Notre-Dame de Paris

This classic love story pairs Quasimodo, a deformed bell ringer at the cathedral Notre-Dame, with Esmeralda, a kind and beautiful gypsy girl. Amidst death plots and conspiracies, each rescues the other from ruin time after time. Their bond is so strong it lasts even when time runs out.

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• 1: Publication Information
• 2: Preface
• 3: Book First Chapter 1 The Grand Hall
• 4: Book First Chapter 2 Pierre Gringoire
• 5: Book First Chapter 3 Monsieur the Cardinal
• 6: Book First Chapter 4 Master Jacques Coppenole
• 7: Book First Chapter 5 Quasimodo
• 8: Book First Chapter 6 Esmeralda
• 9: Book Second Chapter 1 From Charybdis to Scylla
• 10: Book Second Chapter 2 The Place de Greve
• 11: Book Second Chapter 3 Kisses for Blows
• 12: Book Second Chapter 4 The Inconviences of Following a Pretty Woman Through The Streets in the Evening
• 13: Book Second Chapter 5 Result of the Dangers
• 14: Book Second Chapter 6 The Broken Jug
• 15: Book Second Chapter 7 A Bridal Night
• 16: Book Third Chapter 1 Notre-Dame
• 17: Book Third Chapter 2 A Bird's-Eye View of Paris
• 18: Book Fourth Chapter 1 Good Souls
• 19: Book Fourth Chapter 2 Claude Frollo
• 20: Book Fourth Chapter 3 Immanis Pecoris Custos, Immanior Ipse
• 21: Book Fourth Chapter 4 The Dog and His Master
• 22: Book Fourth Chapter 5 More About Claude Frollo
• 23: Book Fourth Chapter 6 Unpopularity
• 24: Book Fifth Chapter 1 Abbas Beati Martini
• 25: Book Fifth Chapter 2 This Will Kill That
• 26: Book Sixth Chapter 1 An Impartial Glance At The Ancient Magistracy
• 27: Book Sixth Chapter 3 History of a Leavened Cake of Maize
• 28: Book Sixth Chapter 4 A Tear For a Drop of Water
• 29: Book Sixth Chapter 5 End Of The Story of the Cake
• 30: Book Seventh Chapter 1 The Danger of Confiding One's Secret to a Goat
• 31: Book Seventh Chapter 2 A Priest and a Philosopher are Two Different Things
• 32: Book Seventh Chapter 3 The Bells
• 33: Book Seventh Chapter 4 Anarkh
• 34: Book Seventh Chapter 5 The Two Men Clothed in Black
• 35: Book Seventh Chapter 6 The Effect Which Seven Oaths In the Open Air Can Produce
• 36: Book Seventh Chapter 7 The Mysterious Monk
• 37: Book Seventh Chapter 8 The Utility of Windows Which Open on the River
• 38: Book Eighth Chapter 1 The Crown Changed Into a Dry Leaf
• 39: Book Eighth Chapter 2 Continuation of the Crown Which Was Changed Into a Dry Leaf
• 40: Book Eighth Chapter 3 End of the Crown Which Was Turned Into a Dry Leaf
• 41: Book Eighth Chapter 4 Lasciate Ogni Speranza -- Leave All Hope Behind, Ye Who Enter Here
• 42: Book Eighth Chapter 5 The Mother
• 43: Book Eighth Chapter 6 Three Human Hearts Differently Constructed
• 44: Book Ninth Chapter 1 Delirium
• 45: Book Ninth Chapter CHAPTER 2 Hunchbacked, One Eyed, Lame
• 46: Book Ninth Chapter 3 Deaf
• 47: Book Ninth Chapter 4 Earthenware and Crystal
• 48: Book Ninth Chapter 5 The Key to the Red Door
• 49: Book Ninth Chapter 6 Continuation of the Key to the Red Door
• 50: Book Tenth Chapter 1 Gringoire Has Many Good Ideas In Succession -- Rue Des Bernardins
• 51: Book Tenth Chapter 2 Turn Vagabond
• 52: Book Tenth Chapter 3 Long Live Mirth
• 53: Book Tenth Chapter 4 An Awkward Friend
• 54: Book Tenth Chapter 5 The Retreat In Which Monsieur Louis of France Says His Prayers
• 55: Book Tenth Chapter 6 Little Sword in Pocket
• 56: Book Tenth Chapter 7 Chateaupers To The Rescue
• 57: Book Eleventh Chapter 1 The Little Shoe
• 58: Book Eleventh Chapter 2 The Beautiful Creature Clad in White (Dante)
• 59: Book Eleventh Chapter 3 The Marriage of Phoebus
• 60: Book Eleventh Chapter 4 The Marriage of Quasimodo