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Great Expectations

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Joe decided and made sure that this would never happen to Pip and he would be happy how he lived his life. Pip was taught at his local school, this education was not to the highest standard and was paid for by the Gargery’s. In this novel Pip was read to by an older man and taught the alphabet. This type of education was not necessarily rigorous and as he writes a letter on a slate to Mr Joe you can notice a number of things that are wrong that he hasn’t been taught...
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In this novel Pip was read to by an older man and taught the alphabet. This type of education was not necessarily rigorous and as he writes a letter on a slate to Mr Joe you can notice a number of things that are wrong that he hasn’t been taught. His spelling is not correct, he writes in mixed capitals and lowercase, and not in Standard English...
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