Pip feels guilty as he runs towards the marsh to find his convict. At first, he runs into another escaped convict who makes a futile swing at him. He believes that he has run into the first convict's "young man." He finds his convict, at last, chilled to the bone and hugging himself. Obviously ill, the convict gulps down the food and swigs down the brandy. Pip tells him that he is glad that he enjoys the food. The convict thanks him. When Pip mentions the "young man," the convict becomes very attentive. The man Pip saw had a very bruised face......
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