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Mr. Jaggers And His Clients. "mr. Jaggers Suddenly Stopped, And Turning On The Two Women With Shawls, Said, "oh! Amelia, Is It?"yes, Mr Jaggers. "but For Me, "He Retorted, "you Wouldn t Be Here. Say Another Word And Wemmick Shall Give You Your Money Back"The Excitable Jew Had Already Raised The Skirts Of Mr. Jaggers Coat To His Lips Several Times. "Illustration By Harry Furniss For The Charles Dickens Novel Great Expectations, From The Testimonial Edition Published 1910
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Mr. Jaggers And His Clients. "mr. Jaggers Suddenly Stopped, And Turning On The Two Women With Shawls, Said, "oh! Amelia, Is It?"yes, Mr Jaggers. "but For Me, "He Retorted, "you Wouldn t Be Here. Say Another Word And Wemmick Shall Give You Your Money Back"The Excitable Jew Had Already Raised The Skirts Of Mr. Jaggers Coat To His Lips Several Times. "Illustration By Harry Furniss For The Charles Dickens Novel Great Expectations, From The Testimonial Edition Published 1910
Mr. Jaggers And His Clients. " mr. Jaggers Suddenly Stopped, And Turning On The Two Women With Shawls, Said, " oh! Amelia, Is It?" " yes, Mr Jaggers." " but For Me, " He Retorted, " you Wouldn t Be Here. Say Another Word And Wemmick Shall Give You Your Money Back" The Excitable Jew Had Already Raised The Skirts Of Mr. Jaggers Coat To His Lips Several Times." Illustration By Harry Furniss For The Charles Dickens Novel Great Expectations, From The Testimonial Edition Published 1910
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In this photo print, we are transported back in time to the world of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations. The illustration by Harry Furniss beautifully captures a scene featuring Mr. Jaggers and his clients. As the image unfolds before our eyes, we witness a moment of intense interaction between Mr. Jaggers and two women draped in shawls. Mr. Jaggers, with an air of authority, suddenly halts his stride and directs his attention towards one of the women named Amelia. His piercing gaze seems to hold a hint of reproach as he addresses her by name. However, it is evident that without him, she would not be present at this very moment. The tension in the scene is palpable as Mr. Jaggers sternly warns Amelia against speaking further on the matter at hand or risk losing her money entirely - a threat delivered through Wemmick's intervention. Furniss masterfully depicts the excitable nature of Wemmick through his animated gestures; raising the skirts of Mr. Jaggers' coat to his lips multiple times in an act that conveys both reverence and anxiety. This evocative illustration transports us into Dickens' narrative world while highlighting themes such as power dynamics, social class disparities, and financial dependency within Victorian society. Ken Welsh's skillful reproduction allows us to appreciate Furniss' artistry even more deeply as we delve into this timeless classic once again.
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