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The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Corrected and Edited Unabridged Original Text by Dickens, Charles

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The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Corrected and Edited Unabridged Original Text

by Dickens, Charles

The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Corrected and Edited Unabridged Original Text by Charles Dickens We are offering this title as the revised and corrected version of the original work, So you can be assured that you will not encounter the usual errors and imperfections seen in many similar works available online or in print.

Literature & Fiction Genre Fiction Psychological Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
Author Dickens, Charles
Published 2022
Format Print edition

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About The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Corrected and Edited Unabridged Original Text

The Mystery of Edwin Drood: Corrected and Edited Unabridged Original Text by Charles Dickens We are offering this title as the revised and corrected version of the original work, So you can be assured that you will not encounter the usual errors and imperfections seen in many similar works available online or in print. Usually, there are some imperfections, or even missing sentences or pages in the historical or classic literature books republished after years, This is due to issues caused during conversion from the physical book to electronic form via OCR software, or damaged or removed parts of the original physical books which are kept at libraries and used for text extraction. The Mystery of Edwin Drood is a novel that is itself the subject of one of literature’s most enduring mysteries. The story recounts the troubled romance of Rosa Bud and the book’s eponymous character, who later vanishes. Was Drood murdered, and if so by whom? All clues point to John Jasper, Drood’s lugubrious uncle, who coveted Rosa. Or did Drood orchestrate his own disappearance? As Charles Dickens died before finishing the book, the ending is intriguingly ambiguous. There is a lot of speculation about how The Mystery of Edwin Drood was to have ended. Dickens didn’t leave any notes or clues outlining the plot so no one will ever really know what he intended. As it has been completed by many different Authors over the years it may have different endings from book to book.

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