English, 25.11.2020 08:50, kannon46

What element of gothic literature is evident in the
following lines from "The
Raven"?
Lines 9-10: Eagerly I wished
the morrow; - vainly I had
sought to borrow
From my books surrease of
sorrow - sorrow for the lost
Lenore
A Element 9 - Excessive grief
B Element 1 -- Settings that include
large, drafty, old houses
C Element 8 - Words designed to evoke
images of doom and gloom

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What element of gothic literature is evident in the
following lines from "The
Raven"?