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What is Mr. Guppy's intention when he visits Esther and Mr. Jarndyce in London?
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To renew his marriage proposal to Esther
To apologize for his past behavior
To discuss a business opportunity with Mr. Jarndyce
To offer legal advice
What best describes Mrs. Guppy's attitude towards nobility?
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Admiration and respect
Indifference and neutrality
Jealousy and disdain
Unconditional support
What event are Esther and Mr. Woodcourt preparing to attend?
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The final settlement of Jarndyce and Jarndyce
Esther's wedding
A social gathering with Caddy
Richard's medical appointment
What indicates that the outcome of Jarndyce and Jarndyce was unusual?
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The lawyers' lack of interest in the case
The monetary compensation awarded was extremely high
The case was dismissed without a verdict
The amused behavior of the lawyers and scattering of papers
What news does Mr. Kenge share about the outcome of Jarndyce and Jarndyce?
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The lawsuit has been settled in favor of Richard
All the money at stake in the case has been depleted by legal fees
Richard has been awarded a large sum of money
The case will continue for another year
What significant event happens shortly after Esther, Mr. Jarndyce, and Mr. Woodcourt discuss Richard's future?
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Richard decides to leave his apartment immediately
Richard leaves to start a new life with his family
Richard makes a full recovery from his illness
Richard dies in Ada's arms
What symbolic act does Miss Flite perform after the conclusion of Jarndyce and Jarndyce?
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She leaves London for a new beginning
She buys new birds to celebrate
She gifts her birds to Esther
She sets her birds free
