A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens

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Author: Charles Dickens

Author: Charles Dickens | Published: 1859

A Tale of Two Cities

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About Charles Dickens

Charles Dickens was a famous British novelist, who wrote some of the most popular books in the world. Born on February 7th, 1812, he remains one of the most celebrated authors of all time to this day. He is best known for his works such as Great Expectations, Oliver Twist, A Christmas Carol and David Copperfield.

Dickens' works have been widely translated into over 50 languages, and have been adapted into film, television series and radio programs. His characters are so iconic that many phrases from his work remain popular today - for example 'It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.' With his sharp wit and highly engaging writing style, Charles Dickens will be remembered as a literary giant for years to come. Find out more about Charles Dickens.

Genres: Drama, Fiction, Historical

Completed: No

Word Count: 137138

Inside Cover (14 words)
Book the First—Recalled to Life (1010 words)
CHAPTER II.
The Mail (2049 words)
CHAPTER III.
The Night Shadows (1634 words)
CHAPTER IV.
The Preparation (4447 words)
CHAPTER V.
The Wine-shop (4184 words)
CHAPTER VI.
The Shoemaker (4166 words)
Book the Second—the Golden Thread (2461 words)
CHAPTER II.
A Sight (2416 words)
CHAPTER III.
A Disappointment (4905 words)
CHAPTER IV.
Congratulatory (2277 words)
CHAPTER V.
The Jackal (2156 words)
CHAPTER VI.
Hundreds of People (4621 words)
CHAPTER VII.
Monseigneur in Town (3337 words)
CHAPTER VIII.
Monseigneur in the Country (1850 words)
CHAPTER IX.
The Gorgon’s Head (4086 words)
CHAPTER X.
Two Promises (2975 words)
CHAPTER XI.
A Companion Picture (1421 words)
CHAPTER XII.
The Fellow of Delicacy (2602 words)
CHAPTER XIII.
The Fellow of No Delicacy (1847 words)
CHAPTER XIV.
The Honest Tradesman (3949 words)
CHAPTER XV.
Knitting (4238 words)
CHAPTER XVI.
Still Knitting (3883 words)
CHAPTER XVII.
One Night (1913 words)
CHAPTER XVIII.
Nine Days (2444 words)
CHAPTER XIX.
An Opinion (2805 words)
CHAPTER XX.
A Plea (1354 words)
CHAPTER XXI.
Echoing Footsteps (4298 words)
CHAPTER XXII.
The Sea Still Rises (2046 words)
CHAPTER XXIII.
Fire Rises (2629 words)
CHAPTER XXIV.
Drawn to the Loadstone Rock (4460 words)
Book the Third—the Track of a Storm (4259 words)
CHAPTER II.
The Grindstone (2514 words)
CHAPTER III.
The Shadow (1736 words)
CHAPTER IV.
Calm in Storm (2147 words)
CHAPTER V.
The Wood-Sawyer (2292 words)
CHAPTER VI.
Triumph (2520 words)
CHAPTER VII.
A Knock at the Door (1870 words)
CHAPTER VIII.
A Hand at Cards (4741 words)
CHAPTER IX.
The Game Made (4707 words)
CHAPTER X.
The Substance of the Shadow (5817 words)
CHAPTER XI.
Dusk (1471 words)
CHAPTER XII.
Darkness (3233 words)
CHAPTER XIII.
Fifty-two (4424 words)
CHAPTER XIV.
The Knitting Done (4680 words)
CHAPTER XV.
The Footsteps Die Out For Ever (2250 words)

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