Bleak House / Dickens, Charles

ISBN13: 
9780143037613
9780030812286
9780140430639
9780375760051
9780553211085
9780451524027
9780140434965
9780099511458
9780192834010
9780451528698
9781593083113
9780329047689
9780679405689
9780553212235
9780451520012
9780394605203
9780329322571
9780141439723
LCCN: 
75097848
2002026489
84025543
97109166
98195467
2002066921
2004116675
91052974983
61015990
2003269514
Compare Title: 
bleakhouse
Call Number: 
FIC

Bleak House

Esther, the illegitinate child of Lady Dedlock and Captain Hawdon, is the ward of Mr. Jarndyce and lives with him at Bleak House.

Bleak house

Bleak house

Opening in the swirling mists of London, the novel revolves around a court case that has dragged on for decades?the infamous Jarndyce and Jarndyce lawsuit, in which an inheritance is gradually devoured by legal costs. As Dickens takes us through the case?s history, he presents a cast of characters as idiosyncratic and memorable as any he ever created, including the beautiful Lady Dedlock, who hides a shocking secret about an illegitimate child and a long-lost love; Mr. Bucket, one of the first detectives to appear in English fiction; and the hilarious Mrs.

Bleak House

1985
Esther Hawdon is the illegitimate daughter of Lady Dedlock and Captain Hawdon. She is the ward of Dr. Jaendyce and lives in Bleak House with him.

Bleak house

1992
Esther, the illegitinate child of Lady Dedlock and Captain Hawdon, is the ward of Mr. Jarndyce and lives with him at Bleak House.

Bleak house

2005
Often considered Charles Dickens?s masterpiece, Bleak House blends together several literary genresdetective fiction, romance, melodrama, and satireto create an unforgettable portrait of the decay and corruption at the heart of English law and society in the Victorian era.

Bleak House

2003
Presents Dickens's 1853 novel which tells the story of several generations of the Jarndyce family who wait in vain to inherit money that is tied up in a legal dispute in England's notoriously slow moving Court of Chancery.

Bleak House

1998
Presents Dickens's 1853 novel in which several generations of the Jarndyce family wait in vain for an inheritance tied up in a legal dispute in England's notoriously slow-moving Court of Chancery.

Bleak House

2008
Presents Dickens's 1853 novel which tells the story of several generations of the Jarndyce family who wait in vain to inherit money that is tied up in a legal dispute in England's notoriously slow-moving Court of Chancery.

Pages

Subscribe to RSS - Bleak House / Dickens, Charles