Great Expectations
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Each time, mean Estella teased and taunted me. But I was fascinated by her. I could not bear to be away from her.
On one visit Miss Havisham was waiting for me in a wheelchair. She wanted me to push her around her bedroom, then across the landing and into the room next door.
This room was filled with dust and cobwebs. A long table was set for a wedding feast. Mice nibbled on a rotten wedding cake lying in the center of the table. By now I was used to Miss Havisham’s strange ways. This bizarre ro...om didn’t even surprise me.
Miss Havisham was quiet at first. She talked more as she got used to me. She asked me what I was learning and what I wanted to be when I grew up. I told her I would soon become Joe’s apprentice.
I told her the blacksmith’s trade did not interest me. I wanted to be a gentleman and live in a big city.
Secretly, I hoped Miss Havisham would help me. But she never paid me money. I spent time with Estella. In return, Miss Havisham gave me dinner. That was all.
One day Miss Havisham asked me to bring Joe to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each time, mean Estella teased and taunted me. But I was fascinated by her. I could not bear to be away from her.
On one visit Miss Havisham was waiting for me in a wheelchair. She wanted me to push her around her bedroom, then across the landing and into the room next door.
This room was filled with dust and cobwebs. A long table was set for a wedding feast. Mice nibbled on a rotten wedding cake lying in the center of the table. By now I was used to Miss Havisham’s strange ways. This bizarre ro...om didn’t even surprise me.
Miss Havisham was quiet at first. She talked more as she got used to me. She asked me what I was learning and what I wanted to be when I grew up. I told her I would soon become Joe’s apprentice.
I told her the blacksmith’s trade did not interest me. I wanted to be a gentleman and live in a big city.
Secretly, I hoped Miss Havisham would help me. But she never paid me money. I spent time with Estella. In return, Miss Havisham gave me dinner. That was all.
One day Miss Havisham asked me to bring Joe to her.
What to read after Great Expectations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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