List of Dickensian characters

2529:"She was dressed in rich materials--satins, and lace, and silks--all white. Her shoes were white. And she had a long white veil dependent from her hair, and she had bridal flowers in her hair, but her hair was white...I saw that everything within my view which ought to be white, had been white long ago, and had lost its lustre, and was faded and yellow. I saw that the bride within the bridal dress had withered like the dress, and like the flowers, and had no brightness left but the brightness of her sunken eyes. I saw that the dress had been put upon the rounded figure of a young woman, and that the figure upon which it now hung loose, had shrunk to skin and bone. Once, I had been taken to see some ghastly wax-work at the Fair...Once, I had been taken to one of our old marsh churches to see a skeleton in the ashes of a rich dress, that had been dug out of a vault under the church pavement. Now, wax-work and skeleton seemed to have dark eyes that moved and looked at me. I should have cried out, if I could." 598:. She helps with running Mr Wopsle's great-aunt's evening school and general store until the woman passes away. Then she comes to live with Pip and the Gargerys to care for Mrs Joe, who lost the ability to speak after being attacked. "She was not beautiful--she was common, and could not be like Estella--but she was pleasant and wholesome and sweet-tempered. She had not been with us more than a year (I remember her being newly out of mourning at the time it struck me), when I observed to myself one evening that she had curiously thoughtful and attentive eyes; eyes that were very pretty and very good." Earlier in the novel she is Pip's friend and teaches him to read, but later in the novel they grow apart as Pip becomes a gentleman. Spurned by Pip, though he later realizes that he loves her, she marries Joe Gargery. 2583:

cropped as close as the closest stubble; who had hardly any eyebrows, and no eyelashes, and eyes of a red-brown, so unsheltered and unshaded, that I remember wondering how he went to sleep. He was high-shouldered and bony; dressed in decent black, with a white wisp of a neckcloth; buttoned up to the throat; and had a long, lank, skeleton hand, which particularly attracted my attention, as he stood at the pony's head, rubbing his chin with it, and looking up at us in the chaise. He had a way of writhing when he wanted to express enthusiasm, which was very ugly" Uriah Heep, wonderfully hideous, is one of Dickens' greatest triumphs in character creation. His description of Heep's writhing and scheming, and his cold, clammy nature, makes one's skin crawl in

5529:. "I found him to be a dry man, rather short in stature, with a square wooden face, whose expression seemed to have been imperfectly chipped out with a dull-edged chisel...I judged him to be a bachelor from the frayed condition of his linen, and he appeared to have sustained a good many bereavements; for he wore at least four mourning rings, besides a brooch representing a lady and a weeping willow at a tomb with an urn on it. I noticed too, that several rings and seals hung at his watch chain, as if he were quite laden with remembrances of departed friends. He had glittering eyes--small, keen, and black--and thin wide mottled lips. He had had them, to the best of my belief, from forty to fifty years." He cares for his Aged Parent. 30: 1538:. Her past drives much of the plot as it turns out that, before her marriage, she had an affair with another man and had his child. She discovers the child's identity (Esther Summerson) and, because she has made this discovery and revealed that she had a secret predating her marriage, she has attracted the noxious curiosity of Mr Tulkinghorn, who feels himself bound by his ties to his client, Sir Leicester, to pry out her secret and use it to control her. At the end, she dies, disgraced in her own mind and convinced that her aristocratic husband can never forgive her moral failings, even though he has already done so. 815: 4294:. Conceited and utterly materialistic, he is a"well-to-do corn-chandler in the nearest town, his own chaise-cart." He takes Pip on his first meeting with Miss Havisham and gives himself all the credit for arranging Pip's change in fortune. He is later attacked and robbed by Orlick, but ensures his assailant's arrest by naming him to the police. " large hard-breathing middle-aged slow man, with a mouth like a fish, dull staring eyes, and sandy hair standing upright on his head, so that he looked as if he had just been all but choked, and at that moment had come to..." 940:. Brother of John and Harriet Carker, he elopes with Dombey's wife and is later killed when struck by a train. Dickens describes Carker as "a gentleman thirty-eight or forty years old, of a florid complexion, and with two unbroken rows of glistening teeth, whose regularity and whiteness were quite distressing. It was impossible to escape the observation of them, for he showed them whenever he spoke; and bore so wide a smile upon his countenance (a smile, however, very rarely, indeed, extending beyond his mouth), that there was something in it like the snarl of a cat." 4932:. She is brought up an orphan by her aunt, Miss Barbary. On her aunt's death she is adopted by John Jarndyce and becomes companion to his wards, Ada Clare and Richard Carstone. Later in the story it is revealed that Esther is the illegitimate daughter of Captain Hawdon and Lady Dedlock. John Jarndyce falls in love with her and asked her to marry him. She consents out of respect for Jarndyce but during the engagement she falls in love with Allan Woodcourt. When Jarndyce learns of her feelings for Allan he releases her from the engagement and she marries Woodcourt. 3345:. A lifelong criminal, he grew up alone on the street stealing to survive. He fell into Compeyson's company and assisted him in committing forgeries. Sentenced harshly because of his background and lack of education, he escapes his prison ship and attempts to murder Compeyson. He is shipped off to Australia under penalty of death should he return to England, and makes a fortune in sheep ranching, bestowing it on the only person to ever show him kindness. He is Estella's father, but was told his beloved child was murdered by Molly, and does not know she lives. 1012: 1261:. Partnering with Miss Havisham's half brother Arthur, he pretends to woo Miss Havisham while extorting money and title to her father's brewing business from her. He uses Abel Magwitch in a bank note forging scheme, then uses his class standing and powers of persuasion to evade the heavy sentence handed to Magwitch. Escaping from a prison ship, Magwitch attempts to murder Compeyson on the marsh where they are discovered by Pip. Later, Compeyson uses Orlick to hunt down Magwitch when he enters England under the false identity of Provis. 180: 2770:. He is responsible for Abel Magwitch's wife Molly's acquittal of murder charges and oversees the placement of their daughter Estella in Satis House under Miss Havisham's care, unbeknown to Abel. "He was a burly man of an exceedingly dark complexion, with an exceedingly large head and a correspondingly large hand...He was prematurely bald at the top of his head, and had bushy black eyebrows that wouldn't lie down but stood up bristling.His eyes were set deep in his head and were disagreeably sharp and suspicious..." 2368:. He repeatedly seeks to gain the attention of the Lord Chancellor, but in vain. Frustrated, he threatens Mr Tulkinghorn and then is put under arrest by Inspector Bucket. He dies, his health broken by his Chancery ordeal. His story is based on a real case, according to Dickens's preface. The case was that of Thomas Jones Wilkinson who fought for eleven years to try to wrestle control of the John Wilkinson Iron Empire from the bands of John Wilkinson's illegitimate, but recognised heir John Wilkinson (junior). 2691:. Mr Hubble is the village wheelwright. "I remember Mrs Hubble as a little curly sharp-edged person in sky-blue, who held a conveniently juvenile position, because she had married Mr Hubble--I don't know at what remote period--when she was much younger than he. I remember Mr Hubble as a tough, high-shouldered stooping old man, of a sawdusty fragrance, with his legs extraordinarily wide apart; so that in my short days I always saw some miles of open country between them when I met him coming up the lane." 2112:. She is a harsh caregiver who is later attacked by Orlick and left bedridden and mute until her death. "My sister, Mrs Joe, with black hair and eyes, had such a prevailing redness of skin that I sometimes used to wonder whether it was possible she washed herself with a nutmeg-grater instead of soap. She was tall, and bony, and almost always wore a coarse apron, fastened over her figure behind with two loops, and having a square impregnable bib in front, that was stuck full of pins and needles." 4135:. Raised in humble circumstances by his abusive sister and her kind-hearted husband Joe, Pip is exposed to the high-class, disdainful beauty Estella at Satis House. Once content to be a blacksmith like Joe, Pip finds himself ashamed of his poverty and lack of education. When an anonymous benefactor deeds him a fortune, Pip turns his back on his family and friends to become a new man in London. When he learns the identity of his benefactor, his plans are ruined. 6850: 6280: 6872: 5108:(Tigg Montague) Con man and swindler who first appears in the story fronting for Chevy Slyme and trying to squeeze the assembled Chuzzlewit family for money. Later he appears in splendor as head of the fraudulent Anglo-Bengalee Disinterested Loan and Life Assurance Company and has changed his name to Tigg Montague. He dupes Jonas Chuzzlewit into joining the company, uses Jonas to fleece Pecksniff, and is murdered by Jonas in 2100:. Pip is raised in the expectation that he will be apprenticed to Joe and take over the family forge. "Joe was a fair man, with curls of flaxen hair on each side of his smooth face, and with eyes of such a very undecided blue that they seemed to have somehow got mixed with their own whites. He was a mild, good-natured, sweet-tempered, easy-going, foolish, dear fellow--a sort of Hercules in strength, and also in weakness." 5283:. Scheming and manipulative, he seems to defer to his clients but relishes the power his control of their secrets gives him over them. He learns of Lady Dedlock's past and tries to control her conduct, to preserve the reputation and good name of Sir Leicester. He is murdered, and his murder gives Dickens the chance to weave a detective's investigation of the murder into the plot of the closing chapters of the book. 4235:. "Herbert Pocket had a frank and easy way with him that was very taking. I had never seen anyone then, and I have never seen anyone since, who more strongly expressed to me, in every look and tone, a natural incapacity to do anything secret and mean. There was something wonderfully hopeful about his general air, and something that at the same time whispered to me he would never be very successful or rich." 4161:"As I never saw my father or my mother, and never saw any likeness of either of them (for their days were long before the days of photographs), my first fancies regarding what they were like were unreasonably derived from their tombstones. The shape of the letters on my father's gave me an odd idea that he was a square, stout, dark man, with curly black hair. From the character and turn of the inscription 2183:. He is a trainer in sword and pistol use, briefly training Richard Carstone. The prime suspect in the death of Mr Tulkinghorn, he is exonerated and his true identity is revealed, against his wishes. He is found to be George Rouncewell, son of the Dedlocks' housekeeper, Mrs Rouncewell, who welcomes him back to Chesney Wold. He ends the book as the body-servant to the stricken Sir Leicester Dedlock. 5652:"Mr Wopsle's great-aunt kept an evening school in the village, that is to say, she was a ridiculous old woman of limited means and unlimited infirmity, who used to go to sleep from six to seven every evening, in the society of youth who paid two pence per week each, for the improving opportunity of seeing her do it." She also runs a general shop from her home where she employs Biddy (see above). 1498:

but with some appearance of good looks too... I concluded in my own mind that she was about thirty years of age, and that she wished to be married. She was a little dilapidated, like a house, with having been so long to let; yet had, as I have said, an appearance of good looks. Her thinness seemed to be the effect of some wasting fire within her, which found a vent in her gaunt eyes." in

