Les Miserables (eBook)

French poet, playwright, novelist, and activist, Victor Hugo is best known as the author of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. A leader of the French Romantic movement, he was one of the most prolific authors in history and his career reflects a turning point in French literature.

FANTINEI. A Just ManII. The FallIII. In the Year 1817IV. To Confide is Sometimes to Deliver into a Person's PowerV. The DescentVI. JavertVII. The Champmathieu AffairVIII. A Counter-Blow COSETTEI. WaterlooII. The Ship OrionIII. Accomplishment of the Promise Made to the Dead WomanIV. The Gorbeau HovelV. For a Black Hunt, A Mute PackVI. Le Petit-PicpusVII. ParenthesisVIII. Cemeteries Take That Which is Committed Them MARIUSI. Paris Studies in its AtomII. The Great BourgeoisIII. The Grandfather and the GrandsonIV. The Friends of the ABCV. The Excellence of MisfortuneVI. The Conjunction of Two StarsVII. Patron MinetteVIII. The Wicked Poor Man ST. DENISI. A Few Pages of HistoryII. EponineIII. The House in the Rue PlumetIV. Succor From Below May Turn Out to be Succor From on High  V. The End of Which Does Not Resemble the BeginningVI. Little GavrocheVII. SlangVIII. Enchantments and DesolationsIX. Whither are They Going?X. The 5th of June, 1832 XI.The Atom Fraternizes with the HurricaneXII. CorintheXIII. Marius Enters the ShadowXIV. The Grandeurs of DespairXV. The Rue de l'Homme Arme JEAN VALJEANI. The War Between Four WallsII. The Intestine of the LeviathanIII. Mud but the SoulIV. Javert DerailedV. Grandson and GrandfatherVI. The Sleepless NightVII. The Last Draught from the CupVIII. Fading Away of the TwilightIX. Supreme Shadow, Supreme Dawn