Great Expectations

The search party could hear voices calling
              They found the two convicts; There was water splashing and mud flying, and oaths were being sworn and blows being struck
              They lit torches and marched separating the convicts
              In order to take pip out of suspicion, this convict tells the sargent that he stole the food from Joe – The convict was taken on a boat and disappeared into the night
             Setting: At home; Pip receives an odd job
              Pip learns to write at Mr. Wopsle's great aunt's school
              When Uncle Joe was a kid, he had parents who drank heavily and so Joe didn't attend school
              Miss Havisham- rich and grim lady who lives in a large and dismal house barricated against robbers
              Pip is invited to play at her house, but he doesn't know why
             Setting: At Miss H's Satis house: We meet Miss h and Estella
             * Uncle Pumblechook takes Pip to her house
              Miss H's house had many iron bars and some windows were walled up
              Estella lets Pip in the gate; She is very pretty and proud
              Estella is called down to play w/Pip. They play cards and Pip asks to go home- When leaving she asks him to return in six days
             Setting: At home: Pip reports on his visit w/ Miss H
              Mr. Pumblechook and Mrs, Joe asked Pip questions
              Pip lied to them but then told Joe the truth
             Setting: In the village; Biddy and a secret looking stranger
              Joe sometimes went to a public house to smoke his pipe/ Three Jolly Bargemen
              Joe was there w/ Mr. Wopsle and a stranger
              When the men's drinks arrive the stranger stirred it w/ a file! He did this so only Pip saw him. The stranger was the convict
              also the stranger gives Pip two one pound notes/ Pip sister puts them in a piece of paper, and puts that under some dried rose leaves in an ornamental tea- pot on top of the state parlor
              T...

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