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the oh

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my

baby my

boy I want to see

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my

baby my baby

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it's too late doctor

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yes sure right Miss

Cory I wonder where she came from I

found her lying in The Streeter her

shoes was worn to

Pieces no w

r i see

the old

Story another mouth for the

offing until he's old enough for the

orphanage I'll be father and mother to

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him e

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now you mind your

M good day

gentlemen what's your name

boy Oliver Twist what who gave you that

name I did Sir you see I named my

orphans according to a little invention

of me

own for the given names according to the

month the surnames according to the

alphabetical order in which they arrive

if it's in July it's James or John and

so on and this lad here come in October

o for October o for Oliver he was the

20th had come that year the 20th letter

of the alphabet is t t for Twist o for

Oliver t for Twist I calls him Oliver

Twist simple ain't it of course I've

lots of trouble with the hexes and the

zetes understand Mr

Bumble you know you're an open don't

you the boy's a fool I knew he

was you know that you have no father and

mother don't

you that you were brought up by the

parish what are you crying for I hope

you say your prayers every night and

pray for the people who take care of you

and feed you you come here to be

educated and to learn a useful trade and

so tomorrow morning you begin by

scrubbing the floor of the workhouse

dining room and after that

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on

than

guys well what we about to receive Lord

make us truly thankful amen

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please sir I want some

more come on me he wants

more please sir I Want Some

More Mr Lin Mr

Bumble Mr

Bubble Mr lkin beg pardon sir but all of

a Twist has asked for more what and I

you understand that after he had eaten

the the generous supper the law allows

he asks for

more

Bumble lock him up yes you come with me

the boys un encourageable sir can't you

arrange to Apprentice him to someone I

will that boy will be end I now will be

is

what can you do for night PNY boy

what's the matter

I'm very tired and I'm very hungry and

I've been walking for seven

days any

money want a place to sleep

tonight I do indeed I know a nice Old

Gentleman will give you loding for

nothing that is if any gentleman he

knows uses

you does he know you and does he know me

oh no not in the least by no means

certainly

not what's your name I a

twin who's there the

Dodger who's the other a new pal Oliver

Twist

H this is him Oliver my friend Mr

fan pleased to see you Oliver oliv us

ain't we my dear right now Dodger CET a

plate for all

Oliver

yeah real silk Yankees every one of them

we have to have our silk wipes don't we

my dears

drink it

Oliver good for you my dear good for

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you Toby my dear

hello the time was only up this

morning drink hav't had a job in 60

days a young friend of mine my

dear he certainly in luxman

Oliver where do you think the

gentleman's come

from I I don't know

sir never mind where I came from young

fellow you'll find your way there soon

enough

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I

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well I hope you've been working this

morning my

dear m

ain't they lined

beautiful what an ingenious Workman

Oliver wouldn't you like to make pocket

handkerchiefs as easy as Charlie Bas

very much sure if you'll teach

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me my dears shall we have a little

