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Great Expectations — Chapter 25

by Charles Dickens

“Bentley Drummle was such a gloomy, bad-tempered fellow that he even picked up a book as if its writer had done him a personal wrong — and he made new acquaintances in much the same spirit. He was heavy in build, in movement, and in understanding —...”

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