Is there any way I can find the actual book The Crucible by Arthur Miller online?

Question

I misplaced my original copy and I dont want to buy a new copy. Do you know if I could just read it online?

Answer 1

Questia has the Crucible online, but in order to read the text, you have to sign up. There is a 7 day free trial account so if you want to do so, you can read it within those seven days then cancel the account (or else you will be charged a monthly fee).

"The No Risk Trial Offer gives you free access for the specified trial period. If you do not cancel by the end of the trial period, you will be charged the specified subscription fee, and the subscription will renew each period until you cancel."

If you enjoy the website, by all means continue your subscription, but if you don't want to buy a new copy, I doubt you want to pay the $20 a month fee.

The link to the Crucible is:
http://www.questia.com/PM.qst?a=o&d=7935529#

On the bottom left hand side of the page, there will be a scroll bar. Scroll all the way down to "VIII: The Crucible". You will be provided the first page for free of each act, and when you try to go to another page (clicking the arrow to the right of the "GO" button in the middle of the screen), you will be prompted to subscribe.

Happy Reading!!!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Sorry - it isn't in public domain and isn't available online. Can you borrow one from the library? Or buy it used on half.com. You can probably get it there for under a dollar plus shipping. Pax - C

Answer 4

Though Tituba admits her supposed sin, she is not given a reprieve like the others who confess. Instead, she is condemned to death. From Shmoop

Answer 5

If you can't find it online you can always check out the library.

Answer 6

Try Ebay or Amazon.com

Answer 7

If the Gutenberg link doesn't have it then check out Questia http://www.questia.com/Index.jsp