For 10 points, name this Charles Dickens novel about Pip.
The main character of this novel replaces the brandy in a jar with tar-water, surprising a man who frequently reminds him he was "brought up by hand." This novel's narrator is attacked by the "pale young gentleman," who years later nicknames him "Handel." A castle-like house in this novel is home to an old man who often shouts "All right, John!" and has a cannon fired every day at 9, the "Aged Parent." While being (*) rowed out to a steamer, a character in this novel who got rich farming sheep in Australia is attacked by Compeyson, whose jilting of another character led her to stop all the clocks in her mansion, Satis House. This novel's main character receives a fortune from the escaped convict Abel Magwitch and falls in love with Estella, the ward of Miss Havisham. For 10 points, name this Charles Dickens novel about Pip.
The main character of this novel replaces the brandy in a jar with tar-water, surprising a man who frequently reminds him he was "brought up by hand.
Great Expectations