Vanity fair : a novel without a hero by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863, Carey, John, 1934- instant download

Vanity fair : a novel without a hero by Thackeray, William Makepeace, 1811-1863, Carey, John, 1934- instant download

\"Now a major motion picture from FocusFeatures\"--Cover, Originally published, 1848; includes facsimile title page, Includes bibliographical references (pages 811-862), Chronicles the exploits of Becky Sharp, an unscrupulous young woman who is determined to achieve wealth and social success, and her sentimental companion, Amelia, who has fallen for a caddish soldier, in the classic novel set against the backdrop of English society in the early 1800s, Before the Curtain -- Chiswick Mall -- In which Miss Sharp and Miss Sedley prepare to open the Campaign -- Rebecca is in Presence of the Enemy -- The Green Silk Purse -- Dobbin of Ours -- Vauxhall -- Crawley of Queen's Crawley -- Private and Confidential -- Family Portraits -- Miss Sharp begins to make Friends -- Arcadian Simplicity -- Quite a Sentimental Chapter -- Sentimental and Otherwise -- Miss Crawley at Home -- In which Rebecca's Husband appears for a Short Time -- The Letter on the Pincushion -- How Captain Dobbin bought a Piano -- Who played on the Piano Captain Dobbin Bought? -- Miss Crawley at Nurse -- In which Captain Dobbin acts as the Messenger of Hymen -- A Quarrel about an Heiress -- A Marriage and Part of a Honeymoon -- Captain Dobbin proceeds on his Canvass -- In which Mr Osborne takes down the Family Bible -- In which all the Principal Personages think fit to leave Brighton -- Between London and Chatham -- In which Amelia joins Her Regiment -- In which Amelia invades the Low Countries -- Brussels -- 'The Girl I left behind Me' -- In which Jos Sedley takes Care of his Sister -- In which Jos takes Flight, and the War is brought to a Close -- In which Miss Crawley's Relations are very anxious about Her -- James Crawley's Pipe is put out -- Widow and Mother -- How to live well on Nothing a Year -- The Subject continued -- A Family in a very Small Way -- A Cynical Chapter -- In which Becky is recognized by the Family -- In which Becky revisits the Halls of her Ancestors -- Which treats of the Osborne…