Melville's short fiction, 1853-1856 / William B. Dillingham.
By: Dillingham, William B
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Publisher: Athens: University of Georgia Press, c1977Description: 390 p. ; 23 cm.ISBN: 0820304115.Subject(s): Melville, Herman, 1819-1891 -- Criticism and interpretation | Fiction -- Technique | Short storyDDC classification: 813/.3
Contents:
Unconscious duplicity: Bartleby, the scrivener.--High-spirited revolt: Cock-a-doodle-doo.--An hourglass run out: The Encantadas.--Some sly enchanter's show: The two temples.--Making sport of earnest: Poor man's pudding and rich man's crumbs.--The talismanic secret: The happy failure and The fiddler.--Grand irregular thunder: The lightning-rod man.--Travelers in Lapland: The paradise of bachelors and the Tartarus of Maids.--Cynic solitaire: The bell-tower.--A dark similitude: Benito Cereno.--The higher mathematics: I and my chimney.--Wedded warmth and chill: Jimmy Rose.--One spot of radiance: The piazza.--Mystery as mystery: The apple-tree table.
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Includes index.
Unconscious duplicity: Bartleby, the scrivener.--High-spirited revolt: Cock-a-doodle-doo.--An hourglass run out: The Encantadas.--Some sly enchanter's show: The two temples.--Making sport of earnest: Poor man's pudding and rich man's crumbs.--The talismanic secret: The happy failure and The fiddler.--Grand irregular thunder: The lightning-rod man.--Travelers in Lapland: The paradise of bachelors and the Tartarus of Maids.--Cynic solitaire: The bell-tower.--A dark similitude: Benito Cereno.--The higher mathematics: I and my chimney.--Wedded warmth and chill: Jimmy Rose.--One spot of radiance: The piazza.--Mystery as mystery: The apple-tree table.
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