Great Expectations & Charles Dickens Crossword

Great Expectations is a dramatic novel but, more precisely, it is classified as ___.
It can be said of Great Expectations that it is an expose of ___.
For the typical __ __ citizen, social standing was everything.
The __ era was named after Queen Victoria.
Charles Dickens wrote a book called ___ ___.
John Dickens was put into the ___ ___.
Charles was forced to quit school at the age of ___.
Charles Dickens belonged to the ___ ___ ___. However, he toyed with the beliefs of Unitarian Christianity although never committing himself to it.
On June 8, 1870, Dickens put in a full day's writing. He told ___ he was ill and had been for the past hour.
Charles was one of ___ kids.
Dickens got his start with a serial publication called ___ ___.
Dickens is a prime example of an author using his ___ in his works.
Pip's full name is __ __.
Pip steals something from the pantry and something from Joe's blacksmith forge. He steals a pork pie, ___, and a file.
The captured convicts are taken back to the ___.
Until Pip is old enough to be apprenticed to Joe as a blacksmith, he goes to an evening school at Mr. Wopsle's great aunt's school. Here Pip meets ___.
Joe is impressed with Pip's progress in ___.
Pip is cleaned up and made presentable and Mr. Pumblechook takes Pip to meet __ ___.
Pip spends the night with Mr. Pumblechook and they go to Miss Havisham's grand mansion,___ ___.
Miss Havisham's adopted daughter is ___.
Estella is beautiful and proud. She plays cards with Pip and continually wins. In addition, she insults him by pointing out his ___.
Pip confides in _____. She promises to teach Pip everything she knows
Miss Havisham tells Pip when she dies that her body will be put on that very table for ______.
Pip was only 7 years old and still a ____ when he saw his convict.
While at Satis house, Pip plays ____ with Estella.
Pip, on his way home, encounters a pale, young gentleman who dares Pip to fight. Pip knocks the boy down and Estella allows Pip to ___ her cheek.
By this time Pip is expected to be at Miss Havisham's alternating days at ___.
For the better part of ___ ___, Pip visits Miss Havisham's Satis House.
Miss Havisham realizes that when Pip is old enough, he will be apprenticed to Joe. She asks Pip to bring ___ to meet her.
Just before Pip left Satis House, Miss Havisham gave them some money. How much?
Pip's greatest ____, at this point, was that Estella might somehow show up and see him working as a blacksmith.
It is obvious that Mrs. Joe and ___ do not get along.
Although the attacker is not found, Pip has a suspicion it might be ____ ____ he long ago freed.
Joe and Biddy prepare themselves for the ___ day that Pip leaves for London.
Pip visits Miss Havisham before he leaves for London. He realizes she already knows about his ___ ____.
Pip is convinced that Miss Havisham is his ____, and she does nothing to stop him from thinking that.
There was a tearful goodbye, but Pip waited until he was away from home to ___.
Pip, for the first time, realizes the power of ___ and status . He comprehends this through how he is treated by Mr. Pumblechook and others.
The journey from Pip's little existence in the country to London took about ___.
Later in the story Pip meets ___ ___. They find out that Pip knocked him down to kiss Estella's cheek.
Pip's new-found wealth brings him a lot of attention and what he thinks is respect. He feels very happy and ___ of his new circumstance.
Pip's grand lifestyle and luxurious living soon causes him considerable ____ strain.