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"The Harp of Alfred" (poem)
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"Futility" (1, poem)
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"The Singer in the Mist"
(1, poem)
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"Solomon Kane’s Homecoming"
(1, poem)
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"Moon Mockery" (poem)
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"The King and the Oak" (poem)
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"Recompense" (poem)
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"Always Comes Evening" (poem)
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"The Ghost Kings" (poem)
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"The Last Hour" (poem)
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"Which Will Scarcely be Understood"
(poem)
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"Lines Written in the Realization
that I Must Die" (poem)
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Non-REH Contents (All poems)
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"Introduction"by August
Derleth
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"The Twa Corbies"
by Anonymous
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"A Lyke-Wake Dirge"
by Anonymous
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"William and Marjorie"
by Anonymous
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"The Wee Wee Man"
by Anonymous
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"The Wife of
Usher’s Well" by Anonymous
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"Fair Eleanor" by William
Blake
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"Address to
the Deil" by Robert Burns
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"Tam o’ Shanter”
by Robert Burns
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"Death
and Doctor Hornbook" by Robert Burns
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"Kilmeny"
by James Hogg
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"The Eve
of St. John" by Sir Walter Scott
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"Kubla
Kahn" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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"Phantom" by Samuel Taylor
Coleridge
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"The Lake
of the Dismal Swamp" by Thomas Moore
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"The Hand of Glory" by Richard
Harris Barham
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"The Erl King" by Johann Wolfgang
von Goethe
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"La Belle Dame Sans Merci" by
John Keats
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"The Haunted House" by
Thomas Hood
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"The Dream of Eugene Aram"
by Thomas Hood
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"Pompey’s Ghost" by Thomas
Hood
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"The Ghost" by Thomas Hood
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"The Phantom-Wooer" by
Thomas Lovell Beddoes
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"The Ghosts’ Moonshine"
by Thomas Lovell Beddoes
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"The Phantom Ship" by
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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"The Legend of Rabbi Ben Levi"
by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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"The Ghosts" by Henry Wadsworth
Longfellow
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”The Raven" by Edgar
Allan Poe
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"Dream-Land" by Edgar
Allan Poe
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"Ulalume" by Edgar Allan Poe
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"Rizpah" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson
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"A Lowland Witch Ballad" by
William Bell Scott
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"The Legend of the Glaive" by
J. Sheridan LeFanu
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"The Weird Lady" by Charles
Kingsley
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"The Sands of Dee" by Charles
Kingsley
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"Keith of Ravelston" by Sidney
Thompson Dobell
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"The Witch Bride" by
William Allingham
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"The Fairies" by William Allingham
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"The Flying Dutchman" by Charles
Godfrey Leland
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"The Lost Steamship"
by Fitz-James O’Brien
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"The Three Gannets" by
Fitz-James O’Brien
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"The Demon of the Gibbet"by
Fitz-James O’Brien
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"Sister Helen" by Dante Gabriel
Rossetti
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"Goblin Market" by Christina
Rossetti
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"The Ghost’s Petition" by Christina
Rossetti
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"The City of Dreadful Night"
by James Thompson
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"The Wind" by William Morris
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"The Highwayman’s Ghost" by
Richard Garnett
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"The Ballad of Judas Iscariot"
by Robert Buchanan
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"The Song of the Ghost" by A.P.
Graves
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"A Glimpse of Pan" by
James Whitcomb Riley
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"The Witch of Erkmurden" by
James Whitcomb Riley
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"A Windy Night" by Lizette
Woodworth Reese
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"Roads" by Lizette Woodworth
Reese
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"An April Ghost" by Lizette
Woodworth Reese
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"Bitters" by Lizette Woodworth
Reese
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"The True Lover" by A.E. Housman
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"Lazarus" by Jose Asunción
Silva
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"All Soul’s Night" by
Dora Sigerson Shorter
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"The Fair Little Maiden"
by Dora Sigerson Shorter
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"The Fetch" by Dora Sigerson
Shorter
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"The Fairy Thorn-Tree" by Dora
Sigerson Shorter
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"Luke Havergal" by Edwin Arlington
Robinson
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"The Superstitous Ghost" by
Arthur Guiterman
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"The Listeners" by Walter
de la Mare
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"The Little Green Orchard"
by Walter de la Mare
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"The Ghost" by Walter de la
Mare
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"A Dracula of the Hills"
by Amy Lowell
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"The Paper in the Gate-Legged
Table" by Amy Lowell
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"Haunted" by Amy Lowell
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"The Witch of Coös"by Robert
Frost
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"The Little Dead Child" by Josephine
Daskam Bacor
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"Dave Lilly" by Joyce Kilmer
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"The Sorceress of the Moon" by
William Rose Benét
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Edited by August
Derleth
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2634 copies printed
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Mark Owings in their tome, The Science-Fantasy Publishers, there are
two states to the dust jacket, but not to the book.
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and has a new and updated back jacket ad. Please note that there are two
states only of the jacket, not the book. An errata slip was also printed
at the same time as the new jackets and included with later copies of the
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