An agonizing decision, an enigmatic dream, a frantic carriage ride to a strange town–such was week nine of the Les Misérables Chapter-a-Day Read-along. And here is what it looked like on Twitter:

Les Misérables Chapter-a-Day Read-along: Happy 216th Birthday, Victor Hugo! #lesmisreadalong https://t.co/AOhYJuVxLA pic.twitter.com/kjC7RczHAY

— Nick Senger (@nsenger) February 26, 2018

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#lesmisreadalong https://t.co/TObqroIaNi

— AStrongBeliefWicker She/her 5 x VAXX 📚🤷‍♀️ (@AStrongBelief) February 27, 2018

…he looked, and he saw that these two stars were the lamps of a carriage. By the light which they emitted, he could distinguish the form of a carriage. It was a tilbury drawn by a small white horse.
V1 B7 C4 #LesMisReadalong pic.twitter.com/3nb1AEJBDE

— Rick Barry 📚 (@RickBarry44) February 27, 2018

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"There is one spectacle greater than the sea: that is the sky;
there is one spectacle greater than the sky: that is the interior of the soul."
Les Miserables (Pt 1 Bk 7 Ch 3) #lesmisreadalong

— Russell B Smith (@possiblehorizon) March 1, 2018

"Traveling is a constant birth and death." V1B7C5 #lesmisreadalong And yet I keep traveling!

— Denise Gorss (@Denise205) March 1, 2018

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I know! All of a sudden, the chapters start getting longer while I'm having a particularly busy week. But I'm caught up as of this morning. And interested in how the story is unfolding. #lesmisreadalong

— Denise Gorss (@Denise205) March 4, 2018