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caused her lips to be parted as if she were panting, and her face to bear a curious expression of suddenness and flutter; but I know that I had been to see Macbeth at the theatre, a night or two before, and that her face looked to me as if it were all disturbed by fiery air, like the faces I had seen rise out of the Witches' cauldron." Molly is the former mistress of

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own), and opening her arms wide, took my curly head within them, and gave it a good squeeze. I know it was a good squeeze, because, being very plump, whenever she made any little exertion after she was dressed, some of the buttons on the back of her gown flew off. And I recollect two bursting to the opposite side of the parlour, while she was hugging me." in

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learns of Pecksniff's treachery he is also thrown out. Pecksniff's self-serving designs are eventually exposed by Old Martin who reconciles with his grandson, young Martin. Dickens' description of Pecksniff's hypocrisy is telling: "Some people likened him to a direction-post, which is always telling the way to a place, and never goes there." in

4268:. His public persona is that of a fearless political journalist, but at home he is bullied by Mrs Pott, who makes no secret of the fact that she finds local politics insufferably boring. The Pickwickians have to leave the Pott household after Mr Winkle and Mrs Pott flirt mildly, provoking a scurrilous article in Pott's rival paper, the 849:

wonderfully childish, wonderfully whimsical. An awkward interest (awkward because romantic) attaches to Miss Bud in the minds of the young ladies, on account of its being known to them that a husband has been chosen for her by will and bequest, and that her guardian is bound down to bestow her on that husband when he comes of age" in

709:"An attorney of no good repute" and "One of the greatest scoundrels unhung". Brass served as Daniel Quilp's lawyer. He helps Quilp get the Curiosity Shop from Nell's grandfather and when he tries to help Quilp frame Kit Nubbles he is undone with the help of his clerk Dick Swiveler and the Marchioness, his below-stairs maid in 4411:. Rigaud attempts to blackmail Mrs Clennam and has her house fall on him for his efforts. "When Monsieur Rigaud laughed, a change took place in his face, that was more remarkable than prepossessing. His moustache went up under his nose, and his nose came down over his moustache, in a very sinister and cruel manner." 4944:. "Poll Sweedlepipe's house was one great bird's nest. Gamecocks resided in the kitchen; pheasants wasted the brightness of their golden plumage on the garret; bantams roosted in the cellar; owls had possession of the bedroom; and specimens of all the smaller fry of birds chirrupped and twittered in the shop." 1841:

the sluggish complexion of his face, and in the awkward tongue that seemed to loll about in his mouth as he himself lolled about in a room--he was idle, proud, niggardly, reserved and suspicious." He marries Estella for her money and abuses her. He is killed when kicked by a horse that he has mistreated in

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some six-and-twenty, with thick, lustrous, well-arranged black hair and whiskers. He looks older than he is, as dark men often do. His voice is deep and good, his face and figure are good, his manner is a little sombre. His room is a little sombre, and may have had its influence in forming his manner." in

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he meets their little half-starved servant, whom he nicknames "the Marchioness". He becomes aware of the Brasses' villainy and, with the Marchioness' help, exposes a plot to frame Kit Nubbles. Swiveller later inherits money from his aunt, puts the Marchioness through school, and ultimately marries her in

687:. He is very loud and harsh, but goodhearted, and always speaks in superlatives. He is a neighbour of Sir Leicester Dedlock, with whom he is engaged in an epic tangle of lawsuits over a right-of-way across Boythorn's property that Sir Leicester asserts the legal right to close. The character is based on 4241:

Matthew Pocket is Miss Havisham's cousin, who warned her that Compeyson was using her for her money, and then fell out of her favor. He is Belinda's husband and Herbert's father. He is considered a disappointment for not gaining a title. He takes on the education of Pip along with Bentley Drummle and

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Sanctimonious surveyor and architect "who has never designed or built anything", and one of the biggest hypocrites in fiction. Father of daughters Mercy and Charity. In an effort to gain old Martin's money he embraces then throws out young Martin at old Martin's wish. When long time servant Tom Pinch

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is Mr Jaggers' mysterious housekeeper. "She was a woman of about forty, I supposed, but I may have thought her younger than she was. Rather tall, of a lithe nimble figure, extremely pale, with large faded eyes, and a quantity of streaming hair. I cannot say whether any diseased affection of the heart

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is Pip's fellow student at Matthew Pocket's and rival for Estella's affections. "Bentley Drummle, who was so sulky a fellow that he even took up a book as if its writer had done him an injury, did not take up an acquaintance in a more agreeable spirit. Heavy in figure, movement, and comprehension--in

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Son of Marquis de St Evremonde. He is tried for treason in London and is acquitted due to his resemblance to Sydney Carton. He marries Lucie Manette, daughter of Dr Manette. He returns to Paris to help a friend imprisoned there and is arrested by the revolutionaries. His life is saved when look-alike

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Sea-faring friend of Captain Cuttle who is always called in times of crisis for advice. The advice given confounds everyone listening except his friend Cuttle, who values it immensely. Bunsby is later trapped into marriage by Mrs MacStinger. Bunsby's ship is the Cautious Clara. Bunsby is described by

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A worker in Bounderby's mill. His wife is a drunk and he befriends Rachael. He falls out with his employer and leaves to look for work elsewhere. He is accused of robbing the bank and before his name is cleared he falls down a well and dies. Later he is cleared with the discovery that the robbery was

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Friend of Fred Trent, Swiveller has designs to marry Fred's sister, Nell Trent, but is encouraged to wait until Nell has inherited her grandfather's money. When Nell and her grandfather leave London Swiveller is befriended by Quilp who helps him gain employment with the Brasses. While at the Brasses

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Shop boy at the Curiosity Shop owned by Nell's grandfather and is devoted to Nell. Kit lives at home with his widowed mother, his brother Jacob, and baby brother. Kit is later hired by the Garlands and is wrongly charged with theft by Brass. At the end of the novel we find Kit has married Barbara in

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characterised as being typical of professional schoolmasters - so focused on facts as to extinguish imagination. "He and some one hundred and forty other schoolmasters, had been lately turned at the same time, in the same factory, on the same principles, like so many pianoforte legs...If he had only

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attention of Eugene Wrayburn, although she loves him, because they come from different classes of society. She runs away from London to a mill up the river. Wrayburn succeeds in finding her and is followed by Headstone who attempts to murder Wrayburn. Lizzie rescues Wrayburn and later marries him in

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Daughter of waterman Gaffer Hexam and sister of Charlie. She is opposed to her father's business of combing the Thames looking for drowned bodies but is true to him. When her father drowns she goes to live with Jenny Wren. Lizzie rejects the advances of schoolmaster Bradley Headstone and opposes the

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Powerful head of the House of Dombey. He wants a son, and when a daughter (Florence) is born he despises her. His second child, a son (also Paul), is weak and sickly and dies a child. Paul's first wife dies with the birth of Paul Jr and he remarries. His second wife, Edith Granger, does not love him

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Companion to Mrs Steerforth, jealously in love with Steerforth, who marked her face when he was a child by throwing a hammer in a fit of temper. Rosa hates Emily for running away with Steerforth. Narrator David Copperfield describes Rosa as "A slight short figure, dark, and not agreeable to look at,

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Minor canon of Cloisterham Cathedral. "Mr Crisparkle, Minor Canon, early riser, musical, classical, cheerful, kind, good-natured, social, contented, and boy-like." He takes Neville Landless as a pupil and helps Neville flee to London when suspicion is cast on him for the disappearance of Edwin Drood

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Grandson of Martin Sr. He has a falling out with his grandfather over his love for Mary Graham. Becomes a pupil of Pecksniff who, because of pressure from the grandfather, throws young Martin out. After a trip to America with Mark Tapley, he comes back to England and, after the undoing of Pecksniff,

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Scrooge's former fiancée who left him after his obsession with wealth eclipsed his love for her. She later marries another man and has many children, and is dismayed to learn from her husband on the eve of Jacob Marley's death that Scrooge has grown more cruel and selfish since she knew him. Scrooge

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also known as Gruff and Tackleton, the name of his toymaking business. He is the Scrooge of the story, a hard-hearted, unfeeling man who has lived off of the exploitation of children all his life. He is the employer of Caleb Plummer and schemes to marry May Fielding. Like Scrooge, he softens at the

