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David Copperfield, Chapter 51: riassunto

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In Chapter 51, Mr. Peggotty tells Davy and his aunt how Emily escapes danger and receives Martha’s help, then announces plans to take her to Australia. Davy accompanies him to Yarmouth, accepts Ham’s messages of love and gratitude, and witnesses Mrs. Gummidge secure a place among the emigrants.

Cosa succede

  1. Mr. Peggotty describes Emily’s flight, illness, recovery through a young wife’s care, and rescue by Martha in London.
  2. He plans to emigrate with Emily, provide for Mrs. Gummidge, and return money through an envelope addressed to a mother.
  3. Davy accompanies him to Yarmouth and visits Mr. Omer, who offers to contribute toward helping Martha.
  4. Ham asks Davy to convey his enduring love to Emily and his gratitude to Mr. Peggotty.
  5. Mr. Peggotty empties the boathouse, while Mrs. Gummidge insists on joining him and Emily rather than accepting an allowance.
  6. They close the boathouse and return to London with Mrs. Gummidge.

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Mr. Peggotty sees emigration as protection from blame. His plan joins practical change with unconditional care for Emily.

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Why does Mrs. Gummidge refuse Mr. Peggotty’s plan to leave her an allowance?

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