The raven looked majestic standing on the bust of Pallas.

The raven had a calm expression on his face.

The raven was able to charm the speaker.

The speaker just wanted an ending to his sorrow.

The speaker begged the raven to leave.

The speaker asked his question in earnest.

He wasn't sure if the raven was real or some sort of demon.

The raven showed the speaker no respect, and flew right in the window.

The raven acted almost royal as he sat on the bust of Pallas.

The speaker read very rare and weird books, full of knowledge no one read anymore.

He became very pale as soon as the raven said "nevermore".

The raven had confidence and was not discouraged.

The raven would only say "nevermore."

The speaker smelled incense in the room but couldn't see where it was coming from.

The speaker tried to guess what the raven was doing there.

What is this allusion referring to?

A potion that allows the drinker to forget his or her suffering.

What is this allusion referring to?

A healing substance grown from a particular plant only in Gilead.

What is this allusion referring to?

Another word for the Garden of Eden