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always has her nose in a book of titles. Her father was a Knight "who had invented for himself a conviction that his deceased father would have been made a Baronet but for somebody's determined opposition arising out of entirely personal motives." He set out to bring up Belinda to be the wife of a

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Seth Pecksniff's older daughter and sister of Mercy. Haughty and ill-tempered, without her younger sister's playful nature. She is infuriated when passed over for marriage by Jonas Chuzzlewit who chooses her sister. She later promises herself to Mr Moddle, who leaves her at the altar. Charity has a

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Neighbours of Newman Noggs. Nicholas tutors their three daughters. Mrs Kenwigs' uncle, Mr Lillyvick, is a well-to-do collector of water rates and the family hopes to eventually profit from this relation. Their expectations are dashed when Lillyvick marries actress Henrietta Petowker and are revived

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Old woman who operates a 'minding school', for orphans and other children. She is adamant about earning her keep and staying away from the work-house. When an orphan in her keep dies she hits the road and earns a living doing needlework. She dies in the arms of Lizzie Hexam who promises not to take

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A hypocritical clerk of Mr Wickfield's who is continually citing his humility. He deviously plots to ruin Wickfield but is later undone by Mr Micawber. On their first meeting, David describes him as "a red-haired person – a youth of fifteen, as I take it now, but looking much older – whose hair was

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Drunken stonemason who engraves tombstones for Cloisterham Cathedral. John Jasper is interested in Durdles ability to tap on the tombs and discover their contents. Durdles hires Deputy to throw stones at him when he catches him wandering about drunk at night. "No man is better known in Cloisterham.

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An orphan, Edwin has been promised to Rosa Bud since early childhood. Later Edwin and Rosa rebel against the arrangement. Rosa is also wooed by Edwin's uncle John Jasper. Edwin turns up missing and his watch is found in the river. Jasper hints suspicion of Neville Landless in the disappearance when

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Boy hired by Durdles to throw stones at him when he is wandering drunk at night. "Sometimes the stones hit him, and sometimes they miss him, but Durdles seems indifferent to either fortune. The hideous small boy, on the contrary, whenever he hits Durdles, blows a whistle of triumph through a jagged

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Narrator of the story modelled after Dickens's life. Begins life with his widowed mother and their maid, Peggotty. When his mother marries Mr Murdstone his life becomes miserable. He is sent to Creakle's school where he meets Steerforth and Traddles. After the death of his mother he goes to work at

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Paul Dombey Sr's sister, Mrs Chick's, friend. She has designs to marry Paul Sr after his first wife dies. Paul marries Mrs Granger instead, breaking Miss Tox's heart, but she stays loyal to him through later hardships. Dickens describes her as "a long lean figure, wearing such a faded air that she

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Crotchety fisherman and dealer in lobsters, crabs, and crawfish. Brother of Clara. He lives in a converted boat on the beach at Yarmouth with Emily, Ham, and Mrs Gummidge. When Emily abandons them to elope with Steerforth, Daniel vows to find her. Steerforth later leaves Emily and she is re-united

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David's devoted nurse and sister to Daniel Peggotty. After the death of David's mother she is discharged and marries Barkis. When Barkis dies she goes to live with David and Betsy Trotwood. David comically describes getting a hug from Peggotty: "She laid aside her work (which was a stocking of her

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Miss Havisham teaches Estella to deny any emotions which could leave her vulnerable to heartbreak and uses Pip for Estella to practice on. She wants to see Estella break men's hearts to avenge her own broken heart from being left at the altar by Compeyson years before. Pip mistakenly believes Miss

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is the ghastly guardian of Estella at Satis House, who on a "sick fancy" invites Pip, via Mr Pumblechook, to come and play cards. Now aged, her heart was broken in her youth, when on the day of their wedding her bridegroom, Compeyson (a conman), broke off their engagement. Miss Havisham lives as a

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Son of a wealthy dust contractor and heir to his fortune if he agrees to marry Bella Wilfer. He is away from England when his father dies and on the way home he is supposed drowned in a case of mistaken identity. With his supposed death the dust fortune goes to Boffin. John gets himself hired into

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Commonly called "Little Dorrit." Daughter of William Dorrit, born in the Marshalsea debtors' prison. She works for Mrs Clennam and befriends Arthur. Her father inherits a fortune and they leave the prison and travel abroad. After her father's death she discovers that the fortune has been lost in a

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The long hoped-for heir to the house of Dombey and Son. His mother dies at his birth leaving him a frail and sickly child. His father sends him to Brighton in the care of Mrs Pipchin hoping the sea air will bolster his failing health. He then attends Dr Blimber's school and his health continues to

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Tyrannical father of Madeline. Heavily in debt, and living in the Rules of the King's Bench debtors' prison, he promises his daughter's hand in marriage to Arthur Gride in return for the forgiveness of his debt to Gride and Ralph Nickleby. He dies on the morning of the wedding thus saving Madeline

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Proprietor of Dotheboys Hall, he takes in boys not wanted by their families and mistreats them. Nicholas Nickleby becomes his assistant master and sees the way he treats his charges, gives him a sound thrashing, and leaves. Squeers seeks revenge and conspires with Ralph Nickleby. He is eventually

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Waterman and former partner of Gaffer Hexam who tries to pin blame on Gaffer for the Harmon murder to gain a reward. Riderhood later becomes a lock-keeper and tries to blackmail Bradley Headstone after Bradley tries to murder Eugene Wrayburn. In a quarrel both Riderhood and Headstone drown in the

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back to England. He and Harmon resemble each other and Harmon devises a plan to temporarily exchange clothes and identities with Radfoot so that he can secretly observe his intended bride, Bella Wilfer. Radfoot instead drugs and robs Harmon and is then murdered himself, his body taken for that of

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Member of Crummles' traveling stage troupe: "a dark-complexioned man, inclining indeed to sallow, with long thick black hair, and very evident inclinations (although he was close shaved) of a stiff beard, and whiskers of the same deep shade. His age did not appear to exceed thirty, though many at

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Uncle of Edwin Drood who has an opium habit. He cares for his nephew but harbours secret feelings for Edwin's fiancée Rosa Bud. Edwin disappears and the story ends prematurely with Dickens death but many believe that it was Jasper who killed Edwin Drood. Dickens describes Jasper as "a dark man of

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Cares for old Martin Chuzzlewit, knowing that she will not profit from Martin's wealth after his death. Chuzzlewit's grandson, Martin, falls in love with Mary which displeases his grandfather who disinherits young Martin. Young Martin goes to America to seek his fortune. Finding only sickness and

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Girl with whom Nicholas falls in love when he first sees her at an employment office. She cares for her selfish, invalid father who tries to sell her in marriage to Arthur Gride, assisted by Ralph Nickleby. Her father dies and the scheme is exposed. She marries Nicholas at the end of the story in

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A musical and military family headed by Matthew, an old army friend of George Rouncewell. Bagnet's wife, the old girl, knows Matthew so well that he always calls upon her to supply his opinion. The Bagnet children Quebec, Malta, and Woolwich are named after the military bases where the family has

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Poor family touched by Redlaw's gift of forgetting past sorrows, which turns out to be a curse to them. Adolphus, a newsman, his wife Sophia, Adolphus Jr, a newspaper boy at the railway station, Johnny, who cares for the baby, Sally, called little Moloch. They are restored to their former loving

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Adopted by the Meagles from the Foundling Hospital, Harriet is given the name Tattycoram and is maid to the Meagles daughter, Pet. She exhibits fits of temper and is counselled by Mr Meagle to "count five and twenty, Tattycoram." She is influenced away from the Meagles by the evil Miss Wade. She

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Fisherman and boatbuilder. Orphaned nephew of Daniel Peggotty and fiancé of Emily. He drowns trying to rescue Steerforth. "He was a huge, strong fellow of six feet high, broad in proportion, and round-shouldered; but with a simpering boy's face and curly light hair that gave him quite a sheepish

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Twin brother of Helena. He and his sister are brought to Cloisterham by their guardian, Mr Honeythunder. Neville is attracted to Rosa Bud and, being set up by Jasper, quarrels with Edwin Drood. After Drood's disappearance Jasper cast blame on Neville who has no alibi and flees to London with his

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A Parliamentary candidate visiting Coketown, he befriends Tom Gradgrind in an attempt to seduce his sister, Louisa, who is in an unhappy marriage to Bounderby. As a result of the attempted seduction Louisa runs home to her father and refuses to return to Bounderby and is later disowned by him in

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a Seafaring friend of Sol Gills, whose shop he cares for when Sol goes in search of his lost nephew, Walter Gay. Quote: When found, make a note of. Dickens describes Captain Cuttle as "a gentleman in a wide suit of blue, with a hook instead of a hand attached to his right wrist; very bushy black

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Betrothed to Edwin Drood in childhood, they later agree that they cannot marry. Edwin disappears and John Jasper declares his love for Rosa. In terror she flees to London to her guardian, Grewgious. "The pet pupil of the Nuns' House is Miss Rosa Bud, of course called Rosebud; wonderfully pretty,

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Little Paul Dombey's nurse, known in the Dombey household as Richards. She is dismissed when she takes Paul to visit her family in a poorer section of London. She re-enters the story when Captain Cuttle asked her to look after Sol Gill's Shop, the Wooden Midshipman. She is the mother of Rob the

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Old money-lender who develops a scheme, along with fellow usurer, Ralph Nickleby, to get Walter Bray's consent to give his daughter, Madeline's, hand for the forgiveness of debts to Gride and Ralph. Gride's plan is undone when Bray dies on the morning of the wedding and his old housekeeper, Peg

