AL AARAAF,
TAMERLANE,
AND
MINOR POEMS.
BY EDGAR A. POE.
BALTIMORE:
HATCH & DUNNING.
1829.
[COPY RIGHT SECURED.]
[Matchett & Woods, printers.]
Entiendes, Fabio, lo que voi deciendo?
Toma, si, lo entendio: — Mientes,
Fabio.
AL AARAAF.
What has night to do with sleep?
DEDICATION.
Who drinks the deepest'—here's to him.
"A star was discovered by Tycho Brahe which burst forth, in a moment, with a splendor surpassing that of Jupiter—then gradually faded away and became invisible to the naked eye."
Chapters(not individually listed)
- Untitled
- Al Aaraaf
- Tamerlane
- Romance
- 1. To ——
- 2. To ——
- 3. To ——
- To The River ——
- The Lake — To ——
- Spirits of the Dead
- A Dream
- To M——
- Fairy-Land
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