frontispiece


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THE BELLS AND OTHER POEMS


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THE BELLS

and other Poems


WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY


illustration of Poe by Dulac, 1912


HODDER AND STOUGHTON

NEW YORK AND LONDON


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A French translation of this work is
published, and the exhibition and sale
of this edition in France is prohibited


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CONTENTS


The Bells 1
Eulalie—A Song 2
Annabel Lee 3
Sonnet—Silence 4
The Raven 5
To one in Paradise 6
Lenore 7
Dreams 8
To Helen (I saw thee once—once only—years ago) 9
The Haunted Palace 10
A Dream within a Dream 11
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The City in the Sea 12
To F—— 13
The Sleeper 14
Ulalume 15
Romance 16
Sonnet—to Science 17
Eldorado 18
To M.—— (O! I care not that my earthly lot) 19
The Conqueror Worm 20
Sonnet—To Zante 21
To M.L.S.—— 22
To the River—— 23
A Dream 24
Al Aaraaf 25
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To F——s S. O——d 26
Bridal Ballad 27
To my Mother 28
To Helen (Helen, thy beauty is to me) 29
The Valley of Unrest 30
The Lake—To—— 31
The Happiest Day, the Happiest Hour 32
Catholic Hymn 33
To —— —— (Not long ago, the writer of these lines) 34
Evening Star 35
Stanzas 36
Spirits of the Dead 37
Israfel 38
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Song (I saw thee on thy bridal day) 39
To—— (The bowers whereat, in dreams, I see) 40
Fairy-land 41
The Coliseum 42
Dreamland 43
For Annie 44
Alone 45
Tamerlane 46


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ILLUSTRATIONS

The Bells .... Frontispiece

The Bells ..... 2

The Bells ..... 3

Annabel Lee ... 4

Silence . . . . .5

The Raven . .6

To One in Paradise . . . 7

Lenore .....

To Helen .... 9

Haunted Palace . . .10

​The City in the Sea . . . .11

The Sleeper . . . .12

Ulalume . . . . .13

Eldorado . . . . .14

The Conqueror Worm . . . i c

To the River . . . .16

Al Aaraaf . . . .17

Al Aaraaf . . . .18

Bridal Ballad . . . .19

To He/en . . . . .20

The Valley of Unrest . . .21

To —— —— (Mrs. Marie Louise Shew) . 22

Israfel . . . .27

​Fairy-land . . . . .24

Dreamland . . . 25

Alone . . . 26

Tamerlane . . . . 27

Tamerlane . 28

This work was published before January 1, 1927, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.

 
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