In this novel, the Stinger is fired at nine o' clock every evening at Walworth to satisfy the Aged P, the father of John Wemmick.
In this novel, the Stinger is fired at nine o' clock every evening at Walworth to satisfy the Aged P, the father of John Wemmick. At one point, a man nicknamed Dolge uses a leg iron to assault the protagonist's older sister. While avoiding Compeyson, that protagonist enlists the rowing of Startop and [*] Herbert Pocket, but fails to smuggle away the convict Abel Magwitch, who reveals that he, and not the wealthy old Miss Havisham, is the unknown benefactor. For 10 points, name this Charles Dickens novel about the rags-to-riches-to-rags life of Pip.
In this novel, the Stinger is fired at nine o' clock every evening at Walworth to satisfy the Aged P, the father of John Wemmick.
{Great Expectations}