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weak. He saw the country house, knocked at the door and then fell to the ground. When Mr Giles and Mr Brittles opened the door they saw the blood on Oliver clothes. They immediately understood he was the thief they had shot at and called Mrs Maylie, the owner of the house. She decided to help him and called the doctor. Then the two men took the boy upstairs, in Mrs Maylie’s bedroom. When Dr Losberne arrived, he told the ladies that Oliver was in terrible conditions. In the evening Oliver woke up, after a long sleep. He told everybody the story of his life; he also told them about kind Mr Brownlow. He spoke slowly and softly because he had high temperature and remained ill for a very long time. Little by little, Oliver got better and after three months was very happy, and became very strong and healthy. One day he was sitting at his desk when he saw two men at the window, Fagin and a strange man with an angry face, Monks, staring at him.
Oliver immediately asked for help, but the two men ran away very quickly. NANCY’S SECRET Monks went to Mr Bumble, who was now the master of the workhouse where Oliver was born. Monks wanted the gold ring that Mrs Bumble had taken from Oliver’s mum when she died. Cut in the ring was a name: Agnes. Then Monks threw the ring into the river so that nobody could find it. After that Monks went to Fagin. He wanted to talk to him. Nancy was there and heard all what he said. She heard terrible things and decided to help Oliver. The next day she secretly ran to a quiet hotel near Hyde Park, to see Mrs Maylie. Nancy warned them about the terrible plan of Monks and Fagin: they wanted to kidnap Oliver, oblige him to steal so that the police could catch him and kill him. Monks wanted his brother to die! Mrs Maylie thought that was a mystery. The two ladies decided to meet on London Bridge on
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