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After 7 October 1833

Latrobe to Charles Chauncey Burr, 7 Dec. 1852

When he warmed up, he was most eloquent. He spoke, at that time, with eager action: and although, to judge from his outward man, the world was then going hard with him, and his look was blaze [blase?], yet his appearance was forgotten, as he seemed to forget the world around him, as wild fancy, logical truth, mathematical analysis, and wonderful combinations of fact flowed, in strange commingling, from his lips, in words choice and appropriate as though the result of the closest study.1 Thomas, Dwight, and David K. Jackson, The Poe Log: A Documentary Life of Edgar Allan Poe 1809-1849. New York: G. K. Hall & Co., 1987.

 

June 1835

Hans Phaall

 

Autography 1

SLM February 1836

 

Autography 2

SLM August 1836

 

Autography 3