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[Text: Edgar Allan Poe to Ezra Holden - August 26, 1843.]


Philadelphia

Saturday Morning

Aug. 26.

My Dr Holden,

I am obliged to go to Richmond for a few weeks, on pressing business, and all the money I can raise I am forced to take with me. I leave this note, however, with my mother-in-law, Mrs Clemm, who will hand it to you. If you can spare the amount for the article I left with you, please to do so & oblige,

Yours most truly

Edgar A Poe

Patterson, of The "Post," gave me, some weeks ago, for "The Black Cat", 20$. I presume the article you have is worth as much-- being longer &, I think, better.

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