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David Copperfield Study Guide

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by Charles Dickens
About 87 pages (26,227 words)
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Chapter 61 Summary

David is finishing a book at his aunt's house in Dover. He takes occasional breaks to visit Traddles in London. David has become a famous author and has a great deal of fan mail to read. One letter he receives is from Mr. Creakle, his old schoolmaster at Salem House. Mr. Creakle now runs an experimental prison and asks David to come and visit the prison.

Mr. Creakle's prison is more like a hotel than a prison. The two most penitent prisoners are Uriah Heep and Littimer. Both profess.....

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