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    Complete Collection of Edgar Allan Poe - 170+ eBooks (Complete Tales, Poems, Novels, Essays, Miscellaneous, Play)

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    Complete Collection of Edgar Allan Poe's Tales, Poems, Novels, Essays, Miscellaneous, Play

    What's Included:

    THE TALES

    Metzengerstein
    The Duc De L'omelette
    A Tale Of Jerusalem
    Loss Of Breath
    Bon-Bon
    Ms Found In A Bottle
    The Assignation
    Berenice
    Morella
    Lionizing
    The Unparalleled Adventures Of One Hans Pfaal
    King Pest
    Shadow—A Parable
    Four Beasts In One—The Homo-Cameleopard
    Mystification
    Silence—A Fable
    Ligeia
    How To Write A Blackwood Article
    A Predicament
    The Devil In The Belfry
    The Man That Was Used Up
    The Fall Of The House Of Usher
    William Wilson
    The Conversation Of Eiros And Charmion
    Why The Little Frenchman Wears His Hand In A
    Sling
    The Business Man
    The Man Of The Crowd
    The Murders In The Rue Morgue
    A Descent Into The Maelström
    The Island Of The Fay
    The Colloquy Of Monos And Una
    Never Bet The Devil Your Head
    Eleonora
    Three Sundays In A Week
    The Oval Portrait
    The Masque Of The Red Death
    The Landscape Garden
    The Mystery Of Marie Rogêt
    The Pit And The Pendulum
    The Tell-Tale Heart
    The Gold-Bug
    The Black Cat
    Diddling
    The Spectacles
    A Tale Of The Ragged Mountains
    The Premature Burial
    Mesmeric Revelation
    The Oblong Box
    The Angel Of The Odd
    Thou Art The Man
    The Literary Life Of Thingum Bob, Esq
    The Purloined Letter
    The Thousand-And-Second Tale Of Scheherazade
    Some Words With A Mummy
    The Power Of Words
    The Imp Of The Perverse
    The System Of Doctor Tarr And Professor Fether
    The Facts In The Case Of M Valdemar
    The Sphinx
    The Cask Of Amontillado
    The Domain Of Arnheim
    Mellonta Tauta
    Hop-Frog
    Von Kempelen And His Discovery
    X-Ing A Paragraph
    Landor's Cottage

    THE POEMS

    Introduction To “Poems"
    O, Tempora! O, Mores!
    Tamerlane
    Song
    Dreams
    Spirits Of The Dead
    Evening Star
    Imitation
    Stanzas
    A Dream
    The Happiest Day
    The Lake —— To——
    To Margaret
    Alone
    Sonnet—To Science
    Al Aaraaf
    Romance
    To ——
    To The River——
    To M——
    Fairy-Land
    To Isaac Lea
    An Acrostic
    Elizabeth
    To Helen
    Israfel
    The City In The Sea
    The Sleeper
    A Pæan
    The Valley Of Unrest
    Enigma
    Fanny
    The Coliseum
    Serenade
    To One In Paradise
    Hymn
    May Queen Ode [Fragment]
    Spiritual Song
    Latin Hymn
    Bridal Ballad
    To Zante
    The Haunted Palace
    Silence
    Lines On Joe Locke
    The Conqueror Worm
    Lenore
    A Campaign Song
    Dream-Land
    Impromptu To Kate Carol
    To F——
    Eulalie
    Epigram For Wall Street
    The Raven
    The Divine Right Of Kings
    To Frances S Osgood
    A Valentine
    Beloved Physician
    Deep In Earth
    To Marie Louise (Shew)
    Ulalume
    Lines On Ale
    To Marie Louise (Shew)
    An Enigma
    To Helen
    A Dream Within A Dream
    Eldorado
    For Annie
    To My Mother
    Annabel Lee
    The Bells

    THE NOVELS

    Narrative Of A Gordon Pym
    The Journal Of Julius Rodman

    THE ESSAYS

    Palæstine
    Maelzel's Chess-Player
    Letter To B——
    American Novel-Writing
    The Capitol At Washington
    Instinct Vs Reason—A Black Cat
    The Philosophy Of Furniture
    Morning On The Wissahiccon
    Some Account Of Stonehenge,
    Druidical Ruin In England
    A Few Words On Secret Writing
    Exordium
    Eureka : A Prose Poem
    The Rationale Of Verse
    The Poetic Principle

    THE MISCELLANEOUS

    Autography—Part 1
    Autography—Part 2
    Marginalia
    The Literati
    Fifty Suggestions

    THE PLAY

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    Release dateOct 23, 2014
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