For 10 points, name this work about Amasa Delano's discovery of a mutiny, a story by Herman Melville.
The final pages of this work, which are introduced by "His Majesty's Notary," are written as a series of declarations and depositions.  In one scene in this work, a man whose ears once held wedges of gold is brought out in chains, but when the protagonist asks what Atufal did to deserve this, the man with the key around his neck falters.  Based on information taken from A Narrative of Voyages and Travels in the Northern and Southern Hemisphere, a key moment in this text occurs when an attendant shaves his quaking master.  First published in Putnam's alongside five other stories including "The Lightning Rod Man" and "The Encantadas," it ends with the main character discovering that the Senegalese Babo and his men have seized control of the title character's vessel, the San Dominick. For 10 points, name this work about Amasa Delano's discovery of a mutiny, a story by Herman Melville.
The final pages of this work, which are introduced by "His Majesty's Notary," are written as a series of declarations and depositions.  
"Benito Cereno"