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Oliver Twist Study Guide

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by Charles Dickens
About 107 pages (32,031 words)
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Chapter 52 Summary

Fagin goes to court and is sentenced to die on Sunday by hanging. He lives out his last few days in a cell, where he contemplates his death and the deaths of other men that he had sent to the gallows. Others come to visit him to talk to him about repenting of his sins, but Fagin sends them away with curses. On the day he is to die, Oliver and Mr. Brownlow visit him, but he is delirious. Mr. Brownlow asks Fagin where the papers that Monks entrusted him with are located. Fagin wants to speak to Oliver. He tells Oliver where the papers.....

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