Great Expectations

How does Jaggers react to the visitor?

Ch.36-42

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Jaggers doesn't want to know anymore than he has to.... he cautions Pip as to how he must relate the meeting.

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"Now, Pip," said he, "be careful."

"I will, sir," I returned. For, coming along I had thought well of what I was going to say.

"Don't commit yourself," said Mr. Jaggers, "and don't commit any one. You understand--any one. Don't tell me anything: I don't want to know anything; I am not curious."

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Great Expectations