This novel, which begins with a chapter called "Loomings" and a dedication to Nathaniel Hawthorne, ends with three chapters titled "The Chase".
Two consecutive chapters in this novel are both titled "Knights and Squires." Its chapters "Dusk" and "Sunset" are written in the form of a play. This novel, which begins with a chapter called "Loomings" and a dedication to Nathaniel Hawthorne, ends with three chapters titled "The Chase". This book's middle section has (*) nonfiction chapters, like "The Gam" and "Cetology." In its chapter "The Bosom-Friend", the narrator meets a cannibal at the Spouter Inn in Nantucket. Chapters in this novel include "The Pequod Meets the Rachel" and "Queequeg in His Coffin". For 10 points, name this novel about Ishmael and Captain Ahab, by Herman Melville.
Two consecutive chapters in this novel are both titled "Knights and Squires.
Moby-Dick; or The Whale