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[Text: Edgar Allan Poe to John Neal - June 3, 1840.]


Philadelphia. June 4. [June 3.]

My Dear Sir

As you gave me the first jog in my literary career, you are in a measure bound to protect me & keep me rolling. I therefor now ask you to aid me with your influence, in whatever manner your experience shall suggest.

It strikes me that I never write you except to ask a favor, but my friend Thomas will assure you that I bear you always in mind -- holding you in the highest respect and esteem.

Most ruly yours

Edgar A Poe

John Neal Esqr

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