Toby Crackit and Mr Sikes ran all t

Toby Crackit and Mr Sikes ran all through the night after the robbery. To make it harder for anyone who was following them, they decided to run to different places. Mr Sikes stayed in the country, but Toby Crackit went to London to find Fagin. When Toby told Fagin that the robbery had not been successful, Fagin was not at all happy. "But where's the boy?" he asked. "After he was shot, we carried him through some fields," said Toby, "but people were chasing us. So we left him there, in a field." Fagin was very worried by this news. He visited Mr Sikes's house, but Nancy had no news of Mr Sikes or Oliver. When Fagin returned, a tall man was waiting for him outside his house. He had dark hair and dark eyes and looked around nervously, as if he thought people were chasing him. He looked cruel. Hello, Monks!" said Fagin. "Come inside." Fagin took the man to a quiet room in his house and told him what had happened. "This was not well planned," cried Monks. "Why didn't you keep the boy with your gang?" "Mr Sikes had a job for him," explained Fagin. "And you should be happy I found him!" "What if the boy's dead?" asked Monks. "The police will look for us!" But Oliver was not dead, he had only been unconscious. He woke up and found himself in the cold field where Mr Sikes and Toby Crackit had left him. It was morning and it was raining hard. His arm hurt badly and he was so weak that he found it difficult to stand up. Slowly he walked towards the house he had visited the night before and after some minutes, he knocked on the door. Two servants, Mr Brittles and Mr Giles, were telling the cook about the robbery in the night and how they had chased the thieves. They were surprised to hear the knock and Mr Brittles opened the door nervously. When they saw Oliver, Brittles called, "Here's the thief!" and quickly took hold of Oliver's arm (luckily the arm that was not injured). Mr Giles went to tell the lady of the house, Mrs Maylie, what had happened. "We've got the thief that I shot!" Mr Giles said proud

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Toby Crackit and Mr Sikes ran all through the night after the robbery. To make it harder for anyone who was following them, they decided to run to different places. Mr Sikes stayed in the country, but Toby Crackit went to London to find Fagin. When Toby told Fagin that the robbery had not been successful, Fagin was not at all happy. "But where's the boy?" he asked. "After he was shot, we carried him through some fields," said Toby, "but people were chasing us. So we left him there, in a field." Fagin was very worried by this news. He visited Mr Sikes's house, but Nancy had no news of Mr Sikes or Oliver. When Fagin returned, a tall man was waiting for him outside his house. He had dark hair and dark eyes and looked around nervously, as if he thought people were chasing him. He looked cruel. Hello, Monks! "Said Fagin." Come inside. "Fagin took the man to a quiet room in his house and told him what had happened." This was not well planned, "cried Monks." Why did not you keep the boy with your gang? "" Mr Sikes had a job for him, "explained Fagin." And you should be happy I found him! "" What if the boy's dead? "asked Monks." The police will look for us! " But Oliver was not dead, he had only been unconscious. He woke up and found himself in the cold field where Mr Sikes and Toby Crackit had left him. It was morning and it was raining hard. His arm hurt badly and he was so weak that he found it difficult to stand up. Slowly he walked towards the house he had visited the night before and after some minutes, he knocked on the door. Two servants, Mr Brittles and Mr Giles, were telling the cook about the robbery in the night and how they had chased the thieves. They were surprised to hear the knock and Mr Brittles opened the door nervously. When they saw Oliver, Brittles called, "Here's the thief!" and quickly took hold of Oliver's arm (luckily the arm that was not injured). Mr Giles went to tell the lady of the house, Mrs Maylie, what had happened. "We've got the thief that I shot!" Mr Giles said proud