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008    721213s1938    nyu           000 m eng   
010       38027279 
019    685873 
035    (OCoLC)00274922 
035    (OCoLC)274922|z(OCoLC)685873 
040    DLC|beng|cDLC|dUBA|dOCLCQ|dOCLCG|dIBS 
049    WHPP 
050 00 PS2600|b.F38 
082 00 813.39 
100 1  Poe, Edgar Allan,|d1809-1849. 
240 10 Works.|f1938 
245 14 The complete tales and poems of Edgar Allan Poe /|cwith an
       introduction by Hervey Allen. 
264  1 New York :|bModern library|c[1938] 
300    xii, 1026 pages ;|c21 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 0  The Modern library of the world's best books 
500    "First Modern library giant edition." 
505 00 |tTales.|tThe unparalleled adventure of one Hans Pfaall --
       |tThe gold-bug --|tThe balloon-hoax --|tVon Kempelen and 
       his discovery --|tMesmeric revelation --|tThe facts in the
       case of M. Valdemar --|tThe thousand-and-second tale of 
       Scheherazade --|tMS. found in a bottle --|tA descent into 
       the maelström --|tThe murders in the rue morgue --|tThe 
       mystery of Marie Roget --|tThe purloined letter --|tThe 
       black cat --|tThe fall of the house of Usher --|tThe pit 
       and the pendulum --|tThe premature burial --|tThe masque 
       of the red death --|tThe cask of Amontillado --|tThe imp 
       of the perverse --|tThe island of the fay --|tThe oval 
       portrait --|tThe assignation --|tThe tell-tale heart --
       |tThe system of Doctor Tarr and Professor Fether --|tThe 
       literary life of Thingum Bob, esq. --|tHow to write a 
       blackwood article --|tA predicament --|tMystification --
       |tX-ing a paragrab --|tDiddling --|tThe angel of the odd -
       -|tMellonta Tauta --|tLoss of breath --|tThe man that was 
       used up --|tThe business man --|tMaelzel's chess-player --
       |tThe power of words --|tThe colloquy of Monos and Una --
       |tThe conversation of Eiros and Charmion --|tShadow--a 
       parable --|tSilence--a fable --|tPhilosophy of furniture -
       -|tA tale of Jerusalem --|tThe sphinx --|tThe man of the 
       crowd --|tNever bet the devil your head --|tThou art the 
       man --|tHop-frog --|tFour beasts in one; the homo-
       camelopard --|tWhy the little Frenchman wears his hand in 
       a sling --|tBon-bon --|tSome words with a mummy --|tReview
       of Stephens' Arabia Petræa --|tMagazine-writing--Peter 
       Snook --|tThe quacks of Helicon--a satire --|tAstoria --
       |tThe domain of Arnheim, or The landscape garden --
       |tLandor's cottage --|tWilliam Wilson --|tBerenice --
       |tEleonora --|tLigeia --|tMorella --|tMetzengerstein --|tA
       tale of the ragged mountains --|tThe spectacles --|tThe 
       Duc de L'Omelette --|tThe oblong box --|tKing pest --
       |tThree Sundays in a week --|tThe devil in the belfry --
       |tLionizing --|tNarrative of A. Gordon Pym. 
505 00 |tPoems.|tThe raven --|tLenore --|tHymn --|tA valentine --
       |tThe coliseum --|tTo Helen --|tTo -- --|tUlalume --|tThe 
       bells --|tAn enigma --|tAnnabel Lee --|tTo my mother --
       |tThe haunted palace --|tThe conquerer worm --|tTo F--S S.
       O--D --|tTo one in paradise --|tThe valley of unrest --
       |tThe city in the sea --|tThe sleeper --|tSilence --|tA 
       dream within a dream --|tDream-land --|tTo Zante --
       |tEulalie --|tEldorado --|tIsrafel --|tFor Annie --|tTo --
       --|tBridal ballad --|tTo F-- --|tScenes from Politian. 
505 00 |tPoems written in youth.|tSonnet--to science --|tAl 
       Aaraaf --|tTo the River -- --|tTamerlane --|tTo -- --|tA 
       dream --|tRomance --|tFairy-land --|tThe Lake -- to -- --
       |tSong --|tTo M. L. S-- --|tSpirits of the dead --|tTo 
       Helen --|tEvening star --|tThe happiest day --|tImitation 
       --|tHymn to Aristogeiton and Harmodius, translation from 
       the Greek --|tDreams --|tIn youth I have known one --|tA 
       Paean --|tTo Isadore --|tAlone. 
650  0 Horror tales, American. 
650  0 Fantasy poetry, American. 
994    02|bWHP