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1845-04-09
Newspaper printing of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Raven, preserving this edition’s text.
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An 1845 newspaper printing of The Raven, credited to Edgar A. Poe, Esq. The poem runs through columns 3 and 4. Stanza 13 contains only five lines in this printing; its omitted line is not supplied from another edition.
AI-assisted transcription visually checked by Codex against all 18 stanzas in this scan; no independent human proofread. Newspaper line wraps, spacing, type emphasis, quotation marks and punctuation regularized for reading. Edition wording retained; the scan remains authoritative for exact typography and faint punctuation. Complete headings and all printed stanzas included; column continuations rejoined. This printing omits the line beginning “But whose velvet violet lining” in stanza 13; the omitted line is not silently supplied.
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Download ↓AI-assisted transcription visually checked by Codex against all 18 stanzas in this scan; no independent human proofread. Newspaper line wraps, spacing, type emphasis, quotation marks and punctuation regularized for reading. Edition wording retained; the scan remains authoritative for exact typography and faint punctuation. Complete headings and all printed stanzas included; column continuations rejoined. This printing omits the line beginning “But whose velvet violet lining” in stanza 13; the omitted line is not silently supplied.
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Download ↓Poe, Edgar Allan. “The Raven.” The Cadiz Sentinel, 1845-04-09, p. 1, col(s). 3–4. Library of Congress, Chronicling America.
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