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Nicholas Nickleby: resumen de Chapter 38

Chapter 38 de 65 · 24 min para leer el chapter

In Chapter 38, Ralph Nickleby inflames Sir Mulberry Hawk’s desire for revenge against Nicholas, but Lord Frederick Verisopht firmly opposes any cowardly attack. Meanwhile, Smike escorts Miss La Creevy home, falls into Squeers’s hands on his return journey, and is beaten and locked up while refusing to expose Nicholas.

Qué sucede

  1. Miss La Creevy tells Kate that Smike seems increasingly troubled by his difficulties with thinking and understanding.
  2. Ralph visits the injured Sir Mulberry Hawk and provokes him into threatening Nicholas and Kate.
  3. Lord Frederick Verisopht defends Nicholas’s conduct and declares that he opposes a cowardly attack.
  4. After escorting Miss La Creevy home, Smike walks through the city, where Squeers and Master Wackford capture him.
  5. Squeers beats Smike in a coach and takes him to Mr. Snawley’s house.
  6. Smike refuses to answer questions about Nicholas, and Squeers removes some of his clothes and locks him upstairs.

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NicholasRalph NicklebyKateSmikeWackford Squeers

En qué fijarte

Verisopht breaks with Hawk’s position and accepts a duty to resist his revenge. His firm objection surprises both Hawk and Ralph.

Comprobación rápida

Why does Smike refuse to answer questions about Nicholas?

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