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Product Rating: Readability: Story: Member's Recommendation: Yes	revisiting the House of Usher... By: psyxx | Jun 02, 2005 11:22 AM But evil things, in robes of sorrow, Assailed the monarch’s high estate (Ah, let us mourn, for never morrow Shall dawn upon him, desolate!); And, round about his home, the glory That blushed... Read complete review |  Read 1117 times |  Comments (22)	Very Useful
Product Rating: Readability: Story: Member's Recommendation: Yes	This is frenzied fury of terror, tempest & diavolo By: sumit_only | Jan 18, 2007 09:41 AM Lyrics to a Def Leppard song go - "You can run but you can never hide..." or those of Pink Floyd went something like - "While the ivy grows over the door...". These inculcate in you... Read complete review |  Read 564 times |  Comments (24)	Very Useful
Product Rating: Readability: Story: Member's Recommendation: Yes	The Perverse Beauty of Insanity:Edgar Allan Poe. By: Gigi_biswas | Oct 19, 2008 02:26 AM Poe was writing in an age that believed in transcendatilism,of the power of human soul to achieve happiness in unification with the greater soul,and a general belief in goodness in human life.poe... Read complete review |  Read 1183 times |  Comments (8)	Very Useful
Product Rating: Readability: Story: Member's Recommendation: Yes	Tremendously Thrilling!! By: a_i_s_h_w_a_r_y_a | May 09, 2003 04:56 PM Always having been a bookworm,especially an avid reader of mysteries and horror Edgar Allen Poe has always been one of my personal all time favourites..not to mention that i was literally leaping with... Read complete review |  Read 4113 times |  Comments (5)	Very Useful

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Chills! Thrills! Frills! By: deja_vu | Aug 08, 2003 07:15 PM I invite thee, To be a part of ambiance so intense & gloomy; A journey that was; Never so kind to he & she. For you shalt not regret to be; A bleak & sombre, humming bee. Lost in... Read complete review |  Read 2563 times |  Comments (11)

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