The Life of Edgar Allan Poe: Personal And Literary, With His Chief ... 1
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I have underscored the word "anxious" be- cause I really mean what I say, and because, about a fortnight ago, I made to the Hon. N. C.
Brooks, A. M., a request just such as I now THE PENN MAGAZINE 271 make to yourself. He did not reply; and I, ex- pecting of course the treatment which one gentle- man naturally expects from another, have been put to the greatest inconvenience by the daily but fruitless expectation.
Very truly & respectfully yours, Edgar A. Poe.
On the back of this letter was pri...nted the pro- spectus of "The Penn Magazine," which forms the basis of Poe's many subsequent notices of a similar kind, and explains the aims and purposes that he continued to cherish as peculiarly his own. It read as follows : — PROSPECTUS OP THE PENN MAGAZINE, A MONTHLY LITERARY JOURNAL, To be edited and published in the city of Philadelphia, By Edgar A. Poe.
To THE Public. — Since resigning the con- duct of the "Southern Literary Messenger," at the commencement of its third year, I have always had in view the establishment of a Mag- azine which should retain some of the chief 272 EDGAR ALLAN POE features of that journal, abandoning or greatly modifying the rest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have underscored the word "anxious" be- cause I really mean what I say, and because, about a fortnight ago, I made to the Hon. N. C.
Brooks, A. M., a request just such as I now THE PENN MAGAZINE 271 make to yourself. He did not reply; and I, ex- pecting of course the treatment which one gentle- man naturally expects from another, have been put to the greatest inconvenience by the daily but fruitless expectation.
Very truly & respectfully yours, Edgar A. Poe.
On the back of this letter was pri...nted the pro- spectus of "The Penn Magazine," which forms the basis of Poe's many subsequent notices of a similar kind, and explains the aims and purposes that he continued to cherish as peculiarly his own. It read as follows : — PROSPECTUS OP THE PENN MAGAZINE, A MONTHLY LITERARY JOURNAL, To be edited and published in the city of Philadelphia, By Edgar A. Poe.
To THE Public. — Since resigning the con- duct of the "Southern Literary Messenger," at the commencement of its third year, I have always had in view the establishment of a Mag- azine which should retain some of the chief 272 EDGAR ALLAN POE features of that journal, abandoning or greatly modifying the rest.
What to read after The Life of Edgar Allan Poe: Personal And Literary, With His Chief ... 1?
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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