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<title><![CDATA[Comentarios al libro: GREAT EXPECTATIONS (COMPLETE & ILLUSTRATED ) (FREE AUDIO LINK)]]></title>
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<description><![CDATA[As the Old Curiosity Shop grew out of a short story which Charles Dickens had begun with the half-formed notion of Little Nell and the Grandfather in his mind, so Great Expectations arose out of similarly modest beginnings. In 1860 he wrote to Mr. Forster, "" for a little piece I have been writing—or am writing; for I hope to finish it to-day—such a very fine, new, and grotesque idea has opened upon me, that I begin to doubt whether I had not better cancel the little paper, and reserve the notion for a new book. You shall judge as soon as I get it printed. But it so opens out before me, that I can see the whole of a serial revolving on it in a most singular and comic manner."" Out of the idea here spoken of came Pip, and Magwitch, and Joe Gargery, and all their surroundings. Owing to the want of public appreciation of a story of Charles Lever's— ""A Day's Ride ; A Life's Romance "" it was called —which was running at this time in All the Year Round ; and which was, indeed, quite unwor...]]></description>
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