Friars and Filipinos: An Abridged Translation of Dr. Jose Rizal's Tagalog Novel,; 'Noli Me Tangere.'Rizal, José
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Friars and Filipinos: An Abridged Translation of Dr. Jose Rizal's Tagalog Novel,; 'Noli Me Tangere.'
Rizal, José
Historical fiction; Philippines -- History -- 1812-1898 -- Fiction
Chapter IV.
Captain Tiago 23
Chapter V.
An Idyl on the Azotea 29
Chapter VI.
Things Philippine 35
Chapter VII.
San Diego and Its People 40
Chapter VIII.
Ibarra and the Grave-Digger 47
Chapter IX.
Adventures of a School Teacher 51
Chapter X.
Lights and Shadows 57
Chapter XI.
The Fishing Party 59
Chapter XII.
In the Woods 68
Chapter XIII.
In the House of Tasio 77
Chapter XIV.
The Eve of the Fiesta 83
Chapter XV.
As Night Comes On 87
Chapter XVI.
The Hoisting Crane 92
Chapter XVII.
The Banquet 104
Chapter XVIII.
The First Cloud 112
Chapter XIX.
His Excellency 116
Chapter XX.
The Procession 125
Chapter XXI.
Doña Consolacion 129
Chapter XXII.
Might and Right 137
Chapter XXIII.
Two Visitors 145
Chapter XXIV.
Episode in Espadaña's Life 148
Chapter XXV.
Schemes 161
Chapter XXVI.
The Persecuted 165
Chapter XXVII.
The Cock Fight 172
Chapter XXVIII.
The Two Señoras 181
Chapter XXIX.
The Enigma 188
Chapter XXX.
The Voice of the Persecuted 191
Chapter XXXI.
Elias's Family 200
Chapter XXXII.
Changes 207
Chapter XXXIII.
Playing Cards with the Shades 211
Chapter XXXIV.
The Discovery 217
Chapter XXXV.
The Catastrophe 223
Chapter XXXVI.
What People Say and Think 229
Chapter XXXVII.
Vae Victis! 235
Chapter XXXVIII.
The Accursed 244
Chapter XXXIX.
Maria Clara is Married 248
Chapter XL.
The Pursuit on the Lake 259
Chapter XLI.
Father Dámaso Explains 267
Epilogue 271
JOSÉ RIZAL.
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