Washington Irving, comparing "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and !The Devil and Tom Walker"
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…of the supernatural in both stores is evident between the Devil and Tom Walker and Icabod and the Headless Horsemen. Washington Irving was a romantic writer who heavily relied on the supernatural. He also use a lot of nature in his stories. Irving, who had no formal schooling, relied on reading as a way of gaining knowledge. Reading many books in his life may have influenced on of the most popular writers of all time.
…of the supernatural in both stores is evident between the Devil and Tom Walker and Icabod and the Headless Horsemen. Washington Irving was a romantic writer who heavily relied on the supernatural. He also use a lot of nature in his stories. Irving, who had no formal schooling, relied on reading as a way of gaining knowledge. Reading many books in his life may have influenced on of the most popular writers of all time.
