Little Dorrit

Table of Contents

71 Chapters
Chapter 1Preface to the 1857 EditionChapter 2I: Sun and ShadowChapter 3II: Fellow TravellersChapter 4III: HomeChapter 5IV: Mrs. Flintwinch Has a DreamChapter 6V: Family AffairsChapter 7VI: The Father of the MarshalseaChapter 8VII: The Child of the MarshalseaChapter 9VIII: The LockChapter 10IX: Little MotherChapter 11X: Containing the Whole Science of GovernmentChapter 12XI: Let LooseChapter 13XII: Bleeding Heart YardChapter 14XIII: PatriarchalChapter 15XIV: Little Dorrit’s PartyChapter 16XV: Mrs. Flintwinch Has Another DreamChapter 17XVI: Nobody’s WeaknessChapter 18XVII: Nobody’s RivalChapter 19XVIII: Little Dorrit’s LoverChapter 20XIX: The Father of the Marshalsea in Two or Three RelationsChapter 21XX: Moving in SocietyChapter 22XXI: Mr. Merdle’s ComplaintChapter 23XXII: A PuzzleChapter 24XXIII: Machinery in MotionChapter 25XXIV: Fortune-TellingChapter 26XXV: Conspirators and OthersChapter 27XXVI: Nobody’s State of MindChapter 28XXVII: Five-and-TwentyChapter 29XXVIII: Nobody’s DisappearanceChapter 30XXIX: Mrs. Flintwinch Goes on DreamingChapter 31XXX: The Word of a GentlemanChapter 32XXXI: SpiritChapter 33XXXII: More Fortune-TellingChapter 34XXXIII: Mrs. Merdle’s ComplaintChapter 35XXXIV: A Shoal of BarnaclesChapter 36XXXV: What Was Behind Mr. Pancks on Little Dorrit’s HandChapter 37XXXVI: The Marshalsea Becomes an OrphanChapter 38I: Fellow TravellersChapter 39II: Mrs. GeneralChapter 40III: On the RoadChapter 41IV: A Letter from Little DorritChapter 42V: Something Wrong SomewhereChapter 43VI: Something Right SomewhereChapter 44VII: Mostly, Prunes and PrismChapter 45VIII: The Dowager Mrs. Gowan Is Reminded That “It Never Does”Chapter 46IX: Appearance and DisappearanceChapter 47X: The Dreams of Mrs. Flintwinch ThickenChapter 48XI: A Letter from Little DorritChapter 49XII: In Which a Great Patriotic Conference Is HoldenChapter 50XIII: The Progress of an Epidemic