The Man Who Laughs is a novel by Victor Hugo, originally published in April 1869 under the French title L'Homme qui rit. Also published under the title "By Order of the King". (Introduction by Wikipedia)
Chapters (104)
1001 - Preliminary Chapter - Ursus, part I and II
1615
2002 - Preliminary Chapter - Ursus, part III and IV
1688
3003 - Another Preliminary Chapter - The Comparchicos
2159
4004 - Part I, Book the First, Chapter I - Portland Bill
1044
5005 - Part I, Book the First, Chapter II - Left Alone
572
6006 - Part I, Book the First, Chapter III - Alone
857
7007 - Part I, Book the First, Chapter IV - Questions
300
8008 - Part I, Book the First, Chapter V - The Tree of Human Invention
857
9009 - Part I, Book the First, Chapter VI - Struggle Between Death and Night
838
10010 - Part I, Book the First, Chapter VII - The North Point of Portland
675
11011 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter I - Superhuman Laws
446
12012 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter II - Our First Rough Sketches Filled In
625
13013 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter III - Troubled Men on the Troubled Sea
492
14014 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter IV - A Cloud Different from the Others enters on the Scene
1369
15015 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter V - Hardquanonne
312
16016 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter VI - They Think that Help is at Hand
254
17017 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter VII - Superhuman Horrors
607
18018 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter VIII - Nix et Nox
477
19019 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter IX - The Charge Confided to a Raging Sea
210
20020 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter X - The Colossal Savage, the Storm
580
21021 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XI - The Caskets
350
22022 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XII - Face to Face with the Rock
504
23023 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XIII - Face to Face with Night
181
24024 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XIV - Ortach
233
25025 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XV - Portentosum Mare
821
26026 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XVI - The Problem Suddenly Works in Silence
368
27027 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XVII - The Last Resource
520
28028 - Part I, Book the Second, Chapter XVIII - The Highest Resource
887
29029 - Part I, Book the Third, Chapter I - Chesil
678
30030 - Part I, Book the Third, Chapter II - The Effect of Snow
534
31031 - Part I, Book the Third, Chapter III - A Burden Makes a Rough Road Rougher
658
32032 - Part I, Book the Third, Chapter IV - Another Form of Desert
717
33033 - Part I, Book the Third, Chapter V - Misanthropy Plays its Pranks
2082
34034 - Part I, Book the Third, Chapter VI - The Awakening
413
35035 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter I - Lord Clancharlie
1855
36036 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter II - Lord David Dirry-Moir
856
37037 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter III - The Duchess Josiana
1095
38038 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter IV - The Leader of Fashion
849
39039 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter V - Queen Anne
936
40040 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter VI - Barkilphedro
930
41041 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter VII - Barkilphedro Gnaws His Way
947
42042 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter VIII - Inferi
337
43043 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter IX - Hate is as Strong as Love
1165
44044 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter X - The Flame which would be Seen if Man were Transparent
1121
45045 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter XI - Barkilphedro in Ambuscade
605
46046 - Part II, Book the First, Chapter XII - Scotland, Ireland and England
1059
47047 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter I - Wherein we see the Face of Him of whom we have hitherto seen only the Acts
746
48048 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter II - Dea
424
49049 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter III - "Oculus non habet, et videt"
367
50050 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter IV - Well-matched Lovers
508
51051 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter V - The Blue Sky through the Black Cloud
639
52052 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter VI - Ursus as Tutor, and Ursus as Guardian
572
53053 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter VII - Blindness Gives Lessons in Clairvoyance
474
54054 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter VIII - Not only Happiness, but Prosperity
764
55055 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter IX - Absurdities which Folks without Taste call Poetry
878
56056 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter X - An Outsider's View of Men and Things
862
57057 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter XI - Gwynplaine Thinks Justice, and Ursus Talks Truth
1352
58058 - Part II, Book the Second, Chapter XII - Ursus the Poet Drags on Ursus the Philosopher
441
59059 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter I - The Tadcaster Inn
486
60060 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter II - Open-Air Eloquence
804
61061 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter III - Where the Passer-by Reappears
744
62062 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter IV - Contraries Fraternize in Hate
765
63063 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter V - The Wapentake
457
64064 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter VI - The Mouse Examined by the Cats
1069
65065 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter VII - Why Should a Gold Piece Lower Itself by Mixing With a Heap of Pennies?
880
66066 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter VIII - Symptoms of Poisoning
735
67067 - Part II, Book the Third, Chapter IX - Abyssus abyssum vocat
1331
68068 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter I - The Temptation of St. Gwynplaine
1094
69069 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter II - From Gay to Grave
919
70070 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter III - Lex, Rex, Fex
540
71071 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter IV - Ursus Spies the Police
679
72072 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter V - A fearful Place
313
73073 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter VI - The kind of Magistracy under the Wigs of Former Days
620
74074 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter VII - Shuddering
272
75075 - Part II, Book the Fourth, Chapter VIII - Lamentation
2072
76076 - Part II, Book the Fifth, Chapter I - The Durability of Fragile Things
1487
77077 - Part II, Book the Fifth, Chapter II - The Waif Knows Its Own Course
1978
78078 - Part II, Book the Fifth, Chapter III - An Awakening
475
79079 - Part II, Book the Fifth, Chapter IV - Fascination
864
80080 - Part II, Book the Fifth, Chapter V - We Think We Remember; We Forget
1131
81081 - Part II, Book the Sixth, Chapter I - What the Misanthrope said
506
82082 - Part II, Book the Sixth, Chapter II - What He did
1687
83083 - Part II, Book the Sixth, Chapter III - Complications
385
84084 - Part II, Book the Sixth, Chapter IV - Moenius surdis campana muta
814
85085 - Part II, Book the Sixth, Chapter V - State Policy Deals with Little Matters as Well as with Great
1263
86086 - Part II, Book the Seventh, Chapter I - The Awakening
384
87087 - Part II, Book the Seventh, Chapter II - The Resemblance of a Palace to a Wood
601
88088 - Part II, Book the Seventh, Chapter III - Eve
901
89089 - Part II, Book the Seventh, Chapter IV - Satan
1563
90090 - Part II, Book the Seventh, Chapter V - They Recognize, but do not Know, Each Other
356
91091 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter I - Analysis of Majestic Matters
1746
92092 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter II - Impartiality
1282
93093 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter III - The Old Hall
901
94094 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter IV - The Old Chamber
675
95095 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter V - Aristocratic Gossip
1067
96096 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter VI - The High and the Low
569
97097 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter VII - Storms of Men are Worse than Storms of Oceans
2593
98098 - Part II, Book the Eighth, Chapter VIII - He would be a good Brother, Were he not a Good Son
955
99099 - Part II, Book the Ninth, Chapter I - It is through Excess of Greatness that Man reaches Excess of Misery
594
100100 - Part II, Book the Ninth, Chapter II - The Dregs
2680
101101 - Conclusion, Chapter I - A Watch-Dog may be a Guardian Angel
624
102102 - Conclusion, Chapter II - Barkilphedro, Having Aimed at the Eagle, Brings down the Dove
1070
103103 - Conclusion, Chapter III - Paradise Regained Below
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