
My Friend Annabel Lee
by Mary MacLane
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About This Book
Published in 1903, this selection of dialogues by Mary MacLane entails a mystery of wondering who she is speaking with. Is it the statue she describes at first? Is it an imaginary friend? Is it the author’s alter-ego? Or perhaps, is it a friend she knows in-the-flesh whom the author wished no one to recognize the identity of? These questions are never truly answered for how could a statue send word by postal mail or know some of the deeper vulnerabilities of the author without her knowing them herself? In these talks between herself and Annabel Lee come glimmerings of another time, discussions...
Chapters (263)(click to expand)
- MY FRIEND ANNABEL LEE
- CONTENTS
- I THE COMING OF ANNABEL LEE
- II THE FLAT SURFACES OF THINGS
- III MY FRIEND ANNABEL LEE
- IV BOSTON
- V A SMALL HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY
- VI THE HALF-CONSCIOUS SOUL
- VII THE YOUNG-BOOKS OF TROWBRIDGE
- VIII “GIVE ME THREE GRAINS OF CORN, MOTHER!”
- IX RELATIVE
- X MINNIE MADDERN FISKE
- XI LIKE A STONE WALL
- XII TO FALL IN LOVE
- XIII WHEN I WENT TO THE BUTTE HIGH SCHOOL
- XIV “AND MARY MACLANE AND ME”
- XV A STORY OF SPOON-BILLS
- XVI A MEASURE OF SORROW
- XVII A LUTE WITH NO STRINGS
- XVIII ANOTHER VISION OF MY FRIEND ANNABEL LEE
- XIX THE ART OF CONTEMPLATION
- XX CONCERNING LITTLE WILLY KAATENSTEIN
- XXI A BOND OF SYMPATHY
- XXII THE MESSAGE OF A TENDER SOUL
- XXIII ME TO MY FRIEND ANNABEL LEE
- XXIV MY FRIEND ANNABEL LEE TO ME
- XXV THE GOLDEN RIPPLE
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