"Pip, how are you, Pip?" — illustration for "Great Expectations" by John McLenan

"Pip, how are you, Pip?"

John McLenan

1861

11.5 cm. by 11.3 cm wide

Dickens's Great Expectations,

Harper's Weekly 5 (23 March 1861): 181

Plate 19 (facing p. 131) in the T. B. Peterson single-volume edition of 1861.

[Pip and Joe, centre, with Pip's servant, "The Avenging Phantom," left, in Pip's rooms.]

Scanned image, caption, and commentary by Philip V. Allingham.

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References

Dickens, Charles. Great Expectations. Harper's Weekly: A Journal of Civilization. Il. John McLenan. Vol. IV.

Dickens, Charles. ("Boz."). Great Expectations. With thirty-four illustrations from original designs by John McLenan. Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson (by agreement with Harper & Bros., New York), 1861.

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