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Longsuffering clerk of Ebenezer Scrooge. Bob endures Scrooge's mistreatment until Scrooge, reformed by the visit of the three spirits, raises Bob's salary and vows to help his struggling family. The Cratchit family consists of Bob's wife, eldest daughter Martha, daughter Belinda, son Peter, two

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An ugly old rag and bone vendor and mother of Alice Marwood (Brown). She kidnaps Florence Dombey and steals her clothes. Later she helps Dombey find Carker and Edith after their elopement. Dickens describes Good Mrs Brown as a "very ugly old woman, with red rims round her eyes, and a mouth that

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A clerk in Tellson's bank who is instrumental in bringing Dr Manette, who is imprisoned in Paris, back to England. He returns to Paris to look after the bank's interest after the Revolution starts and while there helps Lucie and Charles Darnay, bringing them back to England after Sydney Carton

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Mysterious visitor to Cloisterham whose "white head was unusually large, and his shock of white hair was unusually thick and ample." Datchery keeps an eye on John Jasper after the disappearance of Edwin Drood. The true identity of Datchery is one of the most contested points of the uncompleted

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Daughter of Wackford Squeers. Described as "not tall like her mother, but short like her father; from the former she inherited a voice of harsh quality; from the latter a remarkable expression of the right eye, something akin to having none at all." When Nicholas Nickleby becomes her father's

2159:. Walter befriends Florence Dombey, her father is displeased and sends him to the firm's branch in Barbados. The ship in which he sails is lost and Sol goes to search for him. Walter returns and marries Florence. Mr Dombey, after the failure of the house, goes to live with Walter and Florence. 4508:

the father of Barnaby and husband of Mary. He was the Steward at the Warren and murdered his employer, Reuben Haredale. He went into hiding after the murder and resurfaces years later trying to extort money from his wife. He is finally captured by Geoffrey Haredale and executed at Newgate in

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Locksmith Gabriel Varden's apprentice who is in love with Gabriel's daughter, Dolly. He becomes a leader of the rioters during the Gordon Riots and during the fighting loses his slender legs, long his pride and joy. After the uprising he is fitted with wooden legs and becomes a bootblack in

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Manservant to Steerforth, involved in the concealment of the elopement of Steerforth and Emily. He is later guilty of embezzlement and is captured with the help of Miss Mowcher. David says of him "I believe there never existed in his station a more respectable-looking man. He was taciturn,

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look. He was dressed in a canvas jacket, and a pair of such very stiff trousers that they would have stood quite as well alone, without any legs in them. And you couldn't so properly have said he wore a hat, as that he was covered in a-top, like an old building, with something pitchy." in

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Inventor of an unspecified mechanical wonder which he is unable to get a patent for in the Circumlocution Office. He partners with Arthur Clennam who loses the firm's money in the Merdle scandal. Doyce later sells the invention abroad and returns to liberate Arthur from the Marshalsea in

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Guardian of Rosa Bud. He is upset at John Jasper's advances to Rosa and finds her lodging in London at an apartment owned by Mrs Billickin. He later investigates the disappearance of Edwin Drood and is suspicious of Jasper. Described as 'an angular man with no conversational powers'. in

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Murdstone and Grinby and is lodged with the Micawbers. David runs away to live with his aunt Betsy Trotwood in Dover. He later marries his employer Spenlow's daughter, Dora. Dora dies and David marries longtime friend, Agnes Wickfield. David, like Dickens, becomes a successful author in

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Sheriff's officer who arrests debtors and delivers them to Coavin's sponging house (temporary debtors' prison) thus Skimpole gives Neckett the nickname "Coavinses". Neckett dies leaving three orphans: Charlotte (Charley), Emma, and Tom. Charley becomes Esther Summerson's maid in

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Father of Amy (title character), Fanny, and Edward, and long-time inmate of the Marshalsea debtors' prison. He inherits an estate and leaves the prison, traveling in style with his daughters. After his death Amy learns that his fortune has been lost in the Merdle banking scam in

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A mill owner retired from business and father of Louisa and Tom. He runs a school and emphasises the importance of facts and figures over fancy to his students and his children. By the end of the story he learns that facts and figures must be tempered by love and forbearance in

5245:. She lives with her grandfather, when he falls into the clutches of Daniel Quilp she helps him escape London. The hardships endured during their wanderings are too much for the delicate Nell and she dies in a quiet village where she and her grandfather had gained employment. 3206:

Collector of water rates and uncle of Mrs Kenwigs. He secretly marries Henrietta Petowker in Portsmouth, much to the dismay of the Kenwigs, who had hoped to inherit his money. The Kenwigs expectations are renewed when Henrietta runs off with a half-pay (retired) captain in

4653:. An evil man who enjoys inflicting emotional pain on other people. He drives Mr George into bankruptcy by calling in debts. Mr Tulkinghorn is his attorney in that case. It has been suggested that his description (together with his grandchildren) fit that of a person with 5167:

Scatter-brained classmate of Paul Dombey Jr at Dr Blimber's Academy. Toots falls helplessly in love with Florence Dombey and pursues her, in his absent-minded way, until Florence marries Walter Gay. In the end Toots marries Susan Nipper. Quote: "it's of no consequence."

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A professor of chemistry who is visited by a phantom on Christmas Eve and given the gift of forgetting painful memories. The gift turns out to be a curse as it is passed on to those Redlaw touches. The adverse effects of the gift are finally reversed by Milly Swidger in

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gap, convenient for the purpose, in the front of his mouth, where half his teeth are wanting; and whenever he misses him, yelps out 'Mulled agin!' and tries to atone for the failure by taking a more correct and vicious aim." Deputy resides at the Travellers' Twopenny in

493:) Barsad testifies against Charles Darnay at the treason trial at the Old Bailey. Later Barsad turns up as a spy in Paris and is found to be the brother of Miss Pross. Threatened with exposure, Barsad helps Sydney Carton exchange places with Charles Darnay in prison in 4681:. He is Jo's only friend. He tends to give half-crowns to those whom he feels sorry for. He is married to Mrs Snagsby, who has a strong personality and suspects Mr Snagsby of many secrets, for example she (incorrectly) believes that Jo the crossing sweeper is his son. 3169:

Medical man and old schoolmate of John Westlock. Westlock hires Mrs Gamp to nurse Lewsome through a serious illness. Lewsome has provided poison to Jonas Chuzzlewit who intends using it to kill his father, Anthony. His later confession helps lead to Jonas' arrest in

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Havisham intends him for Estella and is his secret benefactor as he goes to London and becomes a gentleman, finding out later that the convict Magwitch has supplied his 'Expectations'. Miss Havisham dies when her house burns down and leaves her fortune to Estella in

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Wife of wine shop keeper, Ernest Defarge, and a leader among the revolutionaries. She harbours an intense hatred of Charles Darnay for atrocities committed against her family by the Evremonde family. Madame Defarge is killed in a struggle with Miss Pross in Paris in

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Older brother of James although called 'the Junior' because of his low position at the firm of Dombey and Son. He is looked upon with scorn by his younger brother because he was caught embezzling money from the firm when a young man. Harriet Carker is his sister in

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and eventually runs away with Carker, a manager at the firm. With Carker gone, Paul is incapable of managing the business and it fails. Paul ends his days reconciled with his daughter and doting on his grandchildren, little Paul, but especially little Florence in

669:' proud that he raised himself in the streets after being abandoned as a child. His story is exposed as a sham when Mrs Pegler, his loving mother whom he has discarded, is found. Bounderby marries his friend Gradgrind's daughter, Louisa, and later discards her in 3906:

is a woman who does "good works" for the poor, but cannot see that her efforts are rude and arrogant, and do nothing at all to help. She inflicts her activities on her five small sons, who are clearly rebellious, and is always asking Mr Jarndyce for donations in

3132:) Villainous son of Edwin and half-brother of Oliver Twist who plots with Fagin to corrupt Oliver, in which case Leeford will inherit all of their father's property. After the plan is foiled Leeford is forced to emigrate to America where he dies in prison in 2796:

called him "the best and kindest man ever to appear in a novel". A wealthy man, he helps most of the other characters out of a mix of disinterested goodness and guilt at the mischief and human misery caused by Jarndyce and Jarndyce, which he calls "the

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Florence Dombey's maid who is discharged when she confronts Paul Dombey about his treatment of Florence. She later marries Toots. Dickens describes Susan as "a short, brown womanly girl, with a little snub nose, and black eyes like jet beads." in

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Controls the Circumlocution Office, where everything goes round in circles, and nothing ever gets done. Includes Lord Decimus Tite Barnacle, his wife, Lady Jemima Bilberry, nephew Tite Barnacle, and his son Clarence Barnacle (Barnacle Junior) in

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Mr Wardle's spinster sister (aged fifty years at least). She courts Tupman but is lured into elopement by Jingle, who is after her money. Rachael and Jingle are caught before a marriage can take place and Jingle is bought off by Mr Wardle in

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Grandfather of Martin, cousin of Pecksniff, brother of Anthony, uncle of Jonas. Martin is suspicious of his hypocritical close relatives, chiefly Pecksniff, whose hypocrisy Martin exposes and is reconciled with his grandson, young Martin in

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Son of Anthony Chuzzlewit, he attempts to kill his father to gain his inheritance. Marries Mercy Pecksniff and, through his cruelty, breaks her spirit. He murders Tigg, the murder is discovered, and on the way to prison poisons himself in

4327:, who lends money to Nell's grandfather (who gambles it away and flees). Quilp attempts to find Nell and her grandfather as they travel through the country. Later Quilp is pursued by the police and, lost in the fog, drowns in the Thames. 2679:. She is dismissed in favour of Rosa and aids lawyer Tulkinghorn in discovering Lady Dedlock's secret. When Tulkinghorn spurns her, she murders him. Hortense is based on Mrs Manning, a murderer whose execution Dickens witnessed in 1849. 1753:

banking scam. She nurses Arthur in the Marshalsea when his fortune is lost in the same banking scam. The novel ends with the marriage of Arthur and Amy at St George's Church, next to the prison, the same church where she was christened.

