From which novel is the passage in which Pip leaves the ruined place hand in hand with a companion and 'saw no shadow of another parting' taken?
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Correct answer: A. Great Expectations
Explanation
The revised ending of Great Expectations (1861): Pip and Estella leave the ruins of Satis House together.
Note: Passage paraphrased.
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