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| Who does David see again as he walks Uriah Heap back to his lodgings the morining after ther party |
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| Who does David meet at Steerforth's mother's house |
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| She has a scar becuse steerforth threw a hammer at her and it left a scar on her lip |
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| Who goes with David to visit Peggotty and her family in Yarmouth |
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| What happy news does Peggotty's brother Dan share with David and Steerforh when they arrive at his boat/house |
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| That Em'ly and Ham are egaged |
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| What suprising purchase does Steerforth make |
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| What does David tell Peggotty as he's leaving about his plans for the future |
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| He is going to marry Dora Spenlow |
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| What promise does Steerforth want David to make him on their way back to London |
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| That no matter what Steerforth does to forgive him |
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| What does David discover when he has the Micawbers to his room for dinner |
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| That Mr. Micawber got a job working for Uriah Heep |
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| Who Does David find waiting on his doorstep when he returns from confessing ihs love to Dora |
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| His Aunt Betsy and Mr. Dick they are there because they lost all of there money |
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| How does Aunt Betsey react to the news that David is engaged to Dora |
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| She calls him a blind young boy |
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| For being rude about Agnes |
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| Why is Mrs. Micawber concerned about her husband |
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| She was worried that he was going to do something that will put him in jail |
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| What is Aunt Betsey's advice to David about Dora |
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| To be good to her and not to tell her how to keep a house |
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| What does Steerforth's man Lattimer tell David about what happened to Emily |
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| That she ran away from Steerforth and she couldn't be found |
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| How does Dora "help" David with his work |
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| Where do David and Dan Peggotty find Emily? Who leads them to her? |
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| They find her in a room at the top of a mansion and Martha led them there |
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| Where does Dan Peggotty decide to take Emily to "get away from it all" |
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| What does Emily give David to give to Ham (why and what is in it) |
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| A letter to tell Ham she is ok and alive |
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| Who does Ham try to rescue in the shipwreck off the coast of Yarmouth |
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| What happens to Steerforth and Ham |
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| What happens to Steerforth and Ham |
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| Why do David and Aunt Betsey go to Canterbury (who summons them) |
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| To help Mr. Micawber get Uriah Hep, and bring him to justice |
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| What profession does Aunt Betsey suggest for David |
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| What is Aunt Betsey's bedtime snack |
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| What's the name of the firm David goes to work for |
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| What is one thing that Aunt Betsey fears/dislikes about London |
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| Why does Agnes ask David to come see her. What is she worried about |
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| She is worried Heep is persuading her dad to let him marry Agnes |
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| What confession does Uriah make to David regarding Agnes |
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| Who is the "guest" of the chapter's title |
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| Where does the "guest" sleep |
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| on the floor in front of the fire |
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| What does David ask Mrs. Crupp to do the morning after his visitor departs |
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| To leave the windows open so that his sitting room might be aired and pursed of his presence |
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| Who are David and Mr. Peggotty following at the beginning chapter 38 |
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| Who are David and Mr. Peggotty following at the beginning chapter 38 |
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| What is she about to do when they catch up to her |
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| What do David and Mr. Peggotty ask her to do to help them |
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| To find Emily. They think she can help because she is Emily's friend |
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| What nickname does Aunt Betsey have for Dora |
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| what evidence is there that Dora is losing strength and is not too will? |
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| She cannot walk up or down the stairs so David has to carry her |
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| Who writes a cryptic letter saying where and when hell be in London to david |
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| Who writes a letter to Tommy Traddles and why |
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| Mrs. Micawber because she thinks her husband is up to no good. |
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| Who do David and Tommy take to meet Aunt Betsey |
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| What person is making Mr. Micawber's life miserable. What name does Micawber keep repeating with various epithets attached |
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| What two creatures die in Chapter 44 |
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| What two people die in Chapter 45 |
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| What information does David feel he must conceal from Dan and Emily Peggotty |
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| That Ham had died along with Steerforth |
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| How is Mr. Micawber preparing himself for Austrailia |
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| What are Mrs. Micawber's last words to David |
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| I will always stay with my husband |
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| What person other than his niece and Mrs. Gummidge is Mr. Peggotty taking to Australia |
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| What person other than his niece and Mrs. Gummidge is Mr. Peggotty taking to Australia |
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| Who does David finally see waving to him from the ship's deck as it sets off for Australia |
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| Who does David finally see waving to him from the ship's deck as it sets off for Australia |
