THE FACSIMILE TEXT SOCIETY
Series I: Language and literature
Volume 9
Al Aaraaf
by
Edgar Allan Poe
AL AARAAF
BY
EDGAR ALLAN POE
Reproduced from the Edition of 1829
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
- 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.
BY EDGAR A. POE.
BALTIMORE:
HATCH & DUNNING.
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?
DEDICATION.
Who drinks the deepest'—here's to him.
"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."
This work was published before January 1, 1927, and is in the public domain worldwide because the author died at least 100 years ago.