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Oliver Twist [adapted - Great Illustrated Classics] by Charles Dickens
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Oliver Twist [adapted - Great Illustrated Classics]

by Charles Dickens

Series: Great Illustrated Classics

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Oliver Twist [adapted - Great Illustrated Classics]
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The Great Illustrated Classics are abridged versions for young readers. Please do not combine with the major work. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Illustrated_Classics. Please do not confuse them with the Illustrated Classics graphic novel adaptations, which are quite different. Thank you.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0866119566, School & Library Binding)

One of Dickens' most popular and moving novels, OLIVER TWIST deals with a world Dickens himself knew only too well -- a world of debtors, prisons, alms houses and poverty. Oliver is born in a workhouse. Apprenticed to an undertaker, he runs away to London where the "Artful Dodger," Jack Dawkins, takes the starving boy into a den of thieves. Among this motley crew, Oliver meets the sinister Bill Sikes, his pitiful and tragic Nancy and the master criminal, Fagin.

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