A tale of two cities / by Charles Dickens; with introductionbiographical and bibliographical, by Charles Dickens the younger
London; New York : MacmillanTabla de Contenido
Preliminares.
Introduction.
A table of two cities. En Three books.
Book the frist.- Recalled to life.
Chapter I - III.
I. The Period.
II. The mail.
III. The night shadows.
II. The mail.
III. The night shadows.
Chapter IV. The Preparation.
Chaptre V. The Wine-shop.
Chaptre VI. The shoemaker.
Book the second.- The golden thread.
Chapter I - II.
I. Five years later.
II. A Sight.
II. A Sight.
Chapter III. A Disappointment.
Chapter IV - V.
IV. Congratulatory.
V. The Jackal.
V. The Jackal.
Chapter VI. Hundreds of people.
Chapter VII - VIII.
VII. Monseigneur in town.
VIII. Monseigneur in the contry.
VIII. Monseigneur in the contry.
Chapter IX. The Gorgonīs head.
Chapter X - XI.
X. Two Promises.
XI. A Compasion picture.
XI. A Compasion picture.
Chapter XII - XIII.
XII. The fellow of delicacy.
XIII. The Fellow of no delicacy.
XIII. The Fellow of no delicacy.
Chapter XIV. The Honest tradesman.
Chapter XV. Knitting.
Chapter XVI. Still knitting.
Chapter XVII - XVIII.
XVII. One ninght.
XVIII. Nine days.
XVIII. Nine days.
Chapter XIX - XX.
XIX. An opinion.
XX. A plea.
XX. A plea.
Chapter XXI - XXII.
XXI. Echoing footsteps.
XXII. The sea still rises.
XXII. The sea still rises.
Chapter XXIII. Fire rises.
Chapter XXIV. Drawn to the loadstone rock.
Book the third.- The track of a strom.
Chapter I. In secret.
Chapter II - IV.
II. The grindsone.
III. The shadow.
IV. Clam in storm.
III. The shadow.
IV. Clam in storm.
Chapter V - VI.
V. The wood-sawyer.
VI. Triumph.
VI. Triumph.
Chapter VII. A knock at the door.
Chapter VIII. A hand at cards.
Chapter IX. The game made.
Chapter X. The substance of the shadow.
Chapter XI - XII.
XI. Dusk.
XII. Darkness.
XII. Darkness.
Chapter XIII. Fifty-two.
Chapter XIV. The knitting done.
Chapter XV. The footsteps die out for ever.