________________ comes to David and Miss Betsey and relates the story _______________ has told him. She escaped from Littimer onto the beach, where, in a delirium, she was rescued by a young woman whose husband was at sea. The woman nursed her back to health. She went to ____________, where she caught sight of ____________, so she fled to __________, intending to go home. When she got close to home, however, she began to fear that her family would not accept her, so she went to _____________. ______________ discovered her and took her in before going out to find Mr. Peggotty and David.
Mr. Peggotty has
resolved that he and Little Em’ly will go to _____________ because no one knows her there, which will
enable her to start over. In the meantime, Mr. Peggotty needs to go to Yarmouth
to say goodbye to Ham, and he asks David to accompany him.
Peggotty has left her
house to look after __________. Mr. __________
reports that all is well with his family, although his own health is
failing. He is pleased to hear that all is looking up for Little Em’ly, and he
offers to help ______________ if he
can.
David speaks to
___________, who asks him to convey to Little Em’ly that he will always love
her and that he is sorry he forced his love on her.
Mr. Peggotty closes up
the old house. Contrary to his initial plans, it is decided that
_________________ will go to Australia too because she refuses to let him leave
without her.
David, Betsey and Traddles leave
London go to _________________ to meet ______________________. He asks them to
meet him at ____________________’s house.
All of them and Agnes
confront Uriah Heep. ______________ has prepared a list of the frauds that
Uriah has committed and has collected much of the evidence necessary to prove
that Uriah has committed those frauds. The moment he realizes he is caught,
Uriah abandons his humility and becomes very violent in his speech, especially
focusing his insults on _____________. _________________ reveals that Uriah was
the source of her ruin and demands her property back.
Now that the air is
cleared regarding Uriah, Mr. and Mrs. Micawber are reconciled. Miss Betsey is
introduced to Mrs. Micawber. Miss Betsey suggests that perhaps the Micawbers
would like to move to _________________, and she offers to loan them the money
they need for the trip.