[37] In his introduction to his pocket volume of Tales of Mystery.
[38] The Influence of E. T. A. Hoffmann on Edgar Allan Poe.
[39] In the Doppelgänger, Kater Murr, and Elixiere des Teufels.
[40] In his Tale of the Ragged Mountains.
[41] In Die Jesuit-kirche in G.
[42] In The Oval Portrait.
[43] Compare Poe’s definition of his type as phantasy pieces with Hoffmann’s title Phantasie Stücke.
[44] Melmoth Réconcilié.
[45] In Khaled.
[46] For the Blood Is the Life.