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1Author:  Poe, Edgar Allan, 1809-1849Add
 Title:  Poe Collection: Letter from Edgar Allan Poe to John Allan, 1829 July 15  
 Published:  1999 
 Description: I have written you twice lately & have received no answer- I would not trouble you so often with my letters, but I am afraid that being up at the Byrd you might probably not have received them— I am very anxious to return home thro' Washington when I have every hope of being appointed for Sep-r & besides by being detained at Baltimore I am incurring unecessary expense as Grandmother is not in a situation to give me any accomodation— I sometimes am afraid that you are angry & perhaps you have reason to be—but if you will but put a little more confidence in me—I will endeavor to deserve it— I am sure no one can be more an xious, or would do more towards helping myself than I would—if I had any means of doing it— without your assistance, I have none—I am anxious to abide by your directions, if I knew what they were.
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