Little Dorrit

Small-time debt collector William Gills and his daughter Little Dorrit are imprisoned for debts they cannot pay, revealing the harsh realities of poverty and debt in Victorian England, while Clennam, a wealthy merchant, searches for his long-lost love and redemption amidst societal corruption.

• Little Dorrit
• Chapter 2 Fellow Travellers
• Chapter 4. Mrs Flintwinch Has A Dream
• Chapter 7. The Child Of The Marshalsea
• Chapter 9. Little Mother
• Chapter 11. Let Loose
• Chapter 13. Patriarchal
• Chapter 14. Little Dorrit’s Party
• Chapter 16. Nobody’s Weakness
• Chapter 18. Little Dorrit’s Lover
• Chapter 20. Moving In Society
• Chapter 22. A Puzzle
• Chapter 24. Fortune-telling
• Chapter 26. Nobody’s State Of Mind
• Chapter 28. Nobody’s Disappearance
• Chapter 31. Spirit
• Chapter 32. More Fortune-telling
• Chapter 34. A Shoal Of Barnacles
• Chapter 36. The Marshalsea Becomes An Orphan
• Chapter 2. Mrs General
• Chapter 4. A Letter From Little Dorrit
• Chapter 6. Something Right Somewhere
• Chapter 8. The Dowager Mrs Gowan Is Reminded That ‘It Never Does’
• Chapter 10. The Dreams Of Mrs Flintwinch Thicken
• Chapter 12. In Which A Great Patriotic Conference Is Holden
• Chapter 14. Taking Advice
• Chapter 15. No Just Cause Or Impediment Why These Two Persons
• Chapter 17. Missing
• Chapter 19. The Storming Of The Castle In The Air
• Chapter 21. The History Of A Self-tormentor
• Chapter 24. The Evening Of A Long Day
• Chapter 26. Reaping The Whirlwind
• Chapter 28. An Appearance In The Marshalsea
• Chapter 29. A Plea In The Marshalsea
• Chapter 31. Closed
• Chapter 33. Going!