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by Charles Dickens
About 107 pages (32,031 words)
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Chapter 14 Summary

Oliver has noticed that the portrait is missing, and has inquired about it. Mr. Brownlow tells him that he has removed it because he is afraid that it might bother Oliver, but Oliver reports that he quite liked it. He is promised that when he is well he will be able to see the portrait again. Mr. Brownlow asks to see Oliver in his study, where he inquires about Oliver's past. Oliver tells him his story, and Mr. Brownlow explains that he has been duped by others he has tried to help, and that he hopes that Oliver will remain truthful with him. He promises Oliver that he will take care of him as long as Oliver remains honest. Mr. Brownlow's friend, Mr. Grimwig visits, and informs Mr. Brownlow that he doesn't believe.....

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