arcturus" are truly beautifiol I would retain the Vergilian words — omitting the trans- lation. The first note leave out: — 6i Cygni has been proved nearer than Arcturus and Alpha Lyrae is presumably so.
What to read after The Last Letters of Edgar Allan Poe to Sarah Helen Whitman?
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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