Pip pushes Miss Havisham every other day in a mobile lawn chair. She is constantly asking him if Estella was getting prettier. She asks him to sing. He sings "old Clem," a blacksmith song. As events unfold, he finds himself confiding in Biddy. Pumblechook is constantly discussing his "prospects" with his sister. But, now, after all this excitement and expectation in regards to the wealthy Miss Havisham,.....
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