Oliver Twist (novel)

Oliver Twist is a novel by the famous English novelist Charles Dickens . Since 1838 the novel has been regularly published.

Story
Oliver was born like a real misfortune. Immediately after birth, she loses her mother. Lost his true identity Because, in the hospital where her sick mother left the last breath, she was taken there from the way. Nobody knew him, nor knew him. So, after the death of his son, he lost his son's name and family identity. Then the child was found in an orphanage of Oliver. There, a group of sad boys became increasingly neglected and neglected.

When Oliver's age was nine years old, he was brought to the orphanage headquarters. One of the officials of the center, Mr. Bambal named Oliver - Oliver Twist. In the orphanage, the stomach would not have been eaten, and after eating half-way, he became completely skeletal. One day, because of wanting to eat a little bit, Oliver was handed over to Mr. Coyle's shopkeeper named Mr. Schwaryberry. Mrs. Sauerberry could not be happy to see the teenager Oliver. He had to stay in his house as a working boy. He would have had to eat whatever he would eat. If the lime was washed away from the table, it would have been heard that it was as if under the table. Beheaded Within a few days, Oliver's life became very uneventful, one day he ran away from London to walk to London.

One morning seven foot long tired, exhausted and hungry, Oliver reached near the city of London. There he is a naughty young man. This young man named Dawkins. He took him to the pocket and thieves. Here, Oliver is introduced to Nutuchakrakra's head with Fagin. At first, Oliver did not realize that he was involved in criminal gangs. When he sat down and noticed that Fagin was teaching his disciples the pocketmare for most of his time.

One day, Oliver was sent out with two thieves called 'Dajar' and Charliebats. When they were pocketing an old shopkeeper in front of a bookstore, the innocent Oliyar was caught and caught in the police station. Knowing Oliver innocent, the elderly gentleman Mr. Brown took Oliver to his house for the purpose of celebrating as a child-boy. The days were well cut. But here the misfortune does not leave him. One day, with a note of several books and 5 pounds, Oliver was sent to the bookstore. On the way, a naughty girl named Nancy and Bill Saix took her to Fagin and stuck there. In some case he was not ready to release Oliver.

One night, Bill Sykes went to a house on the banks of the River Thames with Oliver. In order to steal, Shinka gave Oliver inside the kitchen with a small window. He had no intention of stealing. The decision was made to inform the owner of the presence of the thieves. Before that, the housekeeper shot down Oliver to death. Bill Saix hurriedly escaped unnoticed Oliver from outside the window and started running away. To go beyond the reach of the people, leaving the half-masted Oliver in a field.

The next day Oliver got the knowledge back. Last night, he pulled himself to the house where he went. The housewife and her celebrated daughter Rose are fascinated by her simplicity. They did not give him the police. He did not want to be a thief. Oliver said openly all about his past life. His days were well cut, but one day outside the window, Bill Saix and one of his evil monks kept looking out of the window. Oliver shouted. When they heard screams they fled. He was sent to London to protect Oliver from possible danger. Bill Saix's wife Nancy had a pity for Oliver in the heart. He told all about Brownlee in hiding about Monks and Fagin. Mr. Brownlow and Mr. Loosnow knows that a man named Manx is actually his step-brother brother. She wants to consume all the possessions. If Oliver had done any mischief in his father's will, he would not find anything. Falgun employed Fagin to engage Oliver in the theft of theft for the purpose of depriving him from the paternal property. Fagin entrusted Nancy and Bill Saix to this work, but eventually their efforts failed.