299:, is friend to the parson in the village church where Nell and her grandfather end their journey. He turns out to be the brother of Mr Garland and is instrumental in helping the Single Gentleman find his brother, Nell's grandfather, in 3103:

Kindly vintner and distiller in Holborn based on an historical figure. The Catholic Langdale shelters Geoffrey Haredale from the rioters. His home and warehouse are burned in the riots, his stores of spirits are consumed by the mob in

5627:. A kind, caring man who falls in love with Esther Summerson. She in turn cares for him but feels unable to respond to his overtures because of her prior commitment to John Jarndyce. All is resolved happily at the end and they marry. 3948:. Payne is keen on duelling, and is unhappy when the duel is called off, trying to get the two principals to duel over something else, and finally offering to duel with Mr Snodgrass, Winkle's second. Mr Snodgrass declines the offer. 1740:

decline. Paul returns home to London and dies in the care of his sister, Florence, leaving the firm of Dombey and Son without an heir. Dickens modeled Paul (and also Tiny Tim) on his sister Fanny's crippled son Henry Burnett Jr in

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A poor girl adopted by Mrs Maylie, she and Mr Brownlow endeavour to help Oliver through Nancy. When Nancy's conversation with Rose on London Bridge is overheard by Claypole, Nancy is murdered by Sikes. She later marries Harry in

3833:. He quarrels with Mrs Joe and later attacks her, leaving her with injuries of which she later dies. He falls in with Compeyson and eventually tries to murder Pip, and is eventually arrested and jailed after robbing Pumblechook. 4800:

Son of schoolmaster Wackford Squeers. Little Wackford is kept fat as an advertisement of the supposed plenty provided at the school. He is spoiled by being given any gifts intended for pupils of the school by their families in

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eyebrows; and a thick stick in his left hand, covered all over (like his nose) with knobs. He wore a loose black silk handkerchief round his neck, and such a very large coarse shirt collar, that it looked like a small sail in

969:. He tries to make his own way in the world - in medicine, law and soldiering - but the Jarndyce case becomes his obsession and eventually his ruin. He becomes engaged to, and later secretly marries, Ada Clare, the other ward. 3691:, mother of Nicholas and Kate Nickleby, is quite possibly the most obtuse character in the Dickens oeuvre. For all her judgments, surmises, and assessments, she appraises correctly not a single thing in all of 65 chapters in 3065:

Society couple who marry, each thinking that the other has money only to find after marriage that both are broke. They are frustrated in a scheme to worm their way into the Boffin fortune and leave England to escape debts in

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Retired businessman; he is the protagonist, founder, and chairman of the Pickwick Club. Pickwick, along with his friends Tupman, Snodgrass, Winkle, and his servant Sam Weller, travel around England in search of adventure in

1908:, mother of his nephew Fred. She has died before the story begins but lives again in the 'shadows' shown to Scrooge by the Ghost of Christmas Past. She is based on Dickens' own sister Fanny who died of consumption at age 38. 4974:

Caretaker of the university where Redlaw teaches chemistry. His family is adversely effected by Redlaw's gift of forgetting past sorrows. The adverse effects of this 'gift' are finally reversed by William's wife, Milly in

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Brickmaker's wife, befriended by Esther Summerson after Jenny's child dies. Later exchanges coats with Lady Dedlock, throwing Bucket off in his pursuit of Lady Dedlock as she flees following the revealing of her secret in

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Wife of Wackford Squeers: "a large raw-boned figure, was about half a head taller than Mr Squeers." While Mr Squeers attempts to keep his cruelty in check, in order to keep up appearances, Mrs Squeers is openly cruel in

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Paul Dombey's second wife is the widow of Colonel Granger and the daughter of Mrs Skewton. She marries Dombey but does not love him. She later elopes with Carker, a manager at Dombey's firm, to punish her husband in

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been stationed. Matthew is guarantor to George's loan from Smallweed, when Smallweed calls in the debt George is forced to deliver a document Smallweed needs to help lawyer Tulkinghorn learn Lady Dedlock's secret in

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disposition "which was then observed to be of a sharp and acid quality, as though an extra lemon (figuratively speaking) had been squeezed into the nectar of her disposition, and had rather damaged its flavour." in

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Proprietor of M. Todgers Commercial Boarding House located near the Monument. Mrs Todgers is described as a "rather bony and hard featured lady." Pecksniff and his daughters stay at Todgers when visiting London in

3330:. Magnus is on the way to propose to Miss Witherfield, but Pickwick causes a falling-out between the two after a misunderstanding involving Pickwick blundering into the wrong room in the inn where they are staying. 1330:

Crippled son of Bob Cratchit. The forecast of Tim's death by the Ghosts of Christmas Present and Future is instrumental in Scrooge's reformation after which Tim is afforded proper medical attention and is cured in

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A simple but good hearted boy who unwittingly gets involved in the Gordon Riots when he falls into bad company. He is later arrested and sentenced to death but gains reprieve through the help of Gabriel Varden in

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Blind member of the 'Prentice Knights with Simon Tappertit. He joins Barnaby Rudge Sr in trying to extort money from Mary Rudge. Killed when he tries to run from officers arresting Hugh, Barnaby, and Rudge Sr in

1554:, very much older than his wife. Dedlock is an unthinking conservative who regards the Jarndyce and Jarndyce lawsuit in which his wife is entangled as a mark of distinction worthy of a man of his family lineage. 5389:

Beloved of Dick Swiveller in The Old Curiosity Shop. She breaks his heart when she marries a marked gardener called Cheggs, but Swiveller recovers and marries the little maid of all work that he christens The

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Kindly schoolmaster who befriends Nell and her grandfather. He meets up with them again at the end of their journey and obtains a situation for them in the village church where he has been appointed clerk in

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Mother of David Copperfield. A widow when David is born, she later is lured into marriage by Edward Murdstone, who destroys her spirit and she dies along with her newborn son while David is away at school in

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the Boffin home as secretary John Rokesmith. Here he meets Bella and, with the help of the Boffins, wins her love as Rokesmith, and marries her. He later reveals his true identity and regains his fortune in

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He is the chartered libertine of the place. Fame trumpets him a wonderful workman - which, for aught that anybody knows, he may be (as he never works); and a wonderful sot - which everybody knows he is." in

4597:. He is slighted by Mr Jingle at a ball, and Winkle almost fights a duel with him, because Jingle had borrowed Winkle's coat and Slammer's second delivers the challenge to the owner of the distinctive coat. 2416:

Widow of Mr Peggotty's former partner, who had died very poor. She lives with Mr Peggotty and later emigrates to Australia with him. Quote: 'a lone lorn creetur' and everything went contrary with her' in

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Pawnbroker (Crimp) and later partner with Tigg Montigue in the Anglo-Bengalee Disinterested Loan and Life Assurance Company. After Montigue is murdered he flees the country with the company's money in

256:) is a street-smart pickpocket. He is the most successful and interesting of Fagin's thieves. He shows Oliver the ropes of the pickpocket game and is later captured and sentenced to transportation in 5022:

Ostler at the Blue Dragon Inn and servant to young Martin Chuzzlewit. He accompanies Martin to America and later marries Mrs Lupin, the Blue Dragon's landlady. The inn is renamed The Jolly Tapley in

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shows Scrooge the joy that Christmas brings, both at the poor household of the Cratchits and at the home of his nephew Fred. The ghost also introduces Scrooge to the children, Ignorance and Want in

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Brother of old Martin Chuzzlewit and father of Jonas Chuzzlewit. Greedy and tight-fisted business man who breeds these same qualities into his son, Jonas, who tries to poison him for his trouble in

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titled man: "she had grown up highly ornamental, but perfectly helpless and useless." Mrs Pocket relies on her maids Flopson and Millers to care for her children, whom she usually manages to trip.

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Boston doctor whom Martin and Mark meet at Pawkins' Boarding House in New York and one of the few positive characters they meet in the America. Bevan later loans them money to return to England in

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Miniature painter in the Strand. The Nickleby's lease lodging from her briefly and she becomes their faithful friend. In the end she marries the Cheeryble Brothers old clerk, Tim Linkinwater in

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Son of Gaffer and brother to Lizzie. Charlie is educated by Bradley Headstone and supports Headstone's advances toward his sister. When Lizzie refuses to marry Headstone Charlie rejects her in

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Son of Thomas. He is employed at Bounderby's bank from whom he later steals, the blame is set on Stephen Blackpool. He later leaves the country with the aid of Sleary and his circus troupe in

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Brother of William, Uncle of Fanny, Edward, and Amy. He plays clarionet in a small-time theatre. He is due an inheritance but the knowledge is kept from him by the intrigues of Mrs Clennam in

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Fellow pupil with David Copperfield and Steerforth at Salem House. David's best friend and best man at David's wedding to Dora Spenlow. He later becomes a lawyer and marries Sophy Crewler in

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Ailing student at the university where Redlaw teaches chemistry. He is adversely effected by Redlaw's gift of forgetting past sorrows and is later restored by his old nurse, Milly Swidger in

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mystery. It is widely believed that Datchery is one of the characters in the book in disguise, most likely candidates include Neville, Bazzard, Tartar, Helena, or even Edwin Drood himself in

1213:. She falls in love with Richard Carstone, another ward, who is a distant cousin. She does not share his fervent hopes for a quick settlement in the Jarndyce case. They later marry in secret. 464:

