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It has his good ones, and some surprising unknowns,
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This book includes a few of Poe's best, but if you're looking for a collection of his most popular/best, this is not it. It has a few, but not all. It does have some really good, unknown short stories of his though. He sure is creepy.
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Pierre Bon-Bon, Monsieur Bon-Bon, Brevet Brigadier General John, William Wilson, House of Usher, Signora Psyche Zenobia, Captain Mann, Hugh Tarpaulin, Lady of Tremaine, Miss Bas-Bleu, Joseph Glanvill, Miss Zenobia, Roderick Usher, Suky Snobbs New!
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Pierre Bon-Bon, Monsieur Bon-Bon, Brevet Brigadier General John, William Wilson, House of Usher, Signora Psyche Zenobia, Captain Mann, Hugh Tarpaulin, Lady of Tremaine, Miss Bas-Bleu, Joseph Glanvill, Miss Zenobia, Roderick Usher, Suky Snobbs New!
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