The Puzzle of Dickens's Last Plot
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Or does Grewgious knowmore, know that Edwin, in some way, has escaped from death?
That is Dickens's secret. But whereas Grewgious, if he believesJasper to be an actual murderer, should take him seriously; inpoint of fact, he speaks of Jasper in so light a tone, as "ourlocal friend, " that we feel no certainty that he is not reallyaware of Edwin's escape from a murderous attack by Jasper, and ofhis continued existence.
Presently Crisparkle, under some mysterious impression, apparentlytelepathic ...(the book is rich in such psychical phenomena), visitsthe weir on the river, at night, and next day finds Edwin's watchand chain in the timbers; his scarf-pin in the pool below. Thewatch and chain must have been placed purposely where they werefound, they could not float thither, and, if Neville had slainEdwin, he would not have stolen his property, of course, except asa blind, neutralised by the placing of the watch in a conspicuousspot. However, the increased suspicions drive Neville away to readlaw in Staple Inn, where Grewgious also dwells, and incessantlywatches Neville out of his window.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or does Grewgious knowmore, know that Edwin, in some way, has escaped from death?
That is Dickens's secret. But whereas Grewgious, if he believesJasper to be an actual murderer, should take him seriously; inpoint of fact, he speaks of Jasper in so light a tone, as "ourlocal friend, " that we feel no certainty that he is not reallyaware of Edwin's escape from a murderous attack by Jasper, and ofhis continued existence.
Presently Crisparkle, under some mysterious impression, apparentlytelepathic ...(the book is rich in such psychical phenomena), visitsthe weir on the river, at night, and next day finds Edwin's watchand chain in the timbers; his scarf-pin in the pool below. Thewatch and chain must have been placed purposely where they werefound, they could not float thither, and, if Neville had slainEdwin, he would not have stolen his property, of course, except asa blind, neutralised by the placing of the watch in a conspicuousspot. However, the increased suspicions drive Neville away to readlaw in Staple Inn, where Grewgious also dwells, and incessantlywatches Neville out of his window.
What to read after The Puzzle of Dickens's Last Plot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang Andrew to read onlineMoreLess
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