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The Fall of the House of Usher, and Other Tales

Edgar Allan Poe

"The Fall of the House of Usher" is a famous short story written by Edgar Allan Poe. It was first published in 1839 and is considered one of Poe's most well-known and enduring works. The story is a gothic tale that revolves around the narrator visiting the decaying Usher mansion, where he encounters...

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DeWitt ends his book, The Fall of the House of Murdahl, with Stephen Smith's story, calling it both tragic and interesting that the oldest story remains unsolved. He believes solving Stephen's murder will be the end of the sweeping saga.

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If you were to write a made-for-TV Southern legal drama, you couldn't have done a better job than this.

— Episode: The Mysterious Death of Stephen Smith

Episode: The Mysterious Death of Stephen Smith

DeWitt ends his book, The Fall of the House of Murdahl, with Stephen Smith's story, calling it both tragic and interesting that the oldest story remains unsolved. He believes solving Stephen's murder will be the end of the sweeping saga.

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If you were to write a made-for-TV Southern legal drama, you couldn't have done a better job than this.

DeWitt writes about it in his book, The Fall of the House of Murdahl, which he ends with Stephen Smith.

It's kind of interesting and tragic that the oldest story remains unsolved.

Solving his murder, I think this will be the end of this sweeping saga.

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