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In Poe’s third stanza, what is Helen holding? What is symbolically interesting about this item?

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In the third and final stanza of ‘To Helen’ the speaker begins with an exclamation. He draws the reader’s attention to a “brilliant window-niche” where he can see Helen stand. She’s as still as a statue, holding an “agate lamp” in her hand.

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