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Nicholas Nickleby, Chapter 32: riassunto

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In Chapter 32, Nicholas returns to London and, unable to find Newman or his family, overhears men mocking his sister and learns why he is needed. He confronts Sir Mulberry Hawk, whose refusal to identify himself leads to a violent struggle that leaves both men bleeding.

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  1. Nicholas and Smike reach London, but Newman is absent, and Nicholas cannot find Miss La Creevy or his family.
  2. After anxious wandering, Nicholas enters a hotel and overhears four men drinking to Kate and mocking her conduct.
  3. Nicholas learns of Kate’s suffering and Ralph’s wrongdoing, then demands the leading speaker’s name and address.
  4. Sir Mulberry Hawk refuses, mocks Nicholas’s social standing, and makes him wait more than an hour.
  5. Nicholas follows Hawk outside and grips his carriage reins; Hawk strikes him with a whip, and Nicholas wounds Hawk’s face.
  6. The mare bolts, Nicholas falls, and the carriage crashes farther away; Nicholas leaves and notices his own bleeding.

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