Herbert Pocket's fiancée, she cares for her invalid father, Old Bill Barley, in a waterside house at Mill Pond Bank where Magwitch is hidden. After her father's death she marries Herbert in

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Former pupil of Pecksniff and friend of Tom Pinch although they disagree about Pecksniff's character. He is instrumental in exposing Jonas Chuzzlewit and later marries Tom's sister Ruth in

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Eighty-seven-year-old patriarch of the Swidger family. He loses his present happiness, based on his memories, when touched by Redlaw's gift. He is restored to happiness by Milly Swidger in

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soft-footed, very quiet in his manner, deferential, observant, always at hand when wanted, and never near when not wanted; but his great claim to consideration was his respectability." in

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Kindly plump couple, parents of Abel, who befriend and hire Kit. They, along with Mr Witherden and the Single Gentleman, are instrumental in clearing Kit of false charges made by Brass in

5376:. He squeezes all the litigation fees he can from Carstone, and then abandons him when Jarndyce and Jarndyce comes to an end. He obtains an introduction to Carstone from Harold Skimpole. 763:

Son of a small corn-factor. He gives money to Nicholas Nickleby on his escape from Dotheboys Hall. John marries Matilda Price. Later assists in Smike's escape from Squeers in London in

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Once a well-to-do gentleman but he squanders his money and is reduced to serving Ralph Nickleby as clerk. He befriends Nicholas and eventually helps him defeat the designs of Ralph in

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Severe headmaster of Salem House Academy where David first goes to school. He was based on William Jones, headmaster of Wellington Academy which Dickens attended from 1825 to 1827 in

311:, is a doctor, cousin of Kenge, to whom Richard Carstone is apprenticed. Badger's wife Laura talks incessantly about her two former husbands, Captain Swosser and Professor Dingo, in 5493:

Mr Pickwick's manservant and valet is one of the most popular characters in Dickens' works. He counsels his master with idiosyncratic wisdom and is thoroughly devoted to Pickwick in

3657:. When her father dies Charley cares for her two younger siblings: Emma and Tom. Charley becomes Esther Summerson's maid, nursing Esther through smallpox. She later marries a miller. 5097:"old clerk with the wig" that had once visited Mr Spenlow at his house in Norwood and had "drunk brown East India sherry there, of a quality so precious as to make a man wink." in 1293:

Matron of the work-house where Oliver is born. She marries Bumble making him miserable. The Bumbles are disgraced and end up as paupers in the work-house they once ruled over in

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The landlady of the house at Mill Pond Bank where Old Bill Barley and his daughter, Clara, live. Magwitch is kept secretly in the house waiting for the escape out of Britain in

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Neighbour of Miss Tox and friend of Paul Dombey who introduces Paul to Edith Granger and Mrs Skewton. The Major describes himself as "tough, Sir, tough, and de-vilish sly!" in

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a Barrister who represents Mrs Bardell in her suit against Samuel Pickwick. He bullies the witnesses into giving incriminating testimony and Pickwick is falsely convicted in

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The pretty and timid wife of Daniel Quilp whom he loves to mentally torture. When Quilp dies she inherits his money and happily remarries. Betsy's mother is Mrs Jiniwin in

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Father of Oliver, whom he has fathered out of wedlock with Agnes Fleming. Also father of Edward (Monks) from a previous marriage. Edwin has died before the story begins in

2435:, knowing that Krook has a packet of letters somehow connected to her. These pass to Smallweed on Krook's death, but Guppy is still unable to acquire them for Lady Dedlock. 1038:

Charles and Edwin (Ned). Benevolent businessmen who employ and befriend Nicholas Nickleby and his family. Frank Cheeryble, who marries Kate Nickleby, is their nephew in

842:. He undertakes several investigations in the course of the novel, most notably the investigation of Mr Tulkinghorn's murder, which he brings to a successful conclusion. 5156:

Grinder who falls in with bad company and becomes a minor villain in the story. Dickens describes Polly as a "plump rosy-cheeked wholesome apple-faced young woman." in

1933:. Scrooge is reminded of what a kind, generous man 'Old Fezziwig' was. Fezziwig was a very happy man with three daughters. Fezziwig wore a powdered wig and a waistcoat. 3526:

to dress, then rubbed his hands to warm them, gave him a kiss and told him "whenever he wanted anything of that sort - meaning in the dressing way - to ask for Melia".

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Sister of Amy. A dancer with social aspirations, Fanny marries Edmund Sparkler, Stepson of Mr Merdle. Fanny and Sparkler lose everything in the Merdle banking scam in

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Inn in Dorking. Susan falls in with the hypocritical Reverend Stiggins, of the Brick Lane Temperance Association, who the frequently imbibing Tony later exposes in

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Fiancée of Traddles and "the dearest girl in the world". Traddles has trouble gaining permission to marry Sophy because she is indispensable to her large family in

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Older daughter of Dr Jeddler. She is the recipient of the sacrifice of her younger sister Marion, who runs away that Grace may marry her beau Alfred Heathfield in

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Neglected daughter of Paul Dombey and sister of little Paul whom she nurses in his illness. She marries Walter Gay and is eventually reconciled with her father in

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Sister to James and John. Harriet lives with John and the two inherit James' fortune and donate it, anonymously, to Mr Dombey. Harriet later marries Mr Morfin in

4489:. She and Watt Rouncewell are in love, and Richard Rouncewell tries to buy her out of the Dedlock's service so that she may be educated and the pair may marry. 5604:. When Magnus and Pickwick fall out over misplaced discretion, she fears that a duel is about to occur and has Pickwick hauled before the magistrate, Nupkins. 3780:

Mr Nupkins is the Mayor and principal magistrate of Ipswitch, before whom Mr Pickwick is hauled on suspicion of intent to fight a duel with Peter Magnus, in

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Retired navy man and friend of Crisparkle. He befriends Neville in London and works with Grewgious and Crisparkle in protecting Neville from John Jasper in

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Clerk for Kenge and Carboy. He proposes marriage to Esther Summerson, which she refuses. Guppy is involved in the investigation of Lady Dedlock's secret in

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A lawyer too lazy to take on much work and friend of Eugene Wrayburn. His only client is the Boffins, which puts him in the middle of much of the story in

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is a childhood friend of David Copperfield, he seduces Emily and then tires of her. He drowns in a ship-wreck, despite the attempts of Ham to save him in

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assistant she falls madly in love with him, telling her friend Matilda Price that they are practically engaged. Nicholas wants nothing to do with her in

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Daughter of Rogue Riderhood. Pleasant is an unlicensed pawnbroker, she later overcomes her dislike of Mr Venus's occupation and agrees to marry him in

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at the school in Brighton which the younger Paul Dombey attends. Later marries Blimber's daughter Cornelia and takes over the management of the school.

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Clerk and bell-ringer at the parish church in Chigwell. Friend of John Willet at the Maypole Inn. Daisy tells the story of Reuben Haredale's murder in

4956:. Her inherent goodness, based on remembrance of her lost child, reverses the effects of this curse in her family, the Tetterbys, and Edmund Longford. 1098:

A stout lady who keeps a shop in the general line to whom Trotty owes some small debts. In Trotty's dream she marries Tugby and is Meg's landlady in

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The four are family members of Miss Havisham's who visit on her birthday ostensibly out of concern for her, but really out of interest in her estate.

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Scrooge's charwoman who sells his bed linen and curtains to Old Joe when Scrooge is shown shadows of the future by the Ghost of Christmas Future in

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Father of Edward, tries to prevent Edward's marriage to Emma Haredale. Becomes a member of Parliament. Killed in a duel by Emma's uncle Geoffrey in

6916: 5352:. She is described as 'a short, rather plump wife of a starved grocer'. At the final execution she is left pondering the absence of Madame Defarge. 1062:

Son of John, eventually overcomes the opposition of his father and her uncle and marries Emma Haredale. The couple relocate to the West Indies in

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Seth Pecksniff's younger daughter and sister of Charity. Seth gives her in marriage to Jonas Chuzzlewit, who breaks her spirit, and her heart in

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Sliderskew, jealous of the young wife, steals documents that reveal his scheme. Gride is murdered by burglars before he can be prosecuted in

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who raises infant orphans on the parish farm. She is not the most motherly of women (hence her surname) and she maltreats the orphans with

1007:. Later employed by Arthur Clennam in Bleeding Heart Yard after being injured in a mail coach accident, and helps in the search for Rigaud. 4865:

is also called the red-nosed man is a minister and is a friend of Mrs Weller and the nemesis of her husband and his son, Samuel Weller in

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is the damaged, sickly young man who escapes with Nicholas from the squalid Dotheboys Hall and its sadistic master, Wackford Squeers, in

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first sight would have considered him much older, as his face was long, and very pale, from the constant application of stage paint." in

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A carrier between Blunderstone and Yarmouth. He marries Clara Peggotty. Quote: "Barkis is willin'" is his proposal of marriage to her in

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An unwilling party in Jarndyce and Jarndyce, guardian of Richard Carstone, Ada Clare, and Esther Summerson; owner of Bleak House in the

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Clara Barley's bedridden father, a retired ship's purser, who suffers with gout which he treats with an abundance of rum and pepper in

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Proprietors of a New York boarding house where Martin and Mark stay. The Major is typical of the scoundrels they meet in America in

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Modest and pretty servant of the Garlands. She befriends Kit when he is also employed by the Garlands. Barbara later marries Kit in

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seemed not to have been made in what linen-drapers call 'fast colours' originally, and to have, by little and little, washed out."

