The 365 chapters of Les Misérables

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1	Les Misérables	Victor Hugo		Victor Hugo's glorious, 1,400-page journey through post-revolutionary France has 365 chapters. You might consider this a good reason to read it over a year. This might help.
2	Table of contents
3				This is the table of contents from Christine Donougher's 2015 Penguin translation
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6	volume	book	chapter		number	date
7	Volume I: Fantine	Book I: A Good Man	I: Monsieur Myriel		1	01/01/2023	Les Misérables
8			II: Monsieur Myriel becomes Monsieur Bienvenu		2	02/01/2023
9			III: For a good Bishop, a hard bishopric		3	03/01/2023
10			IV: Deeds to match words		4	04/01/2023
11			V: Monseigneur Bienvenu made his cassocks last far too long		5	05/01/2023
12			VI: Under whose protection he placed his house		6	06/01/2023
13			VII: Cravatte		7	07/01/2023
14			VIII: After-drinking philosophy		8	08/01/2023
15			IX: The brother as described by his sister		9	09/01/2023
16			X: The Bishop in the presence of an unknown light		10	10/01/2023
17			XI: One reservation		11	11/01/2023
18			XII: Monseigneur Bienvenu's isolation		12	12/01/2023
19			XIII: What he believed		13	13/01/2023
20			XIV: What he thought		14	14/01/2023
21		Book II: The Fall	I: The evening after a day's walking		15	15/01/2023
22			II: Wisdom is advised to be prudent		16	16/01/2023
23			III: The heroism of passive obedience		17	17/01/2023
24			IV: About the cheese dairies of pontarlier		18	18/01/2023
25			V: Tranquillity		19	19/01/2023
26			VI: Jean Valjean		20	20/01/2023
27			VII: Inside despair		21	21/01/2023
28			VIII: The deep and the dark		22	22/01/2023
29			IX: New woes		23	23/01/2023
30			X: The man awakened		24	24/01/2023
31			XI: What he does		25	25/01/2023
32			XII: The Bishop at work		26	26/01/2023
33			XIII: Petit-Gervais		27	27/01/2023
34		Book III: In the year 1817	I: The year 1817		28	28/01/2023
35			II: Two foursomes		29	29/01/2023
36			III: Haphazard pairings		30	30/01/2023
37			IV: Tholomyès is so happy, he sings a Spanish song		31	31/01/2023
38			V: At Bombarda’s		32	01/02/2023
39			VI: Chapter in which lovers adore		33	02/02/2023
40			VII: Tholomyès's wisdom		34	03/02/2023
41			VIII: Death of a horse		35	04/02/2023
42			IX: A merry end to mirth		36	05/02/2023
43		Book IV: Entrusting sometimes means giving away	I: One mother meets another		37	06/02/2023
44			II: First sketch of two shady characters		38	07/02/2023
45			III: The Lark		39	08/02/2023
46		Book V: The descent	I: Story of an advance in the manufacture of black glass jewellery		40	09/02/2023
47			II: Madeleine		41	10/02/2023
48			III: Sums deposited with Laffitte		42	11/02/2023
49			IV: Monsieur Madeleine in mourning		43	12/02/2023
50			V: Vague glimmerings on the horizon		44	13/02/2023
51			VI: Père Fauchelevent		45	14/02/2023
52			VII: Fauchelevent becomes a gardener in Paris		46	15/02/2023
53			VIII: Madame Victurnien spends thirty-five francs for the sake of morality		47	16/02/2023
54			IX: Success for Madame Victurnien		48	17/02/2023
55			X: The consequences of her success		49	18/02/2023
56			XI: Christus nos liberavit		50	19/02/2023
57			XII: Monsieur Bamatabois’s idleness		51	20/02/2023
58			XIII: Resolving some questions of municipal policing		52	21/02/2023
59		Book VI: Javert	I: An initial rest		53	22/02/2023
60			II: How Jean may become champ		54	23/02/2023
61		Book VII: The Champmathieu affair	I: Soeur Simplice		55	24/02/2023
62			II: Maître Scaufflaire’s Shrewdness		56	25/02/2023
63			III: A storm in the mind		57	26/02/2023
64			IV: Forms that suffering takes in sleep		58	27/02/2023
65			V: Spokes in the wheels		59	28/02/2023
66			VI: Soeur Simplice put to the test		60	01/03/2023
67			VII: The traveller on arrival makes sure of being able to leave		61	02/03/2023
68			VIII: Privileged access		62	03/03/2023
69			IX: Where convictions take place		63	04/03/2023
70			X: Systematic denials		64	05/03/2023
71			XI: Champmathieu is ever more amazed		65	06/03/2023
72		Book VIII: After-effect	I: The mirror in which Monsieur Madeleine sees his hair		66	07/03/2023
73			II: Fantine happy		67	08/03/2023
74			III: Javert satisfied		68	09/03/2023
75			IV: Authority reasserts its rights		69	10/03/2023
76			V: A suitable grave		70	11/03/2023
77	Volume II: Cosette	Book I: Waterloo	I: On the way from Nivelles		71	12/03/2023
78			II: Hougomont		72	13/03/2023
79			III: The eighteenth of June, 1815		73	14/03/2023
80			IV: A		74	15/03/2023
81			V: The quid obscurum of battles		75	16/03/2023
82			VI: Four O’Clock in the afternoon		76	17/03/2023
83			VII: Napoleon in good humour		77	18/03/2023
84			VIII: The Emperor asks his guide Lacoste a question		78	19/03/2023
85			IX: The unexpected		79	20/03/2023
86			X: The Mont-Saint-Jean Plateau		80	21/03/2023
87			XI: A bad guide for Napoleon, a good guide for Bülow		81	22/03/2023
88			XII: The guard		82	23/03/2023
89			XIII: The catastrophe		83	24/03/2023
90			XIV: The last square		84	25/03/2023
91			XV: Cambronne		85	26/03/2023
92			XVI: Quot libras in Duce?		86	27/03/2023
93			XVII: Should Waterloo to be regarded as a good thing?		87	28/03/2023
94			XVIII: Another outbreak of divine right		88	29/03/2023
95			XIX: The battlefield at night		89	30/03/2023
96		Book II: The ship Orion	I: Number 24601 becomes number 9430		90	31/03/2023
97			II: In which are to be read two lines of verse perhaps by the devil		91	01/04/2023
98			The ankle-chain must have been worked on previously, to break at a single hammer blow		92	02/04/2023
99		Book III: A deathbed promise if honoured	I: The problem of water at Montfermeil		93	03/04/2023
100			II: Two finished portraits		94	04/04/2023