Summary of Oliver Twist

The book tells the story off the poor orphan Oliver Twist, who
growed up in a workhouse. When he asked once for more to
eat, the workhouseowner sold him. Mr. Sowerberry, an
undertaker employed by the parish, took Oliver into his service.
It was not a bad time for Oliver, but as Mr. Sowerberrys
apprentice Noah Claypole insulted Oliver's mother, Oiver beat
him. Because he was afraid, Oliver escaped to London. There
he fell in the hands of a Jewish criminal known as Fagin, who
wantet to instruct Oliver to a pickpocket. But the first robbery
went wrong. Oliver was arrestet. His victim, Mr. Brownlow,
commiserated with Oliver and put him up. But when Mr.
Brownlow sent Oliver for shopping, he was kidnapped and was
forced to return to Fagin. For a very long time Oliver spent his
life in the hut of the thieves without an opportunity to escape.
However, when he was shot during a burglary, he could he
save himself to the door of a house, where he collapsed. The
homeowners tended him healthy. Oliver was allowed to live with
them. He experinced the most beautiful time of his life. But
Fagin was after him. He planned an ambush, but he was
betrayed by one of his people. Fangin finally ended at the
gallows. In the end Oliver found out who his parents were
thanks to Mr.Brownlow. He spent his life thenceforward again at
Mr. Brownlow.