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her to the work-house. Dickens uses the character to illustrate the horror many of the truly needy had of the work-house system in

5639:. "Mr Wopsle, united to a Roman nose and a large shining bald forehead, had a very deep voice which he was uncommonly proud of..." 5191:

Tailor who makes Pip a new suit of clothes before he goes to London, also in charge of the mourners at Pip's sister's funeral in

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Early love of David Copperfield, "a tall, dark, black-eyed, fine figure of a woman." She later marries an officer in the Army in

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Operates Cripples's Evening Academy in the same lodging house where Frederick Dorrit lives. Amy Dorrit attended classes there in

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Younger daughter of Dr Jeddler. She runs away to live with her Aunt Martha that her sister Grace may marry Alfred Heathfield in

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Country doctor whose view of life is altered by the sacrifices made by his youngest daughter, Marion, for her sister, Grace in

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The hostler at the Maypole Inn. Joins the rioters in London and is later hanged. Revealed to be the son of Sir John Chester in

3442:. Later Arabella Allen's maid, and then hired as housemaid by Samuel Pickwick. She marries Sam Weller at the end of the novel. 6833: 6759: 5364:. He pretends to go along with Silas Wegg, only to inform Boffin of Wegg's scheme. He eventually marries Pleasant Riderhood. 4124: 880:

Dickens as having "one stationary eye in the mahogany face, and one revolving one, on the principle of some lighthouses" in

6749: 4065:. He represents Pickwick in the case brought against him by Mrs Bardell, and also gives advice concerning Rachael Wardle's 6879: 6911: 2131:

Son of Mr and Mrs Garland; he resembles Mr Garland in face and figure. Abel is apprenticed to the notary Mr Witherden in

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Assistant to Trabb, the tailor, who terrorizes Pip. He later leads Herbert to the limekiln to rescue Pip from Orlick in

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Loyal servant of Lord George Gordon who tries to isolate Gordon from the rioters when the protest turns to violence in

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Befriends Oliver after he is charged with pickpocketing. He later establishes Oliver's true identity and adopts him in

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Headmaster at the school David attends in Canterbury. He is chiefly concerned with assembling his Greek dictionary in

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Sharp dealing lawyers who dupe Mrs Bardell into bringing a breach of promise to marry suit against Samuel Pickwick in

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A villainous ballad-seller with a wooden leg who finds Harmon's will and attempts to blackmail the Boffins with it (

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Waterman, father of Lizzie and Charlie, who plies the Thames looking for dead bodies. He finds a body thought to be

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Lived in a Mansion in Sloan Square. Kate Nickleby was employed as companion to Mrs Wititterley. Kate hated the job

2801:". He falls in love with Esther and wishes to marry her, but gives her up because she is in love with Dr Woodcourt. 5469:

Mr Waterbrook is Mr Wickfield's agent with whom Agnes stays while in London. They reside at Ely Place, Holborn in

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Pretty housemaid of Nupkins, the Mayor and principal magistrate of Ipswich, whom Samuel Weller pursues throughout

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Betsy Trotwood's maid. "a pretty blooming girl of about nineteen or twenty". She later marries a tavern keeper in

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Imaginary friend of Sairey Gamp who uses Mrs Harris's invented quotes to establish Mrs Gamp's good reputation in

511:'s band of thieves. Often referred to by Dickens as "Master Bates." He mends his ways after Fagin is captured in 4675:

The timid proprietor of a law-stationery business who gets involved with Tulkinghorn's and Bucket's secrets, in

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Maiden sister of Dr Jeddler. The doctor's younger daughter, Marion, runs away and secretly lives with Martha in

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Close relatives of old Martin Chuzzlewit's (Mrs is old Martin's niece) with designs on inheriting his money in

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An eccentric lodger at Betsy Trotwood's and friend of David Copperfield. whose real name is Richard Babley in

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John Harmon's servant. When John's son is supposed drowned, Boffin and his wife inherit the Harmon fortune, in

419:. After a misunderstanding which leads her to believe that Pickwick has proposed marriage to her, she starts a 5257:. He helps Jingle to deceive the Pickwickians, using a tale of woe and floods of tears to gain their sympathy. 4950:

Wife of William and the only member of the family not touched by Redlaw's gift of forgetting past sorrows, in

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Pretty, young wife of Doctor Strong. Annie is suspected of having an affair with her cousin, Jack Maldon in

3669:. Nemo copies legal documents for Snagsby and lodges at Krook's rag and bottle shop, eventually dying of an 6793: 6138: 3037: 2506:. Pip falls in love with her, she spurns him, but after several years they meet and vow to remain together. 5877:. 1868. With an introduction and notes by Radhika Jones. New York: Barnes and Noble Classics, 2003. pp 25. 5761:. 1868. With an introduction and notes by Radhika Jones. New York: Barnes and Noble Classics, 2003. pp 83. 5735:. 1868. With an introduction and notes by Radhika Jones. New York: Barnes and Noble Classics, 2003. pp 78. 5592:. He professes to be a keen sportsman, although when his skills are tested he usually appears to be inept. 5060:

later is reunited with the Meagles and assists in the undoing of the Rigaud/Blandois blackmail attempt in

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Husband of Madame Defarge and keeper of a wine shop in Paris. He is a leader among the revolutionaries in

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Nell's brother, a gambler, is interested in his grandfather's money through his friend Dick Swiveller in

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the pale young man who fought Pip at Satis House, and becomes his roommate and close friend in London in

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Clerk to the solicitor Perker. Spends evenings with other law clerks at the 'Magpie and Stump' tavern in

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is Pip's sister, who at "more than twenty years older" cares for Pip after the death of their parents in

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Hypocritical clergyman, admonishing Jo in the spirit while Jo starves. Marries the former Mrs Rachael in

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Twin sister of Neville who, as the story ends prematurely, is falling in love with Canon Chrisparkle in

399:'Godmother' who raises Esther Summerson. Later found to be Esther's aunt, the sister of Lady Dedlock in 6883: 6514: 6461: 6454: 6403: 6267: 5975:

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the Maid (at intervals) to David and Dora Copperfield, and the "oldest inhabitant of Kentish Town." in

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Conceited American literary lady Martin is forced to accompany on the first leg of the trip to Eden in

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overdose. He is later found to be the former lover of Lady Dedlock and the father of Esther Summerson.

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shows Scrooge his lonely and difficult childhood and gradual decline into the miser he will become in

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misery in America, Martin returns to England, is reconciled with his grandfather and marries Mary in

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is Camilla's self-interested husband who calls on Miss Havisham in hopes of sharing in her estate in

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Faithful clerk to the Cheeryble Brothers and friend of the Nicklebys. He marries Miss La Creevy in

1623: 1011: 4823: 3709:, who is thrown into poverty upon the death of his father, and must support his mother and sister. 2747:. He is a shabbily dressed man who makes depressing observations, and then tells the Pickwickians 2094:

is Pip's "best friend" and care-giver, an illiterate blacksmith who tolerates his wife's abuse in

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The Manager of Grimby and Murdstone's wine-bottling warehouse who employs David Copperfield in

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is the second to Dr Slammer, who finds Mr Winkle and issues Slammer's challenge to a duel in

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a Solicitor for John Jarndyce in the firm Kenge and Carboy. Known as 'Conversation Kenge' in

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Name adopted by John Harmon on arrival in London immediately after his supposed drowning in

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Poor relation of Sir Leicester Dedlock. 'Rouged and necklaced' hanger-on at Chesney Wold in

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Landlord of the National Hotel where Mark and Martin stay on their way to and from Eden in

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A student in Gradgrind's school of hard facts. Later a light porter in Bounderby's bank in

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shows Scrooge the demise of Tiny Tim and of himself, leading to Scrooge's reformation in

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Impetuous doctor who treats Oliver and Rose in illness. A friend of the Maylie family in

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Miss Havisham's drunken brother who plots with Compeyson to gain his sister's fortune in

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is the former business partner of Ebenezer Scrooge, Marley visits Scrooge as a ghost in

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is the unseen partner of Mr Spenlow, who blames Jorkins for any unwelcome decisions, in

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First wife of Paul Dombey and mother of Florence and Paul Jr at whose birth she dies in

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A retired coachman, and father of Samuel Weller. His wife, Susan, is proprietor of the

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blind daughter of the toymaker, Caleb Plummer. From one of Dickens lesser known books,

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is the Executioner at Tyburn, becomes involved in the Gordon Riots and is executed in

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Known as the 'Man from Shropshire' and an involuntary party to a suit in Chancery in

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as an assistant at Sowerberry's with whom Oliver fights. He later joins Fagin's gang.

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Friend of Steerforth's who has dinner with David at his chambers at the Adelphi in

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who, along with Blathers, investigates the attempted robbery of the Maylie home in

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is Mrs Pardiggle's youngest son who is forced to participate in all her causes in

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is the secretive lawyer who mediates between Pip and his mysterious benefactor in

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who takes him in and raises him after he runs away from his abusive step-father,

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is Mrs Pardiggle's second son who is forced to participate in all her causes in

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is Mrs Pardiggle's fourth son who is forced to participate in all her causes in

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is Mrs Pardiggle's oldest son who is forced to participate in all her causes in

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is a nervous and jealous man whom Mr Pickwick meets on the coach to Ipswitch in

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is an Africa-obsessed woman who takes in the protagonist and her two friends in

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Loud, overbearing philanthropist and guardian of Neville and Helena Landless in

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hosts a Christmas party that Scrooge visits with the Ghost of Christmas past in

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is a member of the Pickwick Club and a travelling companion of Mr Pickwick in

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A botanist who produces a cauliflower somewhat larger than a chaise umbrella.

