PH Wilson Reads Edgar Allan Poe's "Tell-Tale Heart and the Raven"

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In our second episode PH Wilson reads The Oval Portrait “1:28” The Tell-Tale Heart “9:56” and The Raven “23:39” by Edgar Allan Poe. These three tales highlight Edgar Allan’s gothic style as well each one exhibits his forlorn and lamenting prose at its best. Enjoy.

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