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THE WORKS OF

EDGAR ALLAN POE

IN FIVE VOLUMES

Contents
Philosophy of Furniture
A Tale of Jerusalem
The Sphinx
Hop Frog
The Man of the Crowd
Never Bet the Devill Your Head
Thou Art the Man
Why the Little Frenchman Wears his Hand in a Sling Bon-Bon
Some words with a Mummy
The Poetic Principle
Old English Poetry

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THE WORKS OF
EDGAR ALLAN
IN FIVE VOLUMES
  POEMS
  PHILOSOPHY OF FURNITURE.
  A TALE OF JERUSALEM
  THE SPHINX
  HOP-FROG
  THE MAN OF THE CROWD.
  THOU ART THE MAN
  "H., F., B., & CO."
  WHY THE LITTLE FRENCHMAN WEARS HIS HAND IN A SLING
  BON-BON.
  SOME WORDS WITH A MUMMY.
  PONNONNER.
  OLD ENGLISH POETRY
  THE NOBLEST OF HER SEX
  THE AUTHOR OF
  "THE DRAMA OF EXILE"
  MISS ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
  OF ENGLAND
  I DEDICATE THIS VOLUME
  WITH THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC ADMIRATION AND WITH
  THE MOST SINCERE ESTEEM
  PREFACE
  THE RAVEN.
  THE BELLS.
  ULALUME
  TO HELEN
  ANNABEL LEE.
  A VALENTINE.
  AN ENIGMA
  TO MY MOTHER
  FOR ANNIE
  TO F----.
  TO FRANCES S. OSGOOD
  ELDORADO.
  EULALIE
  A DREAM WITHIN A DREAM
  TO MARIE LOUISE (SHEW)
  TO MARIE LOUISE (SHEW)
  THE CITY IN THE SEA.
  THE SLEEPER.
  BRIDAL BALLAD.
  NOTES
  I.
  POEMS OF MANHOOD
  TO ONE IN PARADISE.
  THE COLISEUM.
  THE HAUNTED PALACE.
  THE CONQUEROR WORM.
  SILENCE
  DREAM-LAND
  HYMN
  TO ZANTE
  SCENES FROM "POLITIAN"
  AN UNPUBLISHED DRAMA.
  ROME. -- A
  NOTE
  POEMS OF YOUTH
  INTRODUCTION TO POEMS--1831
  LETTER TO MR. B--.
  "DEAR B . . . . . . . . .
  SONNET -- TO SCIENCE
  AL AARAAF
  O ! NOTHING
  TAMERLANE
  TO HELEN
  THE VALLEY OF UNREST
  ISRAFEL
  TO
  TO
  TO THE RIVER
  SONG
  SPIRITS OF THE DEAD
  A DREAM
  ROMANCE
  FAIRY-LAND
  EVENING STAR
  "THE HAPPIEST DAY."
  I
  III
  IV
  V
  VI
  IMITATION
  HYMN TO ARISTOGE1TON AND HARMODIUS
  I
  II
  III
  IV
  DREAMS
  "IN YOUTH I HAVE KNOWN ONE"
  II.
  III.
  IV.
  V.
  VI.
  VII.
  VIII.
  IX.
  X.
  XII.
  NOTES
  AL AARAAF
  DOUBTFUL POEMS
  TO ISADORE
  I
  II
  III
  IV
  V
  THE VILLAGE STREET
  THE FOREST REVERIE
  NOTES

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