The Night Pieces
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Its most famous story is The Sandman, introduces the now famous Olympia automaton. Nathanael, who is the main character in this narration, falls in love with Olympia, forgetting his true love, Clara.
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Two volumes
- Nachtstücke [‘Night Pieces’ or ‘Nocturnes’] (2 vol., 1816–1817)
- Vol. 1 (1816)
- “Der Sandmann [‘The Sandman’]” (1816)
- “Ignaz Denner” (1816)
- “Die Jesuiterkirche in G. [‘The Jesuit Church in G.’]” (1816)
- “Das Sanctus [‘The Sanctus’]” (1816)
- Vol. 2 (1817)
- “Das öde Haus [‘The Bleak House’]” (1817)
- “Das Majorat [‘Primogeniture’]” (1817)
- “Das Gelübde [‘The Oath’]” (1817)
- “Das steinerne Herz [‘The Stone Heart’]” (1817)
- “Nutcracker”
- Vol. 1 (1816)
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