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CHAPTER 26
Jaggers invites Pip and his friends to dine with him on the following day. It isn't a formal dinner. They are to meet him at the office and go home with him.
Jaggers has toilet items in his office. It seems to Pip that he washes his professional day away. It is why he always smells of soap. Jaggers is recognized in the street, but he doesn't pay attention to anyone but his guests. The others dare not intrude.
His house is stately but gloomy. The furniture is well made but not ornamental. He only uses three rooms and generally waits on people himself, though a housekeeper does prepare and bring u
