Al Aaraaf, Tamerlane and Minor Poems

by Edgar Allan Poe

THE FACSIMILE TEXT SOCIETY

Series I: Language and literature

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Volume 9

Al Aaraaf

by

Edgar Allan Poe

 

 

AL AARAAF
BY
EDGAR ALLAN POE

 

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Reproduced from the Edition of 1829

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WITH A BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE
BY
THOMAS OLLIVE MABBOTT

PUBLISHED FOR
THE FACSIMILE TEXT SOCIETY
BY
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY PRESS
NEW YORK : M · CM · XXXIII

 

 

Printed in the United States of America
by The National Process Company, New York

 

 

Chapters (not listed in original)

• Bibliographical Note
• 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

 

 

AL AARAAF,

TAMERLANE,

AND

MINOR POEMS.

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BY EDGAR A. POE.

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BALTIMORE:

HATCH & DUNNING.

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1829.

 

 

AL AARAAF.

 

 

[COPY RIGHT SECURED.]

[Matchett & Woods, printers.]

 

 

Entiendes, Fabio, lo que voi deciendo?
Toma, si, lo entendio: — Mientes, Fabio.

 

 

What has night to do with sleep?

Comus.

 

 

DEDICATION.

Who drinks the deepest'—here's to him.

Cleveland.

 

 

"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."