The Works of Edgar Allan Poe

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  “Youwillsaynow,ofcourse,thatIdreamed;butnotso。WhatIsawwhatIheardwhatIfeltwhatIthoughthadaboutitnothingoftheunmistakableidiosyncrasyofthedream。Allwasrigorouslyself-consistent。Atfirst,doubtingthatIwasreallyawake,Ienteredintoaseriesoftests,whichsoonconvincedmethatIreallywas。Now,whenonedreams,and,inthedream,suspectsthathedreams,thesuspicionneverfailstoconfirmitself,andthesleeperisalmostimmediatelyaroused。ThusNovaliserrsnotinsayingthat’wearenearwakingwhenwedreamthatwedream。’HadthevisionoccurredtomeasIdescribeit,withoutmysuspectingitasadream,thenadreamitmightabsolutelyhavebeen,but,occurringasitdid,andsuspectedandtestedasitwas,Iamforcedtoclassitamongotherphenomena。”

  “InthisIamnotsurethatyouarewrong。”observedDr。Templeton,“butproceed。Youaroseanddescendedintothecity。”

  “Iarose。”continuedBedloe,regardingtheDoctorwithanairofprofoundastonishment“Iarose,asyousay,anddescendedintothecity。OnmywayIfellinwithanimmensepopulace,crowdingthrougheveryavenue,allinthesamedirection,andexhibitingineveryactionthewildestexcitement。Verysuddenly,andbysomeinconceivableimpulse,Ibecameintenselyimbuedwithpersonalinterestinwhatwasgoingon。IseemedtofeelthatIhadanimportantparttoplay,withoutexactlyunderstandingwhatitwas。

  Againstthecrowdwhichenvironedme,however,Iexperiencedadeepsentimentofanimosity。Ishrankfromamidthem,and,swiftly,byacircuitouspath,reachedandenteredthecity。Hereallwasthewildesttumultandcontention。Asmallpartyofmen,cladingarmentshalf-Indian,half-European,andofficeredbygentlemeninauniformpartlyBritish,wereengaged,atgreatodds,withtheswarmingrabbleofthealleys。Ijoinedtheweakerparty,armingmyselfwiththeweaponsofafallenofficer,andfightingIknewnotwhomwiththenervousferocityofdespair。Weweresoonoverpoweredbynumbers,anddriventoseekrefugeinaspeciesofkiosk。Herewebarricadedourselves,and,forthepresentweresecure。Fromaloop-holenearthesummitofthekiosk,Iperceivedavastcrowd,infuriousagitation,surroundingandassaultingagaypalacethatoverhungtheriver。Presently,fromanupperwindowofthisplace,theredescendedaneffeminate-lookingperson,bymeansofastringmadeoftheturbansofhisattendants。Aboatwasathand,inwhichheescapedtotheoppositebankoftheriver。

  “Andnowanewobjecttookpossessionofmysoul。Ispokeafewhurriedbutenergeticwordstomycompanions,and,havingsucceededingainingoverafewofthemtomypurposemadeafranticsallyfromthekiosk。Werushedamidthecrowdthatsurroundedit。Theyretreated,atfirst,beforeus。Theyrallied,foughtmadly,andretreatedagain。Inthemeantimewewerebornefarfromthekiosk,andbecamebewilderedandentangledamongthenarrowstreetsoftall,overhanginghouses,intotherecessesofwhichthesunhadneverbeenabletoshine。Therabblepressedimpetuouslyuponus,harrassinguswiththeirspears,andoverwhelminguswithflightsofarrows。Theselatterwereveryremarkable,andresembledinsomerespectsthewrithingcreeseoftheMalay。Theyweremadetoimitatethebodyofacreepingserpent,andwerelongandblack,withapoisonedbarb。Oneofthemstruckmeupontherighttemple。Ireeledandfell。Aninstantaneousanddreadfulsicknessseizedme。IstruggledI

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