That poem in this story was written by a character who expresses a belief in the sentience of all vegetable life.
A poem within this story describes a "hideous throng" rushing out of the pearl-and-ruby-encrusted doors of a monarch's residence in a happy valley. That poem in this story was written by a character who expresses a belief in the sentience of all vegetable life. "The Haunted Palace" appears in this story in which the tale of Ethelred slaying a dragon, from the "Mad Trist" of Launcelot Canning, is read aloud by the narrator, before the reappearance of a figure who had been buried alive in the family vault. Lady Madeline frightens Roderick to death in, for 10 points, what Edgar Allan Poe story that ends with the sinking of the title building?
A poem within this story describes a "hideous throng" rushing out of the pearl-and-ruby-encrusted doors of a monarch's residence in a happy valley.
“The {Fall of the House of Usher}”