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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 35 Summary

Pip goes home. It is the first time he has experienced death. He can forgive his sister, even for his experience of the Tickler with which she knocked the young Pip. Once home, he finds that Trabb and Company are orchestrating a very surrealistic funeral. Pumblechook is there, stuffing himself before the procession. Joe would have preferred a smaller funeral but he is concerned about what the neighbors would think. Pip talks to Biddy who will probably now take up.....

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