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"Miss Havisham, Joe?"

"'She wish,' were Pumblechook's word, 'to speak to you'" Joe sat and

rolled his eyes at the ceiling

"Yes, Joe? Go on, please"

"Next day, sir," said Joe, looking at o and I see Miss A"

"Miss A, Joe? Miss Havishaal for his will, "Miss A, or otherways Havishaery You air in correspondence with Mr

Pip?' Having had a letter from you, I were able to say 'I am' (When

I married your sister, sir, I said 'I will;' and when I answered your

friend, Pip, I said 'I am') 'Would you tell him, then,' said she, 'that

which Estella has colad to see him'"

I felt my face fire up as I looked at Joe I hope one re may have been my consciousness that if I had known his

errand, I should have given hiot hoe to you, a little hung back Biddy says, "I knoill be very

glad to have it by word of o!" I have now concluded, sir," said Joe, rising from his chair,

"and, Pip, I wish you ever well and ever prospering to a greater and a

greater height"