A Christmas Carol
Read Scrooge’s character portrait in Stave One, before the Christmas Eve office scene. Trace how cold moves from his appearance into his dealings with othe...
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Clear search & filtersRead Scrooge’s character portrait in Stave One, before the Christmas Eve office scene. Trace how cold moves from his appearance into his dealings with othe...
Read the opening of Chapter I in Anne Brontë’s Agnes Grey. Agnes offers her story as a possible source of instruction and invites readers to judge its valu...
Read the opening of Chapter I, stopping after Alice follows the Rabbit into its hole. Compare her boredom with the sudden arrival of the Rabbit. She initia...
Read the opening of The Frost King in Louisa May Alcott’s Flower Fables, ending after Violet proposes a different approach to the king. The warm flower-wor...
Read the opening of Chapter 5, ending when Victor first leaves the room. Follow the movement from anticipated achievement to disgust. Compare the features...
Read the first paragraphs of Chapter I in Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations, stopping before the stranger speaks. Pip explains his name and remembers im...
Study the proposal to bring Fanny Price into the Bertram household in Chapter I of Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park. Mrs Norris promotes the idea but avoids ta...
Read the opening family scenes of Chapter I in J. M. Barrie’s Peter Pan. Wendy’s discovery that children grow up sits beside Mr Darling’s calculations and...
Read Chapter I of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. The opening makes a confident claim about a wealthy unmarried man, then shifts attention towards the s...
Read the description of the prosperous by-street and the neglected building in Story of the Door. Stop before Enfield recounts the incident. Compare inviti...
Read Chapter I of R. M. Ballantyne’s The Coral Island. Ralph introduces travel as a lifelong passion, links it to family history and remembers his departur...
Read the opening of Chapter VII, stopping when Mary says she would like to see Martha’s cottage. The storm has cleared, and the moor now looks inviting. Co...
Read Chapter I from Mole’s spring-cleaning to his first encounter with the river, stopping before he notices the hole in the opposite bank. Contrast his du...
Start with Alice’s conversation with the kittens in Chapter I of Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking-Glass. Alice scolds, invents replies and shifts into i...
Read Chapter I from the captain’s arrival at the Admiral Benbow to his request that Jim watch for a seafaring man with one leg. His forceful manner suggest...
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