game by just to amuse Oliver by hey

Oliver

come here

Momie back

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h

sorry sir oh I big your pardon

sir who's there ncy s oh come in fcy

darling hello

pan he's been drinking again you better

let him have

it hello Charlie hello doctor oh you

ncy a new pupil my dear here Oliver this

is

Nancy hello Oliver

hello got another Penny until he cracks

that crib all

right see you later

have you gone to work sir yes my

dear make them your models do everything

they tell you especially the Dodger

he'll make you my boy he'll make you

Oliver would you like to play that funny

game if you please sir

see if you can take it out without my

feeling

it

slowly slowly

artistically good

boy good boy here's a shilling for

you here it is he

you'll be a great man one day you'll

live in history

Oliver what's history

Steve Steve stop stop

afraid it is I did that I knocked him

down it wasn't me sir it wasn't me I

didn't do sir I Didn't Do It come on get

up oh don't hurt him I won't

you know I'd rather not appear against

him it was only a handkerchief sorry sir

but you'll have

to I kicked the book store sir I saw it

all through the open door but there were

two other boys Mr Brown they but they

were the real thieves but this boy was

only confused and started to run oh

well come on

would you like to come home with me

yes C

where's

Oliver where is he the cop has got him

that's

all what the devil's going on here

come on

Busey come in

dear 'll treating the boys again are

you lie

down if I was one of them might have

cracked your head open long ago not so

loud Mr syes oh M again eh what do you

want now nothing nothing

thing you hav't poisoned it have

you where's the new

boy the Copper's got

him we might say something to get us

into

trouble oh that boy won't

squeal well if he ain't squealed and

he's committed there ain't nothing to

fear until he gets out again just the

same somebody has to go to the police

station and find out what they've done

with

him what do you say my

dear she'll go Pagan no she won't pagan

yes she will

Fagan tea is ready Miss Rose thank you

J they told me my mother died when I was

a baby that's the truth sir every bit of

you're not going to send me away are you

Mr

Brown of course not

dear unless you give me calls I never

will

sir Uncle Bear it's tea time oh that's

good rose beer

what a beautiful lady who is

she that's my cousin

agnet

look what is it

Uncle oh nothing nothing

Mar excuse me sir it's Mr grimwig oh

that's nice child yeah pardon me

Mr grimwig asked me if we were going to

have Rock cakes for tea and when I said

yes he said he'd

stay oh won't you stay there no Uncle

we'll have tea in the sitting room come

out good afternoon Rous how do you do Mr

grimwig how are you so this is the

little boy who's been ill huh Oliva this

is Mr grimwig

how are you boy pretty well now thank

you

sir come along some

tea nice looking boy isn't he

I never see any difference in

boys who is it what is it are you know

as you picked him up on the street I

know more than that I questioned him and

found him a very nice little fellow

truthful and quite different from the

average boy from the workhouse ah you're

a Sentimental old fool Sy I beg your

pardon sir but these

books haven't they gone back yet I'm

sorry sir but oh it's all right JS it's

my fault I quite forgot own his bill too

and he's been so patient why don't you

send Oliver with him he'll deliver them

cely child ask Master Oliver to come

here you

please Oliver dear

you Remember The Book Stall

uh oh yes very well sir well here

are5 you are to say that you have come

to pay the4 that I owe and you'll get 1B

in

change I'll be back in 20 minutes sir

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you really expect him back do

