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Little Dorrit

Charles Dickens

BOOK TYPE
Novel
READING TIME
About 28.3 hours
WORDS
339,059
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After returning home from a long period spent working in China, a man tries to assist a family forced to live in a debtor’s prison.

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  1. Titlepage
  2. Imprint
  3. Preface to the 1857 Edition
  4. Little Dorrit
    1. Book I: Poverty
      1. I: Sun and Shadow
      2. II: Fellow Travellers
      3. III: Home
      4. IV: Mrs. Flintwinch Has a Dream
      5. V: Family Affairs
      6. VI: The Father of the Marshalsea
      7. VII: The Child of the Marshalsea
      8. VIII: The Lock
      9. IX: Little Mother
      10. X: Containing the Whole Science of Government
      11. XI: Let Loose
      12. XII: Bleeding Heart Yard
      13. XIII: Patriarchal
      14. XIV: Little Dorrit’s Party
      15. XV: Mrs. Flintwinch Has Another Dream
      16. XVI: Nobody’s Weakness
      17. XVII: Nobody’s Rival
      18. XVIII: Little Dorrit’s Lover
      19. XIX: The Father of the Marshalsea in Two or Three Relations
      20. XX: Moving in Society
      21. XXI: Mr. Merdle’s Complaint
      22. XXII: A Puzzle
      23. XXIII: Machinery in Motion
      24. XXIV: Fortune-Telling
      25. XXV: Conspirators and Others
      26. XXVI: Nobody’s State of Mind
      27. XXVII: Five-and-Twenty
      28. XXVIII: Nobody’s Disappearance
      29. XXIX: Mrs. Flintwinch Goes on Dreaming
      30. XXX: The Word of a Gentleman
      31. XXXI: Spirit
      32. XXXII: More Fortune-Telling
      33. XXXIII: Mrs. Merdle’s Complaint
      34. XXXIV: A Shoal of Barnacles
      35. XXXV: What Was Behind Mr. Pancks on Little Dorrit’s Hand
      36. XXXVI: The Marshalsea Becomes an Orphan
    2. Book II: Riches
      1. I: Fellow Travellers
      2. II: Mrs. General
      3. III: On the Road
      4. IV: A Letter from Little Dorrit
      5. V: Something Wrong Somewhere
      6. VI: Something Right Somewhere
      7. VII: Mostly, Prunes and Prism
      8. VIII: The Dowager Mrs. Gowan Is Reminded That “It Never Does”
      9. IX: Appearance and Disappearance
      10. X: The Dreams of Mrs. Flintwinch Thicken
      11. XI: A Letter from Little Dorrit
      12. XII: In Which a Great Patriotic Conference Is Holden
      13. XIII: The Progress of an Epidemic
      14. XIV: Taking Advice
      15. XV: No Just Cause or Impediment Why These Two Persons Should Not Be Joined Together
      16. XVI: Getting On
      17. XVII: Missing
      18. XVIII: A Castle in the Air
      19. XIX: The Storming of the Castle in the Air
      20. XX: Introduces the Next
      21. XXI: The History of a Self-Tormentor
      22. XXII: Who Passes by This Road So Late?
      23. XXIII: Mistress Affery Makes a Conditional Promise, Respecting Her Dreams
      24. XXIV: The Evening of a Long Day
      25. XXV: The Chief Butler Resigns the Seals of Office
      26. XXVI: Reaping the Whirlwind
      27. XXVII: The Pupil of the Marshalsea
      28. XXVIII: An Appearance in the Marshalsea
      29. XXIX: A Plea in the Marshalsea
      30. XXX: Closing In
      31. XXXI: Closed
      32. XXXII: Going
      33. XXXIII: Going!
      34. XXXIV: Gone
  5. Colophon
  6. Uncopyright

Edition & source

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SOURCE PUBLICATION DATE
2021-08-22
SOURCE EDITION UPDATED
2026-08-04
ADDED TO iREADALL
2026-10-13
Edition contributors
  • The League of Moveable Type (tyd)
  • Charles Dickens (aut, wpr)
  • Samuel Luke Fildes (art)
  • Jo Churcher (trc)
  • David Widger (trc)
  • David Grigg (bkp, blw, cov, mrk, pfr, tyg)
  • Alex Cabal (pfr)
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