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  PREFACE.
  JOHN H. INGRAM.
  CONTENTS.
  MEMOIR
  POEMS OF LATER LIFE
  POEMS OF MANHOOD
  SCENES FROM "POLITIAN"
  POEMS OF YOUTH
  DOUBTFUL POEMS
  PROSE POEMS
  ESSAYS
  MEMOIR OF EDGAR ALLAN POE.
  JOHN H. INGRAM.
  WITH THE MOST ENTHUSIASTIC ADMIRATION AND
  PREFACE.
  1845. E.A.P.
  THE RAVEN.
  THE BELLS,
  I.
  II.
  III.
  IV.
  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.
  1. THE RAVEN
  2. THE BELLS
  I.
  II.
  3. ULALUME
  4. TO HELEN
  5. ANNABEL LEE
  6. A VALENTINE
  7. AN ENIGMA
  8. TO MY MOTHER
  9. FOR ANNIE
  10. TO F
  11. TO FRANCES S. OSGOOD
  12. ELDORADO
  13. EULALIE
  14. A DREAM WITHIN A DREAM
  15 TO MARIE LOUISE (SHEW)
  16. (2) TO MARIE LOUISE (SHEW)
  17. THE CITY IN THE SEA
  18. THE SLEEPER
  19. THE BRIDAL BALLAD
  LENORE.
  TO ONE IN PARADISE,
  THE COLISEUM.
  THE HAUNTED PALACE.
  THE CONQUEROR WORM.
  SILENCE.
  DREAMLAND.
  TO ZANTE.
  HYMN.
  NOTES.
  20. LENORE
  21. TO ONE IN PARADISE
  22. THE COLISEUM
  23. THE HAUNTED PALACE
  24. THE CONQUEROR WORM
  25. SILENCE
  26. DREAMLAND
  37. TO ZANTE
  28. HYMN
  I.
  II.
  III.
  IV.
  V.
  NOTE ON POLITIAN
  INTRODUCTION TO POEMS.--1831.
  LETTER TO MR. B--.
  "WEST POINT, 1831
  "DEAR B
  SONNET--TO SCIENCE.
  AL AARAAF. [1]
  PART I.
  PART II.
  TAMERLANE.
  TO HELEN.
  THE VALLEY OF UNREST.
  ISRAFEL. [1]
  TO
  TO
  TO THE RIVER
  SONG.
  SPIRITS OF THE DEAD.
  A DREAM.
  ROMANCE.
  FAIRYLAND.
  THE LAKE.
  EVENING STAR.
  IMITATION.
  "THE HAPPIEST DAY."
  HYMN TO ARISTOGEITON AND HARMODIUS.
  DREAMS.
  "IN YOUTH I HAVE KNOWN ONE."
  NOTES.
  AL AARAAF.
  ALONE.
  TO ISADORE.
  THE VILLAGE STREET.
  THE FOREST REVERIE.
  NOTES.
  THE ISLAND OF THE FAY.
  THE POWER OF WORDS.
  THE COLLOQUY OF MONOS AND UNA.
  THE CONVERSATION OF EIROS AND CHARMION.
  SHADOW.--A PARABLE.
  SILENCE.--A FABLE.
  THE POETIC PRINCIPLE.
  THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPOSITION.
  OLD ENGLISH POETRY. [1]

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