The Poe Cottage At Fordham
The Poe Cottage At Fordham
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The Bells, Annabel Lee, Ulalume, and Eureka, as well as some of his best fiction, were written there.
The closets on either side of the parlor fireplace are original parts of the structure. They doubtless held the poet's books when the poet himself was almost unknown. Now that he is known the ■ / / 10 THE POE COTTAGE AT FORDHAM world over, they are again devoted to his books in a growing collec- tion of various editions. In the parlor is a folding writing desk or traveling escritoire, once belo...nging to the Reverend Robert Bolton, of Pelham Priory, who was a contemporary and a distant connection of Edgar Allan Poe. This desk is very similar to the one used by Poe, though somewhat less in height. Poe's own rocking chair is the most important article in the room. Its companions, the little odd chairs and seats, are of his period, as also the small center table, the clock, the hanging book-shelves and the corner what-not.
These furnishings are in harmony with a contemporary descrip- tion of the contents of this room — "The sitting-room floor was laid with check matting: four chairs, a light stand, and a hanging book- shelf composed its furniture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Bells, Annabel Lee, Ulalume, and Eureka, as well as some of his best fiction, were written there.
The closets on either side of the parlor fireplace are original parts of the structure. They doubtless held the poet's books when the poet himself was almost unknown. Now that he is known the ■ / / 10 THE POE COTTAGE AT FORDHAM world over, they are again devoted to his books in a growing collec- tion of various editions. In the parlor is a folding writing desk or traveling escritoire, once belo...nging to the Reverend Robert Bolton, of Pelham Priory, who was a contemporary and a distant connection of Edgar Allan Poe. This desk is very similar to the one used by Poe, though somewhat less in height. Poe's own rocking chair is the most important article in the room. Its companions, the little odd chairs and seats, are of his period, as also the small center table, the clock, the hanging book-shelves and the corner what-not.
These furnishings are in harmony with a contemporary descrip- tion of the contents of this room — "The sitting-room floor was laid with check matting: four chairs, a light stand, and a hanging book- shelf composed its furniture.
What to read after The Poe Cottage At Fordham?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Pelham Bolton to read onlineMoreLess
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