TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 -- THE DAWN
Note: Charles Dickens died before he completed "The Mystery
of Edwin Drood". We have only half the story Dickens intended
to tell.
How would Dickens have completed his mystery? No one knows.
You may enjoy reading "The D. Case, or The Truth About The Mystery
of Edwin Drood", by Charles Dickens, Carlo Fruttero, and Franco
Lucentini (1989, translated from the Italian by Gregory Dowling,
published 1992 by Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York.
ISBN 0-15-113732-3). It outlines the principal theories in an
enjoyable framework, a conference of fictional detectives.
The public domain e-text of "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" was
scanned and proofread by David Price. This html edition was
prepared by Ken Roberts, and is also in the public domain.
The Mystery of Edwin Drood
by Charles Dickens
2 -- A DEAN, AND A CHAPTER ALSO
3 -- THE NUNS' HOUSE
4 -- MR. SAPSEA
5 -- MR. DURDLES AND FRIEND
6 -- PHILANTHROPY IN MINOR CANON CORNER
7 -- MORE CONFIDENCES THAN ONE
8 -- DAGGERS DRAWN
9 -- BIRDS IN THE BUSH
10 -- SMOOTHING THE WAY
11 -- A PICTURE AND A RING
12 -- A NIGHT WITH DURDLES
13 -- BOTH AT THEIR BEST
14 -- WHEN SHALL THESE THREE MEET AGAIN?
15 -- IMPEACHED
16 -- DEVOTED
17 -- PHILANTHROPY, PROFESSIONAL AND UNPROFESSIONAL
18 -- A SETTLER IN CLOISTERHAM
19 -- SHADOW ON THE SUN-DIAL
20 -- A FLIGHT
21 -- A RECOGNITION
22 -- A GRITTY STATE OF THINGS COMES ON
23 -- THE DAWN AGAIN
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