Abstract
For purposes of discussion it is convenient to divide the literary productions of Pereda into two classes; from 1859 until about 1876 he was occupied chiefly with short sketches known as cuadros de costumbres; from 1877 until the virtual close of his career as an author, in 1895 his attention was centered upon novels. Long sketches that approach the dignity of novels appeared before 1877, and Pereda never ceased entirely the composition of short pieces. The distinction just made, however, is roughly true.
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