The story of a mutiny aboard the <i>Town-Ho</i>, of the death of the chief mutineer's greatest enemy in the teeth of the whale Moby-Dick, and of the escape of the mutineer.
A chapter from Moby-Dick, in which a story is told. There is nothing supernatural in this story except for the ambiguous intervention of the possibly-unnatural whale.
| Date | Publication | Publisher | Type | Page | |
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| October 1851 | Harper's Magazine, October 1851 | Harper & Brothers | MAGAZINE | ||
| 1930 | American Short Stories of the Nineteenth Century | J. M. Dent & Sons | Anthology | |6 | |
| 1946 |
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The Blue Flower: Best Stories of the Romanticists | Roy Publishers | Anthology | 647 |
| 1984 |
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Ochii panterei: Proză fantastică americană, Vol. 2 | Editura Minerva | Anthology | 7 |