...Thomas H. McNeal Copyright © 1950 by Duke University Press 1950 ∗ Read at the American Literature section of the South Atlantic MLA meeting, November, 1948. POE’S ZENOBIA : AN EARLY SATIRE ON MARGARET FULLER” By THOMASH. MCNEAL...

... (1952), 307. James W: Mathews 291 had scorned. In her New England cottage she takes the proper place of a woman-a being of natural compassion and love for those who need her. Closely akin to Hester is Zenobia, in The Blithedale Romance, who is also...

...,” but Coverdale remarks that had “it ever been [his] fortune to spend a honey-moon,” he would 380 MLQ September 2009 have chosen the tangled vines around his hermitage as his wedding bower (3:98). But Coverdale remains a bachelor, and his friendships with Zenobia...

... the Semiramide and Zenobia which appeared in the first vol- ume of the American Magazine and Monthly Review published in 1797. He misses another short translation from the poeta cesareo’s *I hereby wish to express my appreciation to Yale University Library for permission to photostat the Alsop...

..., for example, later used in The Blithedale Romance to depict the death of Zenobia, reveals an excep- tionally stark realism, dramatically highlighted by lantern as in a Goya painting: When close to the bank, some of the men stepped into the water and drew out the body...