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The Fall of the House of Usher Study Guide

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by Edgar Allan Poe
About 53 pages (15,787 words)
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  Author Biography

  About the Author

  Plot Summary

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As the narrator comes to the House of Usher, he is filled with an inexplicable and overwhelming sense of gloom and foreboding. Nothing he does, no stretch of his imagination, can erase his black mood. (read more)
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  Critical Overview

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