1) Burger ballad 2) Doubly dead Poe title girl 3) English girl name 4) German-language literature 5) Heroine of The Raven 6) Lady in a Poe poem 7) Lost love in The Raven 8) Lost love of verse 9) Lost woman of verse 10) Maiden in The Raven 11) Miss Ulric 12) Name immortalized by poe 13) Name in The Raven
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`Lenore` is a poem by the American author Edgar Allan Poe. It began as a different poem, `A Paean`, and was not published as `Lenore` until 1843. ==Analysis == The poem discusses proper decorum in the wake of the death of a young woman, described as `the queenliest dead that ever died so young`. The poem concludes: `No dirge shall I uprai...
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(from the article `Bürger, Gottfried August`) In 1773 Bürger published the ballad `Lenore,` a spectral romance in which a ghostly rider, posing as Lenore`s dead lover, carries her away on a ...
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(from the article `Holtei, Karl von`) ...vividly described in his autobiography, Vierzig Jahre (1843–50; `Forty Years`). Two of his best plays, Der Alte Freiherr (1825; `The Old Baron`) ...
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Lenore is an English name for girls. The meaning is `light, torch, sunray` The name Lenore is most commonly given to American girls. It is short for: Eleonora, Eleanor What do they use in other countries? Lian (Chinese) Ilya (Russian) Lior Elon El Elia (Italian) Iliane Ilane Ilia (German, English) Elin (Icelandic) Nore (Dutch) Elyn Eliana (Italian,...
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