The Brothers Karamazov
by Fyodor Dostoevsky · 1880
Constance Garnett's translation, 1912. 102 parts, about 347,438 words, 26 hours of reading. Source edition.
Contents
- Part I, I: Fyodor Pavlovitch Karamazov1,328 words
- Part I, II: He Gets Rid of His Eldest Son1,296 words
- Part I, III: The Second Marriage and the Second Family2,582 words
- Part I, IV: The Third Son, Alyosha3,503 words
- Part I, V: Elders3,625 words
- Part I, I: They Arrive at the Monastery1,794 words
- Part I, II: The Old Buffoon3,573 words
- Part I, III: Peasant Women Who Have Faith3,234 words
- Part I, IV: A Lady of Little Faith3,024 words
- Part I, Chapter V3,671 words
- Part I, Chapter VI3,930 words
- Part I, VII: A Young Man Bent on a Career3,459 words
- Part I, VIII: The Scandalous Scene3,504 words
- Part I, I: In the Servants’ Quarters2,248 words
- Part I, II: Lizaveta1,644 words
- Part I, III: The Confession of a Passionate Heart—In Verse3,371 words
- Part I, IV: The Confession of a Passionate Heart—In Anecdote3,370 words
- Part I, V: The Confession of a Passionate Heart—“Heels Up”3,362 words
- Part I, VI: Smerdyakov2,143 words
- Part I, VII: The Controversy2,172 words
- Part I, VIII: Over the Brandy2,878 words
- Part I, IX: The Sensualists2,062 words
- Part I, X: Both Together4,436 words
- Part I, XI: Another Reputation Ruined3,148 words
- Part II, I: Father Ferapont4,123 words
- Part II, II: At His Father’s1,953 words
- Part II, III: A Meeting with the Schoolboys1,820 words
- Part II, IV: At the Hohlakovs’2,312 words
- Part II, V: A Laceration in the Drawing-Room4,514 words
- Part II, VI: A Laceration in the Cottage3,312 words
- Part II, VII: And in the Open Air4,382 words
- Part II, I: The Engagement4,441 words
- Part II, II: Smerdyakov with a Guitar2,555 words
- Part II, III: The Brothers Make Friends3,834 words
- Part II, IV: Rebellion1 passage · 4,925 words
- Part II, V: The Grand Inquisitor1 passage · 9,260 words
- Part II, VI: For Awhile a Very Obscure One4,328 words
- Part II, VII: “It’s Always Worth While Speaking to a Clever Man”3,394 words
- Notes of the Life of the deceased Priest and Monk, the Elder Zossima, taken from his own words by Alexey Fyodorovitch Karamazov. Biographical Notes (a) Father Zossima’s Brother1 passage · 1,724 words
- (b) Of the Holy Scriptures in the Life of Father Zossima2,830 words
- (c) Recollections of Father Zossima’s Youth before he became a Monk. The Duel3,213 words
- (d) The Mysterious Visitor5,908 words
- (e) The Russian Monk and his possible Significance1,102 words
- (f) Of Masters and Servants, and of whether it is possible for them to be Brothers in the Spirit1,871 words
- (g) Of Prayer, of Love, and of Contact with other Worlds1,274 words
- (h) Can a Man judge his Fellow Creatures? Faith to the End831 words
- (i) Of Hell and Hell Fire, a Mystic Reflection771 words
- Part III, I: The Breath of Corruption5,173 words
- Part III, II: A Critical Moment2,419 words
- Part III, III: An Onion7,823 words
- Part III, IV: Cana of Galilee2,075 words
- Part III, I: Kuzma Samsonov4,770 words
- Part III, II: Lyagavy2,967 words
- Part III, III: Goldmines4,738 words
- Part III, IV: In the Dark2,387 words
- Part III, V: A Sudden Resolution6,312 words
- Part III, VI: “I Am Coming, Too!”3,109 words
- Part III, VII: The First and Rightful Lover6,339 words
- Part III, VIII: Delirium5,607 words
- Part III, I: The Beginning of Perhotin’s Official Career2,819 words
- Part III, II: The Alarm2,696 words
- Part III, III: The Sufferings of a Soul, the First Ordeal3,583 words
- Part III, IV: The Second Ordeal3,019 words
- Part III, V: The Third Ordeal4,411 words
- Part III, VI: The Prosecutor Catches Mitya3,178 words
- Part III, VII: Mitya’s Great Secret. Received with Hisses4,775 words
- Part III, VIII: The Evidence of the Witnesses. The Babe3,920 words
- Part III, IX: They Carry Mitya Away1,524 words
- Part IV, I: Kolya Krassotkin2,248 words
- Part IV, II: Children2,263 words
- Part IV, III: The Schoolboy2,911 words
- Part IV, IV: The Lost Dog3,260 words
- Part IV, V: By Ilusha’s Bedside6,667 words
- Part IV, VI: Precocity2,635 words
- Part IV, VII: Ilusha1,393 words
- Part IV, I: At Grushenka’s3,938 words
- Part IV, II: The Injured Foot4,381 words
- Part IV, III: A Little Demon2,544 words
- Part IV, IV: A Hymn and a Secret1 passage · 5,812 words
- Part IV, Chapter V2,243 words
- Part IV, VI: The First Interview with Smerdyakov3,998 words
- Part IV, VII: The Second Visit to Smerdyakov3,859 words
- Part IV, VIII: The Third and Last Interview with Smerdyakov6,408 words
- Part IV, IX: The Devil. Ivan’s Nightmare7,936 words
- Part IV, X: “It Was He Who Said That”2,249 words
- Part IV, I: The Fatal Day2,809 words
- Part IV, II: Dangerous Witnesses3,802 words
- Part IV, III: The Medical Experts and a Pound of Nuts2,292 words
- Part IV, IV: Fortune Smiles on Mitya3,980 words
- Part IV, V: A Sudden Catastrophe4,126 words
- Part IV, VI: The Prosecutor’s Speech. Sketches of Character4,039 words
- Part IV, VII: An Historical Survey2,060 words
- Part IV, VIII: A Treatise on Smerdyakov4,092 words
- Part IV, IX: The Galloping Troika. The End of the Prosecutor’s Speech4,574 words
- Part IV, X: The Speech for the Defense. An Argument That Cuts Both Ways1,702 words
- Part IV, XI: There Was No Money. There Was No Robbery2,814 words
- Part IV, XII: And There Was No Murder Either3,411 words
- Part IV, XIII: A Corrupter of Thought3,413 words
- Part IV, XIV: The Peasants Stand Firm2,570 words
- Epilogue, I: Plans for Mitya’s Escape2,214 words
- Epilogue, II: For a Moment the Lie Becomes Truth3,095 words
- Epilogue, III: Ilusha’s Funeral. The Speech at the Stone4,022 words