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Great Expectations Study Guide

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by Charles Dickens
About 103 pages (30,860 words)
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Chapter 9 Summary

Upon reaching home, Mrs. Joe interrogates Pip about his visit with Miss Havisham. Given Miss Havisham's exceeding strangeness- and partially for her benefit, Pip lies to his sister. He says that they all sat together in a black velvet coach and ate their cake on gold plates. Later, Pip tells Joe that this was all a lie. Joe is rather disappointed in Pip for lying. He then tells Joe about how Estella called him common and how this affected him. Joe says that Pip need not despise the small amount of learning he has because it is the same foundation that very great men have. Like the King, they all have to learn.....

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