David returns to ___________’s, where ____________ and ___________ now live. David and his aunt talk through the night. He inquires whether ____________ has any lovers. Miss Betsey tells him that she has many admirers but only one love—but she does not reveal his identity.
The next day, David
goes to visit ____________. He tells her how much he reveres her, no matter
what new ties she should choose to make in her life. She seems troubled by his
declarations of affection.
____________ has completely recovered his old sense of calm, and the house is just as it was when David and Agnes were children. The ___________ that Agnes runs is successful, and peace, prosperity, and happiness have returned to the house. Mr. Wickfield briefly recounts the story of his sickness, his obsession with Agnes’s mother after she died, and his obsession with Agnes later. Mr. Wickfield is grateful to Agnes for helping him to recover.
Chapter
LXI
David receives a letter from
________________, who has heard of David’s fame. Now a ______________, he asks
David to come to his _______________ to witness his new form of punishment,
which he says is the perfect way to reform prisoners.
At the prison, David
and Traddles are told of two prisoners who prove just how well the system works.
The first of the prisoners is ________________, who is serving a life term in
prison for defrauding the __________________. He tries to get his ____________
arrested and imprisoned and says that he wishes everyone could go to jail to
improve their lives.
The second prisoner is _____________, who attempted to rob someone but was apprehended by ______________, who recognized him in the street and stopped his getaway.
Chapter
LXII
Agnes and David remain friends. One day, when he can bear it no longer, David demands to know whom she loves more than anyone else. She sobs, and David realizes ______________ is her true love. They are ____________________ within two weeks.
Chapter
LXIII
Ten years later, Mr. Peggotty visits
David and Agnes. He wanted to see David and Agnes while he was still able to
travel.
_________________ is
now a magistrate.
Little Em’ly is doing
well. She has never got _________________.
Martha is married to a
farmer.
Mrs. Gummidge is well.
__________________ also lives in Australia, happily as it seems.
Chapter
LXIV
David muses on the state of affairs at the time of his writing. He sees Miss Betsey, old but still upright, accompanied by Peggotty, who is also old but still bright and happy. Mr. Dick is still working on his autobiography. Mrs. Steerforth and Miss Dartle argue as usual. Doctor Strong continues to work on his dictionary while he and Annie live in marital bliss. Traddles is a successful lawyer and happily married to Sophy, and Agnes is forever the light of David’s life.