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Chapter1:The author tells the hero Oliver Twist's birthplace--a workhouse in a town.The chapter paints a picture of the cruel realities of the workhouse.Unfortunately,his mother was died after Oliver Twist burned.The first chapter establish the foundation for the story that follows.
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“Oliver told them all his simple history, and was often...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
Unlike the previous scene in Brownlow's study, where Oliver is not permitted to tell the full story of his life (as he knows it; of course, Oliver is missing a good deal of detail), Oliver here is able to finish his story, thus convincing the Maylies and Losborne, further, that he really is a good boy, far away from his home, and on the run from evil forces who hope to control him.
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“Upon it, in lieu of the dogged, black-visaged ruffian they had...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
Again, Losborne realizes, and encourages the Maylies also to believe, that Oliver is simply a young boy who has lost his way. Losborne and the Maylies are the first characters to see Oliver and assume he is good, other than Brownlow—Bumble, the members of the board, and Mr. Fang the judge all presumed Oliver to be a criminal, just because he was poor, and poorly-clothed.
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““Gad, that’s true!” said the doctor. “Where is he? Show me the...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
Losborne is an intelligent man, and he quickly realizes that Oliver, a young boy with goodness writ in his face, would not be capable of planning and executing a robbery, without being forced into it. Losborne, in later scenes, will also be the engine that drives away the investigators, and that ensures Oliver a safe haven at the Maylies' home near Chertsey.
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“Has an introductory account of the inmates of the house, to...” 全部笔记(1) 去书内
The narrator introduces the people living in the Chertsey house: along with Giles, the butler and head servant, and Brittles, the younger servant, there are Mrs. Maylie, an older and distinguished woman, and her seventeen-year-old niece Miss Rose Maylie. A doctor arrives, breathless, having been shocked by the news of the robbery—the narrator points out, jokingly, that the doctor (Dr. Losborne) seems particularly upset that the robbery occurred by surprise and at night, as though those weren't usual characteristics of a robbery.
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用户672725
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拾柒iii
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拾柒iii