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\nBrooks,Cleanth ed.  \nUnderstanding fiction.  \n1.Fiction—History and criticism.2.Shortstories.I.Warren,Robert Penn joint ed.II.Title.  \nPN3355.B741979  808.3  78-27116ISBN 0-13-936690-3  \n,79)  \nEditorial/production supervision and interior design by Robb ReavillCover design by A Good Thing,Inc.Manufacturing buyers:Phil Galea,Harry P.Baisley  \n◎1979,1959 by Prentice-Hall,Inc.,Englewood Cliffs,N.J.07632Copyright renewed 1971 by Cleanth Brooks and Robert Penn Warren  \nAll rights reserved.No part of this bookmay be reproduced in any form or  \nby any means without permission in writingfrom the publisher.  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \n10987654  \nACKNOWLEDGMENTS  \nSHERWOoDANDERSON,\"Death in the Woods.\"Reprinted by permission of HaroldOber Associates Incorporated.Copyright 1926 by the American Mercury,Inc.Renewed 1953 Eleanor Copenhaver Anderson.  \nMARCEL AYMÉ,\"Dermuche.\"From Across Paris and Other Stories,translated byNorman Denny.Copyright Editions Gallimard 1947.Reprinted by permis-sion of Editions Gallimard.  \nIsAAC BABEL,“Crossing into Poland,”from Collected Stories.Reprinted by permis-sion of S.G.Phillips,Inc.,from The Collected Stories of Isaac Babel.Copyright C1955 by S.G.Phillips,Inc.  \nJAMES BALDWIN,\"The Rockpile,\"excerpted from the book Going to Meet the Manby James Baldwin.Copyright ◎1965 by James Baldwin.Reprinted by per-mission of The Dial Press.  \nDoNALD BARTHELME,\"The Balloon,\"from Unspeakable Practices,Unnatural Acts,by Donald Barthelme.Copyright   1966,1968 by Donald Barthelme.Thisstory appeared originally in The New Yorker.  \nJoRGE Lus BoRGES,“The Meeting.”From The Aleph and Other Stories 1933-1969by Jorge Luis Borges,edited and translated by Norman Thomas deGiovanni.English translation copyright ◎1968,1969,1970 by Emece Edi-tores,S.A.,and Norman Thomas de Giovanni;C 1970 by Jorge LuisBorges,Adolph BioCasares and Norman Thomas de Giovanni.Reprintedby permission of the publishers,E.P.Dutton.  \nANTON CHEKHOV,“Vanka.”From The Portable Chekhov edited by Avrahm Yar-molinsky.Copyright 1947,C1975 by The Viking Press,Inc.Reprinted bypermission of The Viking Press  \nCOLETTE,\"The Bitch,\"from Creatures Great and Small by Colette,translated byEnid McLeod,Copyright 1951 by Martin Secker &Warburg Ltd.Reprintedwith the permission of Farrar,Straus &Giroux,Inc.,and Martin Secker &Warburg Limited.  \nJoHN COLLIER,\"De Mortuis,\"from Fancies and Goodnight.◎1942,Renewal ◎1969 by John Collier.Reprinted by permission of the Harold Matson Co.,Inc.  \nJULIO CoRTÁZAR,“Continuity of Parks.”From End of the Game and Other Stories byJulio Cortazar,translated by Paul Blackburn.Copyright ◎1963,1967 byRandom House,Inc.Reprinted by permission of Pantheon Books,a Divi-sion of Random House,Inc.  \nSTEPHEN CRANE,“The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky.”From Stephen Crane:An Omni-bus,Alfred A.Knopf,Inc.,1952.  \nRALPH ELLISON,“The Battle Royal.”Copyright 1947 by Ralph Ellison.Reprintedfrom Shadow and Act,by Ralph Ellison,by permission of Random House,Inc.  \nWLIAM FAULKNER,“A Rose for Emily.”Copyright 1930 and renewed I958byWilliam Faulkner.Reprinted from Selected Short Stories of William Faulkner,by permission of Random House,Inc.  \nF.ScoTT FrTZGERALD,\"Winter Dreams,\"by F.Scott Fitzgerald is reprinted fromStories of F.Scott Fitzgerald with the permission of Charles Scribner's Sons.Copyright 1922 Frances Scott Fitzgerald Lanahan.  \nERNEST HEMINGWAY,\"The Killers,\"by Ernest Hemingway is reprinted from Menwithout Women with the permission of Charles Scribner's Sons.Copyright1927 Charles Scribner's Sons.  \nJAMESJoYCE,\"Araby.\"From Dubliners byJamesJoyce.Originally published by B.W.Huebsch,Inc.in 1916.Copyright ◎1967 by the Estate of James Joyce.All rights reserved.Reprinted by permission of The Viking Press.  \nRUDYARD KIPLING,\"The Man Who Would Be King.\"By permission of The Na-tional Trust and the Macmillan Co.of London and Basingstoke.  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