...you ! My heart never wronged you. I place you in my esteem — in all solemnity — beside the friend of my boyhood — the mother of my schoolfellow, of...sake. I will try to overcome my grief for the sake of your unselfish care of me in the past, and in life or death, I am ever yours gratefully and devotedly,...

...you. My heart never wronged you. I place you in my esteem — in all solemnity — beside the friend of my boyhood ' — the mother of my schoolfellow,...sake. I will try to overcome my grief for the sake of your unselfish care of me in the past, and in life or death, I am ever yours gratefully and devotedly,...

...hurt you. My heart never wronged you. I place you in my esteem—in all solemnity—beside the friend of my boyhood '—the mother of my schoolfellow, of...sake. I will try to overcome my grief for the sake of your unselfish care of me in the past, and in life or death, I am ever yours gratefully and devotedly,...

...you. My heart never wronged you. I place you in my esteem — in all solemnity — beside the friend of my boyhood — the mother of my school-fellow,...sake. I will try to overcome my grief for the sake of your unselfish care of me in the past, and in life or death, I am ever yours gratefully and devotedly,...

...you. My heart never wronged you. I place you in my esteem — in all solemnity — beside the friend of my boyhood — the mother of my schoolfellow, of...sake. I will try to overcome my grief for the sake of your unselfish care of me in the past, and in life or death, I am ever yours gratefully and devotedly,...

...p. 294) as " the first purely ideal love of my soul," and in a letter to Mrs. Shew (ibid., p. 300) as " the truest, tenderest of this world's most womanly...souls, and an angel to my forlorn and darkened nature," died on April 28, 1824, leaving the poet a disconsolate worshipper of her memory; and " for months...

...you. My heart never wronged you. I place you in my esteem — in all solemnity — beside the friend of my boyhood — the mother of my school-fellow,...whom I told you, and as I have repeated in the poem. It has been assumed that Lenore was a further expression of this boyish bereavement. In its original...

.... . My heart never wronged yon. I place you in my esteem — in all solemnity — beside the friend of my boyhood — the mother of my schoolfellow, of whom I told you . . .as the truest, tenderest of this world's most womanly souls, and an angel to my forlorn and darkened...

...you. My heart never wronged you. I place you in my esteem— in all solemnity— beside the friend of my boyhood— the mother of my schoolfellow, of...whom I told you, and as I have repeated in the poem, "The Beloved Physician," as the truest, tenderest of this world's most womanly souls, and an angel...

...esteem in all solemnity beside the friend of my boyhood, the mother of my schoolfellow [Mrs. Stanard] of whom I told you, and as I have repeated in the poem the "Beloved Physician," as the truest, tenderest of the world's most womanly souls, and an angel to...