Great ExpectationsPip is content with his simple life until a bitter gentlewoman employs him as a sometime companion to herself and her adopted daughter. Pip then aspires to become a gentleman himself, though his dreams are unrealistic until the day he mysteriously comes into a fortune and is sent to London to become refined. The story follows Pip's journey into adulthood and emotional maturity and understanding. |
Contents
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Chapter VIII | 102 |
Chapter XXXI | 483 |
Chapter XXXII | 494 |
Chapter XXXIII | 505 |
Chapter XXXIV | 519 |
Chapter XXXV | 530 |
Chapter XXXVI | 545 |
Chapter XXXVII | 559 |
Chapter XXXVIII | 572 |
Chapter IX | 125 |
Chapter X | 139 |
Chapter XI | 152 |
Chapter XII | 179 |
Chapter XIII | 189 |
Chapter XIV | 204 |
Chapter XV | 208 |
Chapter XVI | 229 |
Chapter XVII | 238 |
Chapter XVIII | 255 |
Chapter XIX | 281 |
Chapter XX | 308 |
Chapter XXI | 324 |
Chapter XXII | 334 |
Chapter XXIII | 359 |
Chapter XXIV | 374 |
Chapter XXV | 386 |
Chapter XXVI | 400 |
Chapter XXVII | 414 |
Chapter XXVIII | 429 |
Chapter XXIX | 441 |
Chapter XXX | 466 |
Chapter XXXIX | 597 |
Chapter XL | 620 |
Chapter XLI | 646 |
Chapter XLII | 657 |
Chapter XLIII | 671 |
Chapter XLIV | 682 |
Chapter XLV | 697 |
Chapter XLVI | 712 |
Chapter XLVII | 726 |
Chapter XLVIII | 738 |
Chapter XLIX | 752 |
Chapter L | 770 |
Chapter LI | 779 |
Chapter LII | 794 |
Chapter LIII | 805 |
Chapter LIV | 829 |
Chapter LV | 854 |
Chapter LVI | 869 |
Chapter LVII | 879 |
Chapter LVIII | 902 |
Chapter LIX | 917 |
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Common terms and phrases
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