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jellytot01 | 09:13 Sat 04th Jun 2005 | Arts & Literature
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In chapter 11 of Great Expectations, how do Miss Havisham's relatives act towards her when they are gathered for Miss Havisham's birthday?

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Why don't you read it?

http://www.literature.org/authors/dickens-charles/great- expectations/
11:27 Sat 04th Jun 2005
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I think you'll find they all crawl and grovel.
11:52 Sat 04th Jun 2005
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They are very annoyed that she won't do her own homework.
14:00 Sat 04th Jun 2005
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you got there before me waldo!!
09:57 Mon 06th Jun 2005

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