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Mr. Poe’s Reply to Mr. English and Others — July 10, 1846 — reading text
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little world in which he moves, in one sempiternal sneer or giggle!
Mr. Fuller has fine eyes — but he should put them to use. He should turn them inwardly. — He should contemplate in solemn meditation, that vast arena within his sinciput which it has pleased Heaven to fill with hasty pudding by way of brains. He needs, indeed self-study, self-examination — and for this end, he will not think of me officious if I recommend to his perusal Heinsius’ admirable treatise “On the Ass.”
EDGAR A. POE.