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very lonely when We got N the hous-
W. had 20 wait FOR about half an houI BE-
fore the room Was ready. The houss -
old and looks buggy The chsa pest board
I ever knew. ukinS into consideration
the central situation. wish kste tat
terins. the eat, could see ~ She would
faint
After describing the sumptuous fare
they had had at the boarding house thus
Ear Poe has this - say Of his personal
fortunes.
We have nov got ~ ~ left TO-morrow
I am going % try and borrow ~ - that
may have fortnight to go upon. feel
In excellent spirits and haven't drank
drop. - that I hope soon 10 get out 81
trouble The very Instant | scrape to-
Sether enough money | will send u on.
You can't ina CINE how much We both do
miss you Sissy had a hearty cry last
night bscau-s you and Catherine weren't
here We are resolved tn get two rooms
he first moment we can. In the meantims
Il - impossible We could he more com
Portable or more At home than we are. IL
ook- a. n ~ were going to clear up nov.
Be sure and go - the =. ~. and have my
etters forwarded. As soon a. I write
lnwelrs article will send ~ To you and get
vcu to get the money from Graham
II was not until the fall that Poe moved
40 Ia Fordham. where IN the next January
he wrote The Raven
Newspaper hoaxes were popular in
hose days Speaking Of this one one
u the older editions 81 Poe's works says
in a preface:
The rush for the sole paper which had
The news was something beyond even the
and IN fact. IL las some as-
sertJ the Victoria did not absolutely
accomplish the voyage recorded 10 would
10 difficult To assign a reason why IL
-hould not have accomplished it