Charles Dickens · 1870
23 chapters · 93,610 words
Chapter I: The Dawn
Chapter II: A Dean, and a Chapter Also
Chapter III: The Nuns' House
Chapter IV: Mr. Sapsea
Chapter V: Mr. Durdles and Friend
Chapter VI: Philanthropy in Minor Canon Corner
Chapter VII: More Confidences than One
Chapter VIII: Daggers Drawn
Chapter IX: Birds in the Bush
Chapter X: Smoothing the Way
Chapter XI: A Picture and a Ring
Chapter XII: A Night with Durdles
Chapter XIII: Both at Their Best
Chapter XIV: When Shall These Three Meet Again?
Chapter XV: Impeached
Chapter XVI: Devoted
Chapter XVII: Philanthropy, Professional and Unprofessional
Chapter XVIII: A Settler in Cloisterham
Chapter XIX: Shadow on the Sun-Dial
Chapter XX: A Flight
Chapter XXI: A Recognition
Chapter XXII: A Gritty State of Things Comes On
Chapter XXIII: The Dawn Again