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This work by the classic English author Charles Dickens (1812-1870) tells the story of the hardships and wanderings of a young orphan, Oliver Twist, who grew up in a poorhouse (a so-called workhouse). After running away from the orphanage, Oliver finds himself in the slums of London, where he, like other homeless people, is taught the trade of thievery. The happy ending - Oliver is rescued by the "perfect gentleman", Mr Brownlow - confirms the writer's optimistic belief in the victory of humanity and goodness over evil and injustice.