- 1Translator’s Preface
- 2Chapter I — Maslova in Prison
- 3Chapter II — Maslova’s Early Life
- 4Chapter III — Nekhludoff
- 5Chapter IV — Missy
- 6Chapter V — The Jurymen
- 7Chapter VI — The Judges
- 8Chapter VII — The Officials of the Court
- 9Chapter VIII — Swearing in the Jury
- 10Chapter IX — The Trial — The Prisoners Questioned
- 11Chapter X — The Trial — The Indictment
- 12Chapter XI — The Trial — Maslova Cross-Examined
- 13Chapter XII — Twelve Years Before
- 14Chapter XIII — Life in the Army
- 15Chapter XIV — The Second Meeting With Maslova
- 16Chapter XV — The Early Mass
- 17Chapter XVI — The First Step
- 18Chapter XVII — Nekhludoff and Katusha
- 19Chapter XVIII — Afterwards
- 20Chapter XIX — The Trial — Resumption
- 21Chapter XX — The Trial — The Medical Report
- 22Chapter XXI — The Trial — The Prosecutor and the Advocates
- 23Chapter XXII — The Trial — The Summing Up
- 24Chapter XXIII — The Trial — The Verdict
- 25Chapter XXIV — The Trial — The Sentence
- 26Chapter XXV — Nekhludoff Consults an Advocate
- 27Chapter XXVI — The House of Korchagin
- 28Chapter XXVII — Missy’s Mother
- 29Chapter XXVIII — The Awakening
- 30Chapter XXIX — Maslova in Prison
- 31Chapter XXX — The Cell
- 32Chapter XXXI — The Prisoners
- 33Chapter XXXII — A Prison Quarrel
- 34Chapter XXXIII — The Leaven at Work — Nekhludoff’s Domestic Changes
- 35Chapter XXXIV — The Absurdity of Law — Reflections of a Juryman
- 36Chapter XXXV — The Procureur — Nekhludoff Refuses to Serve
- 37Chapter XXXVI — Nekhludoff Endeavours to Visit Maslova
- 38Chapter XXXVII — Maslova Recalls the Past
- 39Chapter XXXVIII — Sunday in Prison — Preparing for Mass
- 40Chapter XXXIX — The Prison Church — Blind Leaders of the Blind
- 41Chapter XL — The Husks of Religion
- 42Chapter XLI — Visiting Day — The Men’s Ward
- 43Chapter XLII — Visiting Day — The Women’s Ward
- 44Chapter XLIII — Nekhludoff Visits Maslova
- 45Chapter XLIV — Maslova’s View of Life
- 46Chapter XLV — Fanarin, the Advocate — The Petition
- 47Chapter XLVI — A Prison Flogging
- 48Chapter XLVII — Nekhludoff Again Visits Maslova
- 49Chapter XLVIII — Maslova Refuses to Marry
- 50Chapter XLIX — Vera Doukhova
- 51Chapter L — The Vice-Governor of the Prison
- 52Chapter LI — The Cells
- 53Chapter LII — No. 21
- 54Chapter LIII — Victims of Government
- 55Chapter LIV — Prisoners and Friends
- 56Chapter LV — Vera Doukhova Explains
- 57Chapter LVI — Nekhludoff and the Prisoners
- 58Chapter LVII — The Vice-Governor’s “At-Home”
- 59Chapter LVIII — The Vice-Governor Suspicious
- 60Chapter LIX — Nekhludoff’s Third Interview With Maslova in Prison
- 61Book II
- 62Chapter II — Efforts at Land Restoration
- 63Chapter III — Old Associations
- 64Chapter IV — The Peasants’ Lot
- 65Chapter V — Maslova’s Aunt
- 66Chapter VI — Reflections of a Landlord
- 67Chapter VII — The Disinherited
- 68Chapter VIII — God’s Peace in the Heart
- 69Chapter IX — The Land Settlement
- 70Chapter X — Nekhludoff Returns to Town
- 71Chapter XI — An Advocate’s Views on Judges and Prosecutors
- 72Chapter XII — Why the Peasants Flock to Town
- 73Chapter XIII — Nurse Maslova
- 74Chapter XIV — An Aristocratic Circle
- 75Chapter XV — An Average Statesman
- 76Chapter XVI — An Up-to-Date Senator
- 77Chapter XVII — Countess Katerina Ivanovna’s Dinner Party
- 78Chapter XVIII — Officialdom
- 79Chapter XIX — An Old General of Repute
- 80Chapter XX — Maslova’s Appeal
- 81Chapter XXI — The Appeal Dismissed
- 82Chapter XXII — An Old Friend
- 83Chapter XXIII — The Public Prosecutor
- 84Chapter XXIV — Mariette Tempts Nekhludoff
- 85Chapter XXV — Lydia Shoustova’s Home
- 86Chapter XXVI — Lydia’s Aunt
- 87Chapter XXVII — The State Church and the People
- 88Chapter XXVIII — The Meaning of Mariette’s Attraction
- 89Chapter XXIX — For Her Sake and for God’s
- 90Chapter XXX — The Astonishing Institution Called Criminal Law
- 91Chapter XXXI — Nekhludoff’s Sister and Her Husband
- 92Chapter XXXII — Nekhludoff’s Anarchism
- 93Chapter XXXIII — The Aim of the Law
- 94Chapter XXXIV — The Prisoners Start for Siberia
- 95Chapter XXXV — Not Men but Strange and Terrible Creatures?
- 96Chapter XXXVI — The Tender Mercies of the Lord
- 97Chapter XXXVII — Spilled Like Water on the Ground
- 98Chapter XXXVIII — The Convict Train
- 99Chapter XXXIX — Brother and Sister
- 100Chapter XL — The Fundamental Law of Human Life
- 101Chapter XLI — Taras’s Story
- 102Chapter XLII — Le Vrai Grand Monde
- 103Book III
- 104Chapter II — An Incident of the March
- 105Chapter III — Mary Pavlovna
- 106Chapter IV — Simonson
- 107Chapter V — The Political Prisoners
- 108Chapter VI — Kryltzoff’s Story
- 109Chapter VII — Nekhludoff Seeks an Interview With Maslova
- 110Chapter VIII — Nekhludoff and the Officer
- 111Chapter IX — The Political Prisoners
- 112Chapter X — Makar Devkin
- 113Chapter XI — Maslova and Her Companions
- 114Chapter XII — Nabatoff and Markel
- 115Chapter XIII — Love Affairs of the Exiles
- 116Chapter XIV — Conversations in Prison
- 117Chapter XV — Novodvoroff
- 118Chapter XVI — Simonson Speaks to Nekhludoff
- 119Chapter XVII — “I Have Nothing More to Say”
- 120Chapter XVIII — Neveroff’s Fate
- 121Chapter XIX — Why Is It Done?
- 122Chapter XX — The Journey Resumed
- 123Chapter XXI — “Just a Worthless Tramp”
- 124Chapter XXII — Nekhludoff Sees the General
- 125Chapter XXIII — The Sentence Commuted
- 126Chapter XXIV — The General’s Household
- 127Chapter XXV — Maslova’s Decision
- 128Chapter XXVI — The English Visitor
- 129Chapter XXVII — Kryltzoff at Rest
- 130Chapter XXVIII — A New Life Dawns for Nekhludoff
Resurrection
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