Publisher | Prints Publications Pvt Ltd |
ISBN-13 | 9789366976082 |
Binding | Paper back |
Number of Pages | 580 Pages |
Language | English |
Dimension (Inches) | 5.5''*8.5'' |
Weight (Grams) | 620 |
Subject | Classic Fiction |
Category | Fiction |
Contents
Preface |
11 |
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VOLUME I |
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BOOK FIRST |
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I. |
The Grand Hall |
15 |
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II. |
Pierre Gringoire |
31 |
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III. |
Monsieur the Cardinal |
41 |
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IV. |
Master Jacques Coppenole |
48 |
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V. |
Quasimodo |
58 |
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VI. |
Esmeralda |
66 |
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BOOK SECOND |
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I. |
From Charybdis to Scylla |
70 |
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II. |
The Place De Grève |
73 |
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III. |
Kisses for Blows |
76 |
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IV. |
The Inconveniences of Following a Pretty Woman Through the Streets in the Evening |
87 |
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V. |
Result of the Dangers |
92 |
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VI. |
The Broken Jug |
95 |
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VII. |
A Bridal Night |
115 |
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BOOK THIRD |
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I. |
Notre-Dame |
127 |
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II. |
A Bird’s-Eye View of Paris |
136 |
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BOOK FOURTH |
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I. |
Good Souls |
161 |
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II. |
Claude Frollo |
165 |
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III. |
Immanis Pecoris Custos, Immanior Ipse |
170 |
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IV. |
The Dog and his Master |
178 |
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V. |
More About Claude Frollo |
180 |
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VI. |
Unpopularity |
187 |
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BOOK FIFTH |
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I. |
Abbas Beati Martini |
190 |
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II. |
This Will Kill That |
201 |
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BOOK SIXTH |
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I. |
An Impartial Glance at the Ancient Magistracy |
217 |
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II. |
The Rat-Hole |
228 |
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III. |
History of a Leavened Cake of Maize |
233 |
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IV. |
A Tear for a Drop of Water |
255 |
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V. |
End of the Story of the Cake |
265 |
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VOLUME II |
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BOOK SEVENTH |
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I. |
The Danger of Confiding One’s Secret to a Goat |
268 |
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II. |
A Priest and a Philosopher Are Two Different Things |
284 |
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III. |
The Bells |
294 |
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IV. |
ἈΝÁΓΚΗ |
297 |
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V. |
The Two Men Clothed in Black |
312 |
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VI. |
The Effect Which Seven Oaths in the Open Air Can Produce |
319 |
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VII. |
The Mysterious Monk |
325 |
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VIII. |
The Utility of Windows Which Open on the River |
334 |
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BOOK EIGHTH |
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I. |
The Crown Changed into a Dry Leaf |
344 |
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II. |
Continuation of The Crown Which Was Changed into a Dry Leaf. |
354 |
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III. |
End of the Crown Which Was Turned into a Dry Leaf |
360 |
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IV. |
Lasciate Ogni Speranza—Leave All Hope Behind, Ye Who Enter Here |
364 |
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V. |
The Mother |
379 |
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VI. |
Three Human Hearts Differently Constructed |
384 |
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BOOK NINTH |
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I. |
Gringoire Has Many Good Ideas in Succession —Rue Des Bernardins |
443 |
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II. |
Turn Vagabond |
455 |
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III. |
Long Live Mirth |
458 |
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IV. |
An Awkward Friend |
467 |
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V. |
The Retreat in Which Monsieur Louis of France Says his Prayers |
487 |
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VI. |
Little Sword in Pocket |
520 |
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VII. |
Chateaupers to the Rescue |
522 |
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BOOK ELEVENTH |
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I. |
The Little Shoe |
526 |
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II. |
The Beautiful Creature Clad in White (Dante) |
561 |
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III. |
The Marriage of Phoebus |
570 |
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IV. |
The Marriage of Quasimodo |
572 |
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Note Added to the Definitive Edition of 1832 |
575 |
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