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| How long does David spend traveling abroad after the deaths |
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| What "attachment" does Aunt Betsey "suspect" that Agnes has |
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| What two "confessions" does Agnes make to David in the fineal chapter |
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| That she has always loved him and and that Dora wanted Agnes to take her place as David's wife when she died |
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| Who has Aunt Betsey written to regarding David |
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| What is the "short name" of Mr. Richard Babley |
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| Who says "let me see you ride a donkey over my green again and... I'll knock your bonnett off and tread upon it |
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| Where is David's new school |
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| Who will David live with while he goes to school |
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| Mr. Wickfield and Miss. Agnes Wickfield |
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| Who considers himself to be "humble" |
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| Who spots David inside an oper doorway what and is glad to renew their friendship |
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| What sad news does David recieve on his birthday |
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| He is the man who runs the funeral home and takes David home |
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| What is Mr. Omer's most significant physical characteristic |
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| What was the rat tat tat noise that David heard in Mr. Omer's workshop |
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| It was somebody hitting a hammer to make his moms coffin |
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| What is the first act of business the Murdstones perform after the death of Clara Copperfield |
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| The first act of business the Murdstones perform after the death of Clara Copperfield is to give Peggotty a month's warning that they were going to let her go |
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| What question does Mr. Barkis repeatedly as Peggotty on the way to Yarmouth |
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| What does David do wheen he first sees little Em'ly again |
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| David walks by Em'ly like he dosn't know her when he first sees her |
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| What do Peggotty and Mr. Barkis do on their holiday excursion with david and little em'ly |
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| Peggotty and Mr. Barkis get married |
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| What plans has Mr. Murdstone made for David's future |
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| He is going to the Salem house school |
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| What plans has Mr. Murdstone made for David's future |
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| He is going to live on his own |
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| He is the man who drives the carriage for Peggotty and David |
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| What message does he have for David to give to Peggotty |
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| What's the name of the school in London where David is sent by Murdstone |
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| fWhat unusual physical feature does the man who greets David and the Master at the school have |
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| What must David wear when he gets to the school what does it say |
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| He has to wear a placard that says "Be careful he bites" |
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| Mr. Creakle is the school's master |
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| What's the name of the first boy who returns to school and meets David |
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| What's the name of the older boy who befriends David and "takes care of" his money |
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| What does he do with David's money |
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| He takes David's money and holds on to it and buys the boy's food and wine for a party |
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| Why might"Tungay" be a fitting name for Creakle's assistant |
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| "Tungay" is a fitting name for Creakle's assitant because he can hold a lot of information |
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| Who meets David and Peggotty when they arrive in Yarmouth |
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| What does Peggotty's brother's house look like |
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| How are Little Em'ly and Ham Peggotty related to Mr. Dan Peggotty |
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| They are related to him by that there dad's died and they were Mr. Peggotty's close friend and brother so he took them in |
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| What happened to their fathers |
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| What do David and Little Em'ly have in common |
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| What is the name of the widow who lives with the Peggottys |
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| What shocking news does Peggotty have for David when they return home from Yarmouth |
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| What does Mr. Murdstone tell David he does if he has an obstinate horse or dog to deal with |
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| How does Mr. Murdstone refer to his sister |
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| When Mr. Murdstone takes David upstairs to bet him, what does David do that shocks Murdsone and provokes him to beat David quite savagely |
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| The main character of the book he is a young boy who goes through lots of drama |
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| David's mom who dies during the book |
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| David's aunt who adopts him |
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| David's close friend and servant |
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| Peggottys brother and sailor plus David's good friend |
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| Dan adopted him and sails with him |
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| Dan adopted her from his brother when he died |
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| Miserable friend who lives with Dan |
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| The mail carrier and carriage driver who marries Peggotty |
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| Davids stepdad and he is a tyrant |
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| Headmaster at Salem House |
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| Davids best friend from the Salem House he is the first person David meets |
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| David's best friend in the Salem House and Emily runs away with him |
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| David stayed with him and became a good friend with him |
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| Wilkins wife who loves and cares for him |
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| Lives with Aunt Betsey and writes for her |
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| Lets David stay with him while going to school and has his own law firm |
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| Mr. Wickfields daughter who marries David in the end of the book |
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| David's first wife who dies |
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