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Great Expectations — Chapter 6

by Charles Dickens

“My feelings about the theft from which I had been so unexpectedly cleared did not push me toward honest confession; but I hope there were some traces of good at the bottom of them. I do not remember feeling any guilt about Mrs. Joe, once the fear of...”

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