The Piazza Tales - Contents

Contents

  1. "The Piazza"
  2. "Bartleby the Scrivener" (first published in Putnam's November and December 1853)
  3. "Benito Cereno" (first published in Putnam's October, November and December 1855)
  4. "The Lightning-Rod Man" (first published in Putnam's August 1854)
  5. "The Encantadas or Enchanted Isles" (first published in Putnam's March, April, and May 1854)
  6. "The Bell-Tower" (first published in Putnam's August 1855)

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