The tell-tall heart


“The tell-tall heart”
By- Edgar Allan Poe 1843

Summary:

The lady called mad, but she said she doesn’t mad. She loved one old man, she loved his vulture eyes. She killed him and hiding that body and talked with it. She is mad with him and his eye. One midnight she went room where he hiding and cut his head, arm and legs and took up their planks from the flooring of the chamber, and deposited between the scantling. She had made end her labor, bell sound an hour, open the door there were three polices and check the home not anything there, she proud but few minutes she speaking with police she hearing the sound, that sound was increasing, she hadn’t tolerate. Eventually, she admit that place where tear up the planks, that was the beating of his hideous heart.



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