The Literary Shop, and Other TalesAUTHOR’S NOTE.Reading editionChapter navigation16 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACE TO NEW EDITION.AUTHOR’S NOTE.Chapter I · IN AN OLD GARRET.Chapter II · THE “LEDGER” PERIOD OF LETTERS.Chapter III · SOMETHING ABOUT “GOOD BAD STUFF.”Chapter IV · THE EARLY HOLLAND PERIOD.Chapter V · MENDACITY DURING THE HOLLAND PERIOD OF LETTERS.Chapter VI · THE DAWN OF THE JOHNSONIAN PERIOD.Chapter VII · WOMAN’S INFLUENCE IN THE JOHNSONIAN PERIOD.Chapter VIII · LITERATURE—PAWED AND UNPAWED; AND THE CROWN-PRINCE THEREOF.Chapter IX · CERTAIN THINGS WHICH A CONSCIENTIOUS LITERARY WORKER MAY FIND IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.Chapter X · “HE TRUN UP BOTE HANDS!”Chapter XI · THE CONCLUSION OF THE WHOLE MATTER.AND OTHER TALESAND OTHER TALES (continued 2)Previous chapter ←PREFACE TO NEW EDITION.Next chapter →Chapter I · IN AN OLD GARRET.All chapters and sections (16)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACE TO NEW EDITION.AUTHOR’S NOTE.Chapters1234567891011Other sectionsAND OTHER TALESAND OTHER TALES (continued 2)Many of these papers are new. Others are reprinted by permission from Puck and Truth.◇← PREFACE TO NEW EDITION.CHAPTER I. IN AN OLD GARRET. →