The Phantom of the OperaThe novel that inspired the Lon Chaney film and the hit musical. "The wildest and most fantastic of tales."--New York Times Book Review. |
Contents
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| 8 | |
| 21 | |
| 34 | |
Box Five | 45 |
The Enchanted Violin | 63 |
A Visit to Box Five | 85 |
Faust and What Followed | 89 |
The Singular Attitude of a SafetyPin | 191 |
Christine Christine | 200 |
Mme Girys Revelations | 207 |
The SafetyPin Again | 221 |
The Commissary the Viscount and | 230 |
The Viscount and the Persian | 238 |
In the Cellars of the Opera | 247 |
Interesting Vicissitudes | 269 |
The Mysterious Brougham | 108 |
At the Masked Ball | 119 |
Forget the Name of the Mans Voice | 132 |
Above the TrapDoors | 140 |
Apollos Lyre | 151 |
A MasterStroke of the TrapDoor Lover | 176 |
In the TortureChamber | 285 |
The Tortures Begin | 294 |
Barrels Barrels | 302 |
The End of the Ghosts LoveStory | 326 |
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