Introduction -- Narrative closure as a cognitive problem -- God's sequel -- His great duel, not of arms: Davidic typology -- And rhetorical combat in Paradise regained -- The figural logic of the sequel and the unity of The pilgrim's progress -- "Jesting with the truth": figura, trace, and the boundaries of fiction in Robinson Crusoe and its sequels -- Everybody's story: Pamela as type -- Conclusion.
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