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Noli Me Tangere
- 2. Kabanata 13: Mga Banta ng Utos
- 3. Kabanata 14: Tasiong Baliw o Pilosopo
- 4. Kabanata 15: Mga Sakristan
- 7. Kabanata 18: Mga Kaluluwang Naghihirap
- 8. Kabanata 19: Mga Kapalaran ng Isang Guro
- 9. Kabanata 20: Ang Pulong sa Tribunal
- 10. Kabanata 21: Kwento ng Isang Ina
- 11. Kabanata 22: Mga Liwanag at mga Animo
- 13. Kabanata 24: Sa Gubat
- 14. Kabanata 25 : Elias at Salome
- 15. Kabanata 26: Sa Bahay ng Pilosopo