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Great Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe
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EdgarAllanPoe
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0743467469
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| 页数 |
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457
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小32开
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| 封面形式 |
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简裝本
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| 出版社 |
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Pocket
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2004-12-1
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238
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Borntoanunfortunateheritage,orphaned,unsympatheticallyraised,andthenabandoned,EdgarAllanPoestruggledforgreatnessinanadversesocialandconomicclimate--asettingnotimprovedbyhisfierytemperamentandcausticcriticismofothers.Poe'smelancholybrilliance,hispassionatelyricism,andhistormentedsoulwouldmakehimoneofthemostwidelyreadandoriginalwritersinAmericanliterature.Here,inonevolume,arehisclassicshortworks:masterpiecesofhorror,terror,humor,andadventure--andthefinestlyricandnarrativepoetryofthisill-fatedgeniuswhoseinfluenceonbothproseandversecontinuestothisday.
PocketBooks'EnrichedClassicspresentthegreatworksofworldliteratureenhancedforthecontemporaryreader.ThiseditionofGreatTalesAndPoemsOfEdgarAllanPoecontainstheoriginalPocketBooksintroduction,firstpublishedin1951,alongwithanupdatedselectionofcriticalexcerpts,andsuggestionsforfurtherreadings.
作者简介
EdgarAllanPoe，Borntoanunfortunateheritage,orphanedattheageofthree,unsympatheticallyraisedandthenabandoned,EdgarAllanPoestroveforimmortailityevenashesufferedfromcripplingboutsofdepressionandmalaise,anddiedinmiserablecircumstancesin1849,probablyfromtheeffectsofaheartattack.
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INTRODUCTION
Tales
TheTell-TaleHeart
TheCaskofAmontillado
Hop-Frog
TheBlackCat
Ligeia
TheOvalPortrait
TheMasqueoftheRedDeath
TheFalloftheHouseofUsher
TheMurdersintheRueMorgue
TheMysteryofMarieRoget
ThePurlinedLetter
TheGold-Bug
Shadow-AParable
MSFoundinaBottle
ADescentintotheMaelstrom
ThePitandthePendulum
TheSphinx
TheManoftheCrowd
TheSystemofDoctorTarrandProfessorFether
WilliamWilsom
Poems
TheRaven
Lenore
ToHelen
Ulaume
TheBells
AnnabelLee
TheHauntedPalace
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BIOGRAPHICALNOTE
CRITICALEXCERPTS
SUGGESTIONSFORFURTHERREADING
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CHARLESDICKENS(1812-70).RenainingthemostwidelyreadoftheVictoriannovelists,CharlesDickensisunsurpassedinhiscreationofdistinctivelycruel,comicandrepugnantcharacters.
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