Novellas

French writer Marie-Henri Beyle (1783–1842), published under the name Stendhal, was one of the founders of the psychological novel. But alongside world-famous works like “The Red and the Black,” “Parm’s Convent,” and others, Stendhal’s pen also belongs to numerous biographies, treatises, memoirs, travel sketches, articles, and novellas—among which “The Italian Chronicles” became the most well known. Several of the author’s novellas are included in this collection.
Contents:
Ernestina
Mina Wangel
The Salzburg Branch
Feder (A Monetary Marriage)
The Jew (Filippo Ebreo)
The Magic Cup (An Imitation of Silvio Malaperta)
The Knight of De-Sent-Ismier
Love of the French Bourgeois Woman
The Tombs of Corneto