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Vanity Fair
William Makepeace Thackeray · 1848
Original text in English.
Two friends enter the world together, one with a dowry, the other with nothing but her intelligence.
Novel · 68 parts · about 301 000 words · about 21 h 50 of reading
Contents
- BEFORE THE CURTAIN3 min
- IChiswick Mall12 min
- IIIn Which Miss Sharp and Miss Sedley Prepare to Open the Campaign17 min
- IIIRebecca Is in Presence of the Enemy13 min
- IVThe Green Silk Purse22 min
- VDobbin of Ours19 min
- VIVauxhall22 min
- VIICrawley of Queen's Crawley14 min
- VIIIPrivate and Confidential17 min
- IXFamily Portraits13 min
- XMiss Sharp Begins to Make Friends11 min
- XIArcadian Simplicity26 min
- XIIQuite a Sentimental Chapter15 min
- XIIISentimental and Otherwise21 min
- XIVMiss Crawley at Home32 min
- XVIn Which Rebecca's Husband Appears for a Short Time15 min
- XVIThe Letter on the Pincushion15 min
- XVIIHow Captain Dobbin Bought a Piano15 min
- XVIIIWho Played on the Piano Captain Dobbin Bought22 min
- XIXMiss Crawley at Nurse19 min
- XXIn Which Captain Dobbin Acts as the Messenger of Hymen18 min
- XXIA Quarrel About an Heiress17 min
- XXIIA Marriage and Part of a Honeymoon16 min
- XXIIICaptain Dobbin Proceeds on His Canvass11 min
- XXIVIn Which Mr. Osborne Takes Down the Family Bible25 min
- XXVIn Which All the Principal Personages Think Fit to Leave Brighton35 min
- XXVIBetween London and Chatham14 min
- XXVIIIn Which Amelia Joins Her Regiment12 min
- XXVIIIIn Which Amelia Invades the Low Countries17 min
- XXIXBrussels24 min
- XXX"The Girl I Left Behind Me"18 min
- XXXIIn Which Jos Sedley Takes Care of His Sister21 min
- XXXIIIn Which Jos Takes Flight, and the War Is Brought to a Close30 min
- XXXIIIIn Which Miss Crawley's Relations Are Very Anxious About Her19 min
- XXXIVJames Crawley's Pipe Is Put Out31 min
- XXXVWidow and Mother20 min
- XXXVIHow to Live Well on Nothing a Year16 min
- XXXVIIThe Subject Continued27 min
- XXXVIIIA Family in a Very Small Way27 min
- XXXIXA Cynical Chapter17 min
- XLIn Which Becky Is Recognized by the Family16 min
- XLIIn Which Becky Revisits the Halls of Her Ancestors22 min
- XLIIWhich Treats of the Osborne Family14 min
- XLIIIIn Which the Reader Has to Double the Cape17 min
- XLIVA Round-about Chapter between London and Hampshire19 min
- XLVBetween Hampshire and London17 min
- XLVIStruggles and Trials15 min
- XLVIIGaunt House16 min
- XLVIIIIn Which the Reader Is Introduced to the Very Best of Company21 min
- XLIXIn Which We Enjoy Three Courses and a Dessert14 min
- LContains a Vulgar Incident17 min
- LIIn Which a Charade Is Acted Which May or May Not Puzzle the Reader33 min
- LIIIn Which Lord Steyne Shows Himself in a Most Amiable Light19 min
- LIIIA Rescue and a Catastrophe16 min
- LIVSunday After the Battle16 min
- LVIn Which the Same Subject is Pursued27 min
- LVIGeorgy is Made a Gentleman22 min
- LVIIEothen15 min
- LVIIIOur Friend the Major21 min
- LIXThe Old Piano20 min
- LXReturns to the Genteel World11 min
- LXIIn Which Two Lights are Put Out26 min
- LXIIAm Rhein19 min
- LXIIIIn Which We Meet an Old Acquaintance21 min
- LXIVA Vagabond Chapter30 min
- LXVFull of Business and Pleasure14 min
- LXVIAmantium Irae28 min
- LXVIIWhich Contains Births, Marriages, and Deaths32 min
About this text
William Makepeace Thackeray († 1863): public-domain work. The text is that of the Project Gutenberg e-book (no. 599). Erostrate has not changed a single word: only the layout and the division into pages are ours.
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