Oliver walked from the coffin maker's house for seven days on the king's highway (he had to beg to get food) until he came to the town of Barnet.Too tired to beg or continue, he sits by the side of the road until he is found by Jack Dawkins, or the Artful Dodger. The Dodger invites him vaguely to come to "a gentleman's house" who would feed and provide shelter for Oliver. Oliver agrees, and they travel the entire day on the highway and through a squalid neighborhood to Fagin's house. So altogether- eight days.
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He is old. He has scruffy clothes. He has hair. He has a beard and a mustache. He has grey hair. He is tall. He is friends with Oliver Twist. He has no friends only Oliver Twist. He looks like a disgusting little man. He has bad breathe and it probably smells like loads of rats have just died in his mouth.
Bill killed nancy in the film oliver twist because she helped oliver be safe. The dodger followed nancy to where she was meeting this man to hand oliver over too before nancy got back the dodger told Bill (her boyfriend) about this. Bill was fuming at nancy that he killed her with a weapon called a bludgeon which is almost like a club.
In Charles Dickens' novel "Oliver Twist," Fagin's bird is named "Polly." Polly is a minor character in the story, serving as a companion to Fagin and the other members of his criminal gang. Despite her limited role, Polly is significant as a symbol of the bleak and chaotic environment in which the characters live.
1837-1839Oliver Twist was first published as a serial, with monthly installments from January 1837 through march 1839. It was published as a novel in 1838.Books like Oliver Twist that are no longer bound by copyright laws are free for anyone to publish their own version of. Various abridged, annotated, comic, movie, theatrical and children's versions have been published over the years, and in a multitude of formats.I would estimate they number in the thousands.
There are several websites that carry the entire text for reading, dowloading or printing at no charge. One of them is www.gutenberg.org/ and another is www.onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/. And of course your local library will have a copy on their shelves.