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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 29 Summary

Pip continues to stay away from Joe. He thinks that Miss Havisham is definitely his patroness. He loves Estella but does not lose his objectivity about her, knowing how uncaring and contemptuous she is. When he gets there, Orlick opens the gate. Orlick is now the porter for the Havisham estate. When he visits Miss Havisham, Estella is sitting next to her. She says she does not remember how she made him cry. Miss Havisham tells Pip to love her no matter how.....

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