The Mystery of Edwin Drood

Charles Dickens

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Table of contents
  • Title Page2
  • Copyright Page3
  • Table of Contents4
  • Introduction5
  • CHAPTER I - The Dawn8
  • CHAPTER II - A Dean, and a Chapter Also9
  • CHAPTER III - The Nuns’ House14
  • CHAPTER IV - Mr. Sapsea18
  • CHAPTER V - Mr. Durdles and Friend22
  • CHAPTER VI - Philanthropy in Minor Canon Corner25
  • CHAPTER VII - More Confidences Than One29
  • CHAPTER VIII - Daggers Drawn33
  • CHAPTER IX - Birds in the Bush37
  • CHAPTER X - Smoothing the Way43
  • CHAPTER XI - A Picture and a Ring48
  • CHAPTER XII - A Night with Durdles54
  • CHAPTER XIII - Both at Their Best60
  • CHAPTER XIV - When Shall These Three Meet Again?64
  • CHAPTER XV - Impeached69
  • CHAPTER XVI - Devoted73
  • CHAPTER XVII - Philanthropy, Professional and Unprofessional77
  • CHAPTER XVIII - A Settler in Cloisterham83
  • CHAPTER XIX - Shadow on the Sun-Dial86
  • CHAPTER XX - A Flight89
  • CHAPTER XXI - A Recognition93
  • CHAPTER XXII - A Gritty State of Things Comes On95
  • CHAPTER XXIII - The Dawn Again102
  • Appendix: The “Sapsea Fragment”108
  • DOVER THRIFT EDITIONS110
Book details
  • Vendor Dover Publications
  • SKU 9780486114439
  • ISBN-13 9780486114439
  • Author Charles Dickens
  • Category Fiction
  • Subject Classics

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A sense of impending evil hovers over a cathedral town, where one man, an outwardly respectable opium addict, is consumed with jealousy over the engagement of his nephew, Edwin Drood, to a lovely young lady. So enraged is he, that he even plots the younger man's murder. But Drood's sudden disappearance halts further scheming and leaves only one big mystery. What happened to Edwin Drood? And what became of his body? Unfinished at the time of his death, Charles Dickens's intriguing story has become all the more tantalizing for its lack of an ending, leaving a grim puzzle that avid readers, over the years, have tried to solve. A gem for lovers of murder mysteries and the legions of Dickens fans, The Mystery of Edwin Drood remains a gripping and haunting masterpiece.