you don't

you it's exactly 10 minutes past 4 old

friend mhm

my little brother my dear little brother

oh Oliver let's go please let's go oliv

I found you thank God I found you oh do

come home dear please come home to go

she's not my sister

she's Nancy please

please see you see he knows

me come on come on

Oliver you must

delighted to see you looking so well

Oliver that's mine Fagan

hand it over fancy that ain't Fair it

ain't

Fair Nimble with your fingers ain't

you you keep the books Nancy if you're

fond of Reading Please send them back

please send them back don't think I

stole

them of course we'll send them back all

of course we will

no never lose faith my friend

I did

once you

mean your

daughter yes

Agnes your queen is in

danger but you were right about her

husband weren't you

yes but he's dead now

and

Agnes oh

I I don't

know he's going stock man no I ain't

keep stealing no I won't why you think

of that

so you wanted to get away did

you that's enough you got the boy that's

you want why Nancy What a fine actress

you

are you know who you are and what you

are you're a fine one for a brat to be

making a friend of I know I know you

stay out of this your blooming hipocrite

NY just as age I was when you got

me Charlie Dodger better put Oliver to

bed now

I suppose you better not wear these best

clothes tomorrow Eddie oh oh certainly

not by no means

I want to see Mr Brown low please he's

not at home I'm Mr brownlow's niece Miss

meley

oh well I've come to return these books

and this money oh won't you come

in than

won't you sit

down I don't understand

uh I'm putting my life and the lives of

others in your

end but before I speak I must pledge you

the secrecy you have my

word I

I brought the books and the money back

because Oliver wants Mr Brown to know

that he's not a thief but why didn't

Oliver come

himself he's in the ends of

Peace but why are you I'm one of them

have been ever since I was Oliver's

age and I want to save him if I can who

are these people where are

they I can't tell you not now

but why if no pleas please my uncle will

be back very soon please wait then let

me bring my uncle to you he'll know what

to do anytime any place won't you

please very well then next Sunday night

at 12:00 and every Sunday after I'll be

walking on London Bridge

certainly you can trust me Mrs Corney

you know as much about me as I know

about you my

dear I need money bad Mr Pagan and they

all tell me you're the man to come to

depends upon what it is and how much you

want for it my dear I'm a

businessman kept it all these years I

knew the time had come when someone

would Toby see who that is

tools ready Toby all right

Phil it's worth £3 to me Mrs Cory not an

AP anymore my dear oh no Mr Pagan off of

what you're able to get he'll give

plenty he's a rich

man hello who's this

you drive a hard bargain Mrs

Corney anybody can steal bill but when

they want to sell they've got to come to

Fagan good night my

dear now Bill Let's you and me do some

business about that crib

call the servants can't be got over the

women what's happened to you Toby no go

such silver too such

silver

Pagan is it worth an extra 50 if it was

safely done from the

outside then I need a boy

a small

boy

Nancy fet you a jug of beer will

you go on Pagan you didn't mind me tell

him what you were

thinking you're smart Nancy ain't you

ain't she Bill she's a clever girl and

honor to her sex I wish it was all like

her go on get him ready

Oliver you to get up straight

away you're going out

are you going to help me get

away yes dear but this isn't the

time promise me Oliver that you'll do

exactly as they tell you won't you I

found and remember whatever happens

you're not to blame

you know what that

is you know what that is yes sir a

bullet well if you don't do what I tell

you

is

good night Nancy my

dear good night

everything clear chitling all in bed and

the lights out keep watch any sign of a

light in the upstairs Windows give us a

whistle

take this and when I put you through

that window go straight ahead until you

come to the street door open it quiet

come here

come take it easy now

come

back come back a tell

don't be frighten Miss I got

him why it's just a little

boy why it's

Oliver childes the doctor run Rose

bandages bed hot water

boiling you know what I'll do here you

how' you feel

Bill never mind me give us a hand here

get me off this blooming

bed where's the Jin please B you've been

very ill don't drink anymore

you're not going to be hard on me

tonight are you

Bill what is today

Sunday I've been nursing you for weeks

Bill you've been awful

sick you wouldn't have done what You'

done just now if you'd known that would

you

Bill well

then no I wouldn't

where is only me Bill only me my

dear lie down

Bullseye what's the matter don't you

know the devil when he's got an Overcoat

on

well Bill how are you my dear remember

the better for seeing

you have a drink

Pagan there that'll B

comy heard anything about Oliver he's

all right only a scratch

lucky for me it would have cost me a

pretty penny if he'd kicked off cost you

how I've got something here from

Oliver's mother that will bring me

hundreds when I'm ready to part with

it and

so such things keep well with

Fagan I want him back forget it

Fagan he's better off where he is I've

got more reason now than ever for

wanting him

back hello past 11 time for me to be

going what are you doing with your

things on I want a breath of

air I'm going

out Nancy you ain't thinking now

thinking of what

a a St you girl

11 I have cut her throat long

ago right bill

right a bit pale ain't you Nancy

give me another drink ncy

right

on

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this is my uncle how' you do we waited

