Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mrs. Shelton” in chapter 1.4 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 2:

...d and much enlarged version of , and the last of his poems, . In the summer of 1849 he went to Richmond, where he renewed his addresses to the sweetheart of his boyhood, Miss Royster, now the widow Mrs. Shelton and wealthy, and they became engaged for a second time. Late in September Poe left Richmond for the North, intending to bring his mother-in-law, who remained loyal to him throughout the years, to t...
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