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Introduction 7
Part 1 Fantine
I An Upright Man 19
II The Outcast 71
III In the Year 1817 119
IV To Trust is Sometimes to Surrender 144
V Degradation 155
VI Javert 191
VII The Champmathieu Affair 202
VIII Counter-Stroke 260
Part 2 Cosette
I Waterloo 279
II The Ship Orion 325
III Fulfilment of a Promise 338
IV The Gorbeau Tenement 385
V Hunt in Darkness 399
VI Le Petit-Picpus 425
VIII Cemeteries Take What They are Given 451
Part 3 Marius
I Paris in Microcosm 495
II A Grand Bourgeois 512
III Grandfather and Grandson 522
IV The ABC Society 555
V The Virtues of Misfortune 584
VI Conjunction of Two Stars 603
VII Patron-Minette 619
VIII The Noxious Poor 627
Part 4 The Idyll in the Rue Plumet and the Epic of the Rue Saint-Denis
I A Few Pages of History 705
II Eponine 739
III The House in the Rue Plumet 756
IV Help from Below May be Help from above 788
V Of Which the End Does Not Resemble the Beginning 797
VI The Boy Gavroche 812
VIII Enchantment and Despair 844
IX Where are They Going? 876
X 5 June 1832 883
XI The Straw in the Wind 904
XII Corinth 915
XIII Marius Enters the Darkness 943
XIV The Greatness of Despair 953
XV In the Rue de L'Homme-Arme 970
Part 5 Jean Valjean
I War within Four Walls 987
II The Entrails of the Monster 1061
III Mire, But the Soul 1076
IV Javert in Disarray 1104
V Grandson and Grandfather 1110
VI The Sleepless Night 1129
VII The Bitter Cup 1145
VIII The Fading Light 1162
IX Supreme Shadow, Supreme Dawn 1173
Appendix A The Convent as an Abstract Idea (Part Two, Book VII) 1202
Appendix B Argot (Part Four, Book VII) 1214

Title: Les Misérables

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Dover Publications

Item Number: 9780486457895

Publication Date: February 2007

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Product Description: Les Misérables

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Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 6.100 cm (2.40 inches)

Heigh : 9.100 cm (3.58 inches)

Depth: 0.800 cm (0.31 inches)

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reviewed Les Misérables on December 25, 2007

Les Misérables

One of the "biggest" book I've ever read, and I remembered Mick Foley's "warning" about a big book.

"A big book is like a serious relationship; it requires a commitment. Not only that, but there's no guarantee that you will enjoy it, or that it will have a happy ending. Kind of like going out with a girl, having to spend time every day with her - with absolutely no guarantee of nailing her in the end. No thanks."

Haha... Well, I took my chances reading this big book. I made my commitment, I spent my time everyday with this book ( about a month ) and what do I get?
Happiness and the joy of reading!
This book really nailed me, I have my happy ending! Woo Hooo!
Thank you very much for the "warning" Mister Foley

This book is amazing, lengthy in descriptions, compelling storyline and has influenced so many people.
Breaks my heart into pieces but somehow put it back together.

You want to be a better person after reading this book.

"He said to himself that he really had not suffered enough to deserve such radiant happiness, and he thanked God, in the depths of his soul, for having permitted that he, a miserable man, should be so loved by this innocent being."
-Jean Valjean about Cossette-

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	Introduction	7
Part 1	Fantine
I	An Upright Man	19
II	The Outcast	71
III	In the Year 1817	119
IV	To Trust is Sometimes to Surrender	144
V	Degradation	155
VI	Javert	191
VII	The Champmathieu Affair	202
VIII	Counter-Stroke	260
Part 2	Cosette
I	Waterloo	279
II	The Ship Orion	325
III	Fulfilment of a Promise	338
IV	The Gorbeau Tenement	385
V	Hunt in Darkness	399
VI	Le Petit-Picpus	425
VIII	Cemeteries Take What They are Given	451
Part 3	Marius
I	Paris in Microcosm	495
II	A Grand Bourgeois	512
III	Grandfather and Grandson	522
IV	The ABC Society	555
V	The Virtues of Misfortune	584
VI	Conjunction of Two Stars	603
VII	Patron-Minette	619
VIII	The Noxious Poor	627
Part 4	The Idyll in the Rue Plumet and the Epic of the Rue Saint-Denis
I	A Few Pages of History	705
II	Eponine	739
III	The House in the Rue Plumet	756
IV	Help from Below May be Help from above	788
V	Of Which the End Does Not Resemble the Beginning	797
VI	The Boy Gavroche	812
VIII	Enchantment and Despair	844
IX	Where are They Going?	876
X	5 June 1832	883
XI	The Straw in the Wind	904
XII	Corinth	915
XIII	Marius Enters the Darkness	943
XIV	The Greatness of Despair	953
XV	In the Rue de L'Homme-Arme	970
Part 5	Jean Valjean
I	War within Four Walls	987
II	The Entrails of the Monster	1061
III	Mire, But the Soul	1076
IV	Javert in Disarray	1104
V	Grandson and Grandfather	1110
VI	The Sleepless Night	1129
VII	The Bitter Cup	1145
VIII	The Fading Light	1162
IX	Supreme Shadow, Supreme Dawn	1173
Appendix A	The Convent as an Abstract Idea (Part Two, Book VII)	1202
Appendix B	Argot (Part Four, Book VII)	1214