Edgar Allan Poe

A GENUINE DATE-STAMPED 1935 EDITION, NOW 89 YEARS OLD
INCLUDING 60 WORKS BY EDGAR ALLAN POE WITH OVER 500 PAGES
THE RAVEN, ANNABELLE LEE, TO HELEN, THE BELLS, LENORE, A DREAM WITHIN A DREAM, THE PIT & THE PENDULUM, THE RUE MORGUE, POEMS FROM HIS YOUTH, ALONE, TO ONE IN PARADISE, TO MY MOTHER, THE HAUNTED PALACE, PROSE TALES, THE LIFE OF POE, AND MORE
I HAVE LISTED EVERY WORK IN THIS BOOK BELOW FOR YOUR REVIEW; IT IS RATHER EXTENSIVE

This is a very extensive book of Poe's Poems and Tales with the edition of a biography of Poe as well as many extras not found in other editions. This lovely 1935 edition includes all of Poe's most monumental tales and poems with the edition of some seldom-seen works. Step into the haunting world of Edgar Allan Poe with this exquisite 1935 edition of his timeless masterpieces. This collection features a mesmerizing array of Poe's most famous works, including "The Raven," "Annabel Lee," "To Helen," "The Bells," "Lenore," "A Dream Within a Dream," "The Pit and the Pendulum," "The Murders in the Rue Morgue," as well as poems from his youth such as "Alone," "To One in Paradise," and "To My Mother."

Including Poe's dark and mysterious prose tales that will transport you to a world of gothic beauty and macabre fascination. Delve into "The Haunted Palace" and explore the depths of Poe's unparalleled imagination as he weaves tales of love, loss, madness, and the supernatural.

This edition also includes a detailed account of the life of Edgar Allan Poe, offering readers a glimpse into the tumultuous life of this literary genius. Discover the man behind the myths and legends, and gain a deeper understanding of the complexities that shaped Poe's unique and enduring body of work.

Whether you are a devoted fan of Poe's chilling tales or a newcomer to his mesmerizing world, this 1935 edition is a must-have addition to any literary collection. Lose yourself in the haunting beauty of Poe's words and experience the timeless allure of one of the greatest literary minds in history.

The overall condition of this book is good for being nearly 90 years old. It does have some normal wear and age associated with a book printed in the 1930s. This includes soma age, shelf wear, and handling use of the covers. The pages are naturally age-toned, and they display a light wave to the upper page margins, but it is only aesthetic. It is fully intact, complete, and well-bound.


CONTENTS
EDGAR ALLAN POE-INTRODUCTION, xiii
I. Student and Thinker, xvi
II. The Critic
III. The Literary Artist
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
I. Works
II. Biography
III. Criticism
IV. Bibliography, cxxxii
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
SELECTIONS

1. POEMS
Tamerlane, 3
Song—"I saw thee on thy bridal day," 10
Dreams, IO
Evening Star, 12
A Dream within a Dream, 12
"The happiest day, the happiest hour," 13
The Lake: To 14
Sonnet-To Science, 15
Al Aaraaf, 15
Romance, 28
Alone, 28
To Helen -"Helen, thy beauty is to me," 29
Israfel, 30
The City in the Sea, 31
The Sleeper, 33
Lenore, 35
The Coliseum, 36
To One in Paradise, 37
Hymn, 38
To F-S.S.D, 39
Bridal Ballad, 39
The Haunted Palace, 40
Sonnet-Silence, 42
The Conqueror Worm, 42
Dream-Land, 44
The Raven, 45
A Valentine, 50
To M. L. S 50
Ulalume A Ballad, 51
The Bells, 54
To Helen—"I saw thee once—once only— years ago,"
Eldorado, 59
For Annie, 6o
To my Mother, 63
Annabel Lee, 64

II. PROSE TALES
MS. Found in a Bottle, 66
"Berenice, 77
"Ligeia, 86
The Fall of the House of Usher, 103
The Rue Morgue, 123
Eleonora, 160
The Pit and the Pendulum, 167
The Gold-Bug, 183
The Cask of Amontillado, 221
Landor's Cottage, 228


III. CRITICISM
Letter to Mr. Drake and Halleck, 249
Tortesa, the Usurer, 283
Undine: A Miniature Romance, 286
Voices of the Night, 294
Night and Morning, 303
Macaulay's Essays, 318
Barnaby Rudge, 322
Ballads and Other Poems, 343
Twice-Told Tales, 357
The Philosophy of Composition, 365
The Poetic Principle, 378
From "Marginalia," 402

IV. PHILOSOPHY
The Colloquy of Monos and Una, 427
From "Eureka," 437
NOTES, 475
INDEX, 553