At one point in this work, the narrator sees several drops of a "ruby-colored fluid" fall into a goblet after hearing a "gentle foot-fall upon the carpet." The narrator tries to remember the beauty of the eyes of the title character, whom he met earlier in Germany. First published in American Museum Magazine, its protagonis
At one point in this work, the narrator sees several drops of a "ruby-colored fluid" fall into a goblet after hearing a "gentle foot-fall upon the carpet." The narrator tries to remember the beauty of the eyes of the title character, whom he met earlier in Germany. First published in American Museum Magazine, its protagonist moves to England, but not before his dying wife recites the poem "The Conqueror Worm." When his second wife, who hails from Tremaine, dies suddenly, the narrator makes an eerie discovery.  FTP, name this Edgar Allen Poe story in which the dead body of Lady Rowena transforms into that of the title character, the narrator's first wife and true love.
At one point in this work, the narrator sees several drops of a "ruby-colored fluid" fall into a goblet after hearing a "gentle foot-fall upon the carpet.
"Ligeia"