For ten points, name this novel about the exploits of Phillip Pirrip, an 1861 work by Charles Dickens.
This work's narrator of this gains the nickname "Handel" from his friend Herbert and eventually helps him get a job with Wemmick; he also forms a great friendship in his youth with his brother-in-law Joe, a blacksmith. While at Satis House, the protagonist obsesses over Estella, whom he met at the home of Miss Havisham. For ten points, name this novel about the exploits of Phillip Pirrip, an 1861 work by Charles Dickens.
This work's narrator of this gains the nickname "Handel" from his friend Herbert and eventually helps him get a job with Wemmick; he also forms a great friendship in his youth with his brother-in-law Joe, a blacksmith.
{Great Expectations}