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London and Paris in the years of the Revolution, a doctor released from eighteen years in the Bastille, and two men who look alike enough for one to die in the other's place. Dickens wrote it in weekly instalments and kept the chapters short and the plot tight, unlike almost everything else he published. It is often said to have sold more copies than any other novel in English. Fifty-seven plates by painters including Rowlandson and Vernet carry the clamour of the age: coaches, cavalry, crowded inns and theatres, the public world that swallows private lives.
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- Cover
- Copyright
- Chapter I. The Period
- Chapter II. The Mail
- Chapter III. The Night Shadows
- Chapter IV. The Preparation
- Chapter V. The Wine-Shop
- Chapter VI. The Shoemaker
- Chapter I. Five Years Later
- Chapter II. A Sight
- Chapter III. A Disappointment
- Chapter IV. Congratulatory
- Chapter V. The Jackal
- Chapter VI. Hundreds of People
- Chapter VII. Monseigneur in Town
- Chapter VIII. Monseigneur in the Country
- Chapter IX. The Gorgon’s Head
- Chapter X. Two Promises
- Chapter XI. A Companion Picture
- Chapter XII. The Fellow of Delicacy
- Chapter XIII. The Fellow of No Delicacy
- Chapter XIV. The Honest Tradesman
- Chapter XV. Knitting
- Chapter XVI. Still Knitting
- Chapter XVII. One Night
- Chapter XVIII. Nine Days
- Chapter XIX. An Opinion
- Chapter XX. A Plea
- Chapter XXI. Echoing Footsteps
- Chapter XXII. The Sea Still Rises
- Chapter XXIII. Fire Rises
- Chapter XXIV. Drawn to the Loadstone Rock
- Chapter I. In Secret
- Chapter II. The Grindstone
- Chapter III. The Shadow
- Chapter IV. Calm in Storm
- Chapter V. The Wood-Sawyer
- Chapter 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. Dusk
- Chapter XII. Darkness
- Chapter XIII. Fifty-Two
- Chapter XIV. The Knitting Done
- Chapter XV. The Footsteps Die Out for Ever
- About the Author
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