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When taking the coach ride to see Miss Havisham why did Pip think the convict had not recognized him
Pip had changed physically and dressed differently.
Who did Pip find working for Miss Havisham
orlick
What does Pip do before he goes to London
all the answers are correct
While waiting for the carriage to take them to Surrey Richmond what do Pip and Estella do with their time
They have a cup of tea.
According to Herbert Matthew Pocket had tried to warn Miss Havisham about which of the following
her fiance
Whose suggestion about how Miss Havisham would compensate Pip was the most ridiculous
joes
Who wrote this note to Pip
Estella
When Pip was summoned to Mr Jaggers office on his twenty first birthday what was revealed about the identity of his patron
He found out nothing about his patron's identity.
What aggravated pip the most while estella lived at mrs brandley's house
Her numerous lovers.
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What influence did pip have over Herbert
Pip at first encouraged Herbert Pocket into over-spending his slim budget, as he did himself, but soon changed his ways and secretly set Herbert up in business, making him a partner in Clarriker and Co.
Where had Estella been in the book Great Expectations
Studying in France
Who is Macbeth referring to in the underlined words in this reading passage The fiend
Fleance
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