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Toilers of the Sea (Version 2) by Victor Hugo (1802 - 1885) — 97 episodes
Book Third - Departure of the "Cashmere" - Chapter I - The Havelet quite close to the Church
Chapter II - Despairs in Presence of Each Other
Chapter III - The Foresight of Abnegation
Chapter IV - "For your Wife when you Marry"
Chapter V - The Great Tomb
Chapter V - In the Interval which Separates Six Inches from Two Feet there is Room to Lodge Death
Chapter VI - De Profundis ad Altum
Chapter VII - There is an Ear in the Unknown
Part Third - Déruchette - Book First - Night and Morn - Chapter I - The Bell of the Port
Chapter II - Again the Port Bell
Book Second - Gratitude in Full Despotism - Chapter I - Joy Surrounded by Anguish
Chapter II - The Leather Trunk
Chapter V - Gilliatt has his Choice
Chapter VI - The Combat
Book Four - The Pitfalls of the Obstacle - Chapter I - A Man who is Hungry is not the only Hungry one
Chapter II - The Monster
Chapter III - Another Form of Combat in the Gulf
Chapter IV - Nothing is Hidden and Nothing is Lost
Chapter X - The Warnings of the Sea
Chapter XI - A Word to the Wise is Sufficient
Book Third - The Battle - Chapter I - Extremes Meet
Chapter II - Sea Breezes
Chapter III - Explanation of the Noise to which Gilliatt Listened
Chapter IV - Turba, Turma
Chapter IV - In which Captain Clubin displays all his Qualities
Chapter V - Clubin puts the Finishing Touch to Admiration
Chapter VI - The Interior of an Abyss Illuminated
Chapter VII - The Unexpected intervenes
Book Seventh - The Imprudence of asking Questions of a. Book - Chapter I - The Pearl at the Bottom of the Precipice
Chapter II - Much Astonishment on the Western Coast
Chapter III - Tempt not the Bible
Volume II - Part Two - Gilliatt The Crafty - Book First - The Reef - Chapter I - The Place which it is Hard to Reach and Difficult to Leave
Chapter II - The Thoroughness of the Disaster
Chapter III - Sound but not Safe
Chapter IV - A Preliminary Exmination
Chapter V - A Word as to the Secret Cooperation of the Elements
Chapter VI - A Stable for the Horse
Chapter VII - A Chamber for the Traveller
Chapter VIII - Importunaeque Volucres
Chapter IX - The Reef, and the Manner of Using it
Chapter X - The Forge
Chapter XI - A Discovery
Chapter XII - The Interior of a Submarine Edifice
Chapter XIII - What one sees there, and what one gets a Glimpse of
Book Second - Labor - Chapter I - The Resources of one who lacks Everything
Chapter II - How Shakespeare and Aeschylus can meet
Chapter III - Gilliatt's Masterpiece comes to the succor of Lethierry's Masterpiece
Chapter IV - Sub Re
Chapter V - Sub Umbra
Chapter VI - Gilliatt brings the Paunch into Position
Chapter VII - A Danger at Once
Chapter VIII - Change rather than Conclusion
Chapter IX - Success snatched away as soon as granted
Chapter II - A Taste which he had
Chapter III - The Ancient Dialect of the Sea
Chapter IV - One is Vulnerable through what one Loves
Book Third - Durande and Déruchette - Chapter I - Chatter and Smoke
Chapter II - The Eternal History of Utopia
Chapter III - Rantaine
Chapter IV - Continuation of the History of Utopia
Chapter V - The Devil-Boat
Chapter VI - Entrance of Lethierry into Glory
Chapter VII - The same Godfather and the same Protectress
Chapter VIII - "Bonny Dundee"
Chapter IX - The Man who had seen through Rantaine
Chapter X - Tales of Long Voyages
Chapter XI - A Glance at Possible Husbands
Chapter XII - An Exception in the Character of Lethierry
Chapter XIII - Heedlessness adds New Grace to Beauty
Book Fourth - The Bagpipe - Chaprer I - The First Gleams of Dawn, or a Conflagration
Chapter II - An Entrance, Step by Step, into the Unknown
Chapter III - The Air "Bonny Dundee" finds an Echo on the Hill
Chapter IV - A Nocturnal Serenade
Chapter V - Well-Merited Success is always Hated
Chapter VI - The Luck of a Shipwrecked Crew in meeting a Sloop
Book Fifth - The Revolver - Chapter I - The Conversation at the Jean Tavern
Chapter II - Clubin perceives some one
Chapter III - Clubin Carries Away and does not Bring Back
Chapter IV - Plainmont
Chapter V - The Bird-Nesters
Chapter VI - The Jacressarde
Chapter VII - Nocturnal Purchasers and a Shady Vendor
Chapter VIII - The Red Ball and the Black Ball Carom
Chapter IX - Information Useful to Persons who await or who fear Letters from Across the Sea
Book Sixth - The Drunken Helmsman and the Sober Captain - Chapter I - The Douvres Rocks
Chapter II - Unexpected Brandy
Chapter III - Interrupted Conversations
Volume I - Dedication & Preface
Book First - What a Bad Reputation is Composed of - Chapter I - A Word Written on a Blank Page
Chaptef II - The Bû de la Rue
Chapter III - For your Wife when you Marry
Chapter IV - Unpopularity
Chapter V - Other Suspicious Things about Gilliatt
Chapter VI - The Paunch Boat
Chapter VII - For a Haunted House, a Visionary Inhabitant
Chapter VIII - The Chair of Gild-Holm-'Ur
Book Second - Mess Lethierry - Chapter I - A Restless Life and a Quiet Conscience