for you last Sunday night I couldn't get

away I was kept by for it isn't easy for

me to leave unless he knows but tonight

he was drunk drunk have you any news for

us well only this but Sean carries round

his neck something that belonged to

Oliver's mother then it is your duty to

give this thief up to the police no no

I'll never do that never oh but this the

takan has oh if I could only see it for

one moment perhaps I could if I can get

hold of it I'll bring it to you if I do

this you won't turn them over to the

police though not any of them you have

our promise can't we do something to

help you oh there must be something

think now no no nothing nothing thank

you well I I must go now we may be

watched oh no no

please all veryy well then

as you wish God bless you nany thank you

man good

night see

ly and she didn't see me I know it you

saw her face clearly you're sure it was

Nancy quite quite

sure get your cat Charlie we're going to

see

where's

Nancy why ask me

Bill burn my body if I thought she I

have nothing against you Bill well

that's lucky for one of

us come on open your mouth see what you

got to

say suppose that lad over there

supposing he was to squeal on us going

to the right people for the purpose

having a meeting with them painting our

likenesses telling where we could most

easily be taken suppose he did all that

what then I'd crush your skull under the

heel of my boot and if I did it I that

know so

much and could hang so many

I'd beat your brains out I'd have such

strength and if it was the Dodger I

don't care

who and if it

was

her what do you

mean Charlie come here

tell me that again for him to hear and

you're what about Nancy you followed her

yes to London Bridge yes where she met

two

people so she did a lady and gentleman

she'd gone to before of her own accord

who asked her to give up her Pals which

she did to tell them what house we met

at which she did what time we went there

which she did she did all this of her

own accord without any threat didn't

she that's the way it

was what did they say about last

Sunday they asked her why she didn't

come she said she couldn't

why why tell him that she said she

couldn't go

out without telling him where she was

going and

tonight tonight she got him

drunk dead

drunk let go Bill

Bill let me out don't talk to me it

ain't safe

not too violent

Bill not too bold Bill

crafty Cy

get

out I like the

lill believe it

me is light enough for what I got to

do

Bill why' you look at me there

I want scam Bill not once tell me what

I've done you

know nothing to hurt you Bill so help me

God you was watched every word you said

was

H then you know that I was to to you

Bill to to you hear

me I'm not ready to go yet B

oh

par me

J anything doing in town Ben talk of a

murder that's all audable murder to us

too who done it a man by the name of

syes they'll get him too took his dog

along for

so they got

Fagan if they can prove he's necessary

before the fact you hang

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how in the world did

he through the sell

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window where's the

other done away with himself maybe

must put let in no output

how did he get here

just

now where's

F they taking

him why why don't you say

something you going to sell me to the

police or do I stay here until this man

hunts over

over

St if you think it's

safe it always has

been is she

bued why do they keep such ugly things

above the

ground What's That

Knocking that's no knocking Bill not a

sound give me your hand

to

Jenine do you don't come near me Nancy

poor Nancy see listen you two I'm not

afraid of him if they come here I'd give

him up you hear me I'd give him

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up break down the door

get me Ro quick long

Ro yes they're all in front

I does this lead up to a roof yes bill

I'll let myself down from the back w

50 the man who gets him

alive where is the roof he's on the roof

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me well done Oliver

to fight the little gentleman

now take you all of

put him to bed you hear

me put him to

bed

Pagan Pagan that's

me an old man my Lord A Very Old Man

somebody's come to see

you what right have they got to butcher

me who are

you what do you

want you sent for Oliver Twist there's

something you want to give him it's a

lie it's a lie you're on the verge of

death Pagan now if there is anything you

can

I'll give it to

him and he'll do

it I know he'll do

it Oliver

what a little

gentleman come here my boy I'm Not

Afraid sir

really there's a little present for you

Oliver see there

whisper Oliver

dear take me

outside

outside that door

first and if I tremble when we pass the

Gallas never

mind hurry Oliver

hurry Softly

softly not so slow

faster it's time

feel

than where are

you

doer Char

Bates why have they left me

alone

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why why do they leave me alone

why we'll go home now

poor Mr

Fagen won't they forgiven Miss

Mary they have forg given him all of it

just

now look Mr

Brown there's writing inside the ring Mr

Fagen

game what does it

say

f

2 a g m e s

you're going to keep me with you always

Mr

Brown of course

Oliver all

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where