"Eleonora" by Edgar Allan Poe True or False Write A for true and B for false--5 points if you use true/false
1. Poe kept his promise to Eleonora.
2. Poe and Eleonora were related.
3. The shallow river in the valley was called “River of Silence"
4. The only inhabitants of the valley were Eleonora and Poe.
5. The valley was called Ermengarde.
6. Eleonora was 15 years old and Edgar was 20.
7. The sweet smell of Eleonora's perfume was and indication of her presence.
8. Edgar said, "Sleep in peace!"
9. Eleonora did not want to die knowing that Poe might fall in love with
someone else.
10. After Eleonora dies, Poe left the valley to find someone else to love.

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