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is a member of the Pickwick Club and a travelling companion of Mr Pickwick in

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Alias used by John Harmon when he is employed as secretary to the Boffins in

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is the drunken father of Jenny Wren whom she refers to as her 'bad child' in

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action against him, encouraged by the unscrupulous attorneys Dodson and Fogg.

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Mrs Pardiggle's third son who is forced to participate in all her causes in

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learnt a little less, how infinitely better he might have taught much more!"

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A former soldier, serving under Nemo, who owns a London shooting-gallery in

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is the inheritor of a dance school in London and marries Caddy Jellyby in

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is a member of Pickwick Club and a travelling companion of Mr Pickwick in

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the Landlord of Pancks who assists in finding William Dorrit's fortune in

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Tenants of Bleeding Heart Yard (once identified as T. and M. Plornish) in

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is the stock broker who assisted the elder Mr Weller to sell his stock in

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Small time Italian smuggler and Rigaud's fellow prisoner at the start of

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had forgotten about her until reminded by the Ghost of Christmas Past in

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is often described as the Patriarch. Landlord of Bleeding Heart Yard in

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Mrs Hunter organised a fancy-dress garden party for literary people in

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Parents of John. Mr Chivery is the turnkey of the Marshalsea Prison in

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Sister and partner of Quilp's unscrupulous attorney, Sampson Brass, in

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Miss Twinkleton's assistant at the school for girls at Nun's House in

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is Miss Ninetta Crummles, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Crummles, in

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with Daniel. Daniel, Emily, and Mrs Gummidge resettle in Australia in

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the good-hearted nephew of Ebenezer Scrooge, son of his sister Fan in

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I drew a childish conclusion that my mother was freckled and sickly."

2735:. Mr Hunter is a docile character, wholly under his wife's influence. 2027:

servant in the Clennam household and husband of Affery Flintwinch in

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is one of the four "toadies and humbugs" who call on Mrs Havisham in

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is the sister of Benjamin Allen, and eventually Mr Winkle's wife, in

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is an alcoholic who runs a rag and bottle shop and lodging house in

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servant in the Clennam household and wife of Jeremiah Flintwinch in

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is the wife of Mr Sowerberry, and mother of Charlotte in the novel

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is the undertaker to whom Oliver is sold by Mr Bumble in the novel

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is Joe Gargery's journeyman blacksmith, and the main antagonist of

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Landlady of the Blue Dragon Inn. Eventually marries Mark Tapley in

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Son of Mrs Merdle by a previous marriage, marries Fanny Dorrit in

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Pirrip, The late Alexander, Bartholomew, Abraham, Tobias and Roger

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is the wife of Mr Crummles and a gracious lady of the theatre in

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A Chancery lawyer who takes on Richard Carstone as a client in

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Nephew of the Cheeryble brothers who marries Kate Nickleby in

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mumbled and chattered of itself when she was not speaking" in

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is a theatrical parish clerk (not a member of the clergy) in

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Mr George's ugly little assistant at the shooting gallery in

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New York friends of Mr Bevan whom he introduces to Martin in

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the novel ends abruptly with the death of Dickens in 1870 in

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is Joe Gargery's uncle, ("but Mrs Joe appropriated him") in

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Daughter of Mr and Mrs Meagles, almost always called Pet in

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reconciles with his grandfather and marries Mary Graham in

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Clerk to Hiram Grewgious who writes an unproduced tragedy,

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Thames. Rogue is also the father of Pleasant Riderhood in

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Yeoman farmer and owner of Manor Farm at Dingley Dell in

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Known as Little Nell, she is the principal character in

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who finds solace in the generosity of Captain Hawdon in

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Member of the 'Prentice Knights with Simon Tappertit in

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Mr Wardle's daughter who marries Augustus Snodgrass in

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A female revolutionary and friend of Madame Defarge in

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is the indebted and foolish friend of John Jarndyce in

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who eats great amounts and can fall asleep at any time.

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May's mother; a little, peevish, querulous old lady in

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a friend to Mrs Peerybingle, marries Edward Plummer in

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is the debonair con man at the heart of much misery in

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A former soldier and an old friend of John Jarndyce in

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A barber and bird-fancier, and Mrs Gamp's landlord in

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alias "Dismal Jemmy", is a friend of Alfred Jingle in

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recluse as if time stopped the moment her heart broke:

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of the parish that operates the workhouse depicted in

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Guests at a dinner party given by the Waterbrooks in

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is Sol Gill's nephew, he is employed in the house of

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Charles Dickens receiving his characters, drawing by

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a great clumsy girl; Mrs Peerybingle's nursemaid in

4574:. His character is based on the critic and essayist 5523:is a clerk of Mr Jaggers's, and a friend of Pip in 2324:Neighbours of Clara Copperfield in Blunderstone in 4625:. Pickwick's friend and lawyer, Mr Perker, is his 4154:are Pip and Mrs Joe Gargery's deceased parents in 3679:is the handsome, forthright sister of Nicholas in 3472:Mother of Harry and the adopted mother of Rose in 3448:Incompetent maid to David and Dora Copperfield in 3007:when she runs away with a retired navy captain in 2923:is a garrulous strolling player and mountebank in 1086:Sister of Paul Dombey Sr and friend to Mrs Tox in 2118:young son of Joe and Biddy Gargery at the end of 6903: 1385:. His son, Master Cripples, is also a character. 1318:younger children: boy and girl, and Tiny Tim in 4527:. His daughter, Miss Rugg, is also a character. 2039:is the female tenant of Krook's Bottle Shop in 5598:is the lady whom Peter Magnus proposes to, in 6112: 5694:is the pseudonym of Mr Mivins, a prisoner in 3194:Orphaned nine-year-old niece of Will Fern in 592:is Mr Wopsle's great-aunt's granddaughter in 204:'s class at Dr Strong's school in Canterbury. 6196:The Life and Adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit 6188:Barnaby Rudge: A Tale of the Riots of Eighty 5608:Wititterley, Henry and Mrs Julia Wititterley 5420:Mr Wardle's daughter who marries Trundle in 5301:is the owner of a dance school in London in 3993:a carrier; a lumbering, slow, honest man in 2880:is the miserable daughter of Mrs Jellyby in 2225:Butler / steward of the Maylie household in 2033:. His brother Ephraim has a very minor role. 1485:Carton takes his place on the guillotine in 6164:Oliver Twist; or, The Parish Boy's Progress 5864:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 55-56. 3715:is the uncle and antagonist of Nicholas in 3651:) Daughter of sheriff's officer Neckett in 3365:is the daughter of Dr Alexandre Manette in 1891:is the leader of a group of pickpockets in 238:is a medical student and later a doctor in 6156:The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club 6119: 6105: 4737:is the first wife of David Copperfield in 4445:. Mother of Richard and George Rouncewell. 3606:is a prostitute and a friend of Oliver in 2868:is the indebted husband of Mrs Jellyby in 2751:, a story of a man dying in great poverty. 1963:was the love of Arthur Clennam's youth in 1416:is Head of the Crummles theatre troupe in 6076:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 163. 6047: 6005:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 169. 5990:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 183. 5776:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 194. 5722:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 121. 4195:is Mr Tackleton's underpaid toy maker in 280:is a servant boy who was hired by Pip in 6091:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 42. 6020:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 24. 5892:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 80. 5085:Cook and housekeeper for the Meagles in 4351:The third mate aboard the ship bringing 3622:Indian servant of Major Joe Bagstock in 3359:, and a former prisoner in the Bastille. 2611:, the central character in the story in 1532:the haughty mistress of Chesney Wold in 1010: 813: 359:is an old man whom Mr Pickwick meets in 210:is the very old and very deaf father of 178: 28: 6917:Lists of literary characters by writers 6328:The Haunted Man and the Ghost's Bargain 5804:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 8. 5789:. Barnes and Noble Classics 2003. pp 8. 4788:undone, imprisoned, and transported in 4615:the 'Blue' candidate in the Eatanswill 4591:is a surgeon with the 97th Regiment in 3532:Mr Merdle is an unscrupulous banker in 1987:the 'Buff' candidate in the Eatanswill 1765:Ne'er-do-well brother of Amy Dorrit in 14: 6904: 6423:American Notes for General Circulation 3460:Son of Mrs Maylie, he marries Rose in 3312:feeble-minded friend of Amy Dorrit in 3257:sacrifices his life to save Darnay in 2556:is a lecherous, parasitic nobleman in 2374:Cantankerous friend of Mr Brownlow in 2165:Traveling companion of the Dorrits in 6100: 6029: 5444:Mr Wardle's partially deaf mother in 5277:is Sir Leicester Dedlock's lawyer in 4152:Pirrip, The late Philip and Georgiana 6866: 4278:devoted servant of Lucie Manette in 4073:to Samuel Slumkey in the Eatanswill 4005:("Dot"), John Peerybingle's wife in 1110:is usually designated Young John in 617:committed by young Tom Gradgrind in 6126: 5251:is the servant of Alfred Jingle in 4163:"Also Georgiana Wife of the Above," 3516:. Quote: "We are practical people." 1428:is the porter at Tellson's Bank in 323:, is a middle-aged story-teller in 24: 6750:Epitaph of Charles Irving Thornton 5939:"Oliver Twist: Character Profiles" 5263:is the sympathetic great-aunt of 3353:is the father of Lucie Manette in 665:Coketown Banker, mill owner, and ' 25: 6928: 4114:is Seth Pecksniff's assistant in 3397:: Milliners, Kate's employers in 2386:Pet raven owned by Barnaby Rudge. 1015:Newman Noggs and Kate Nickleby - 6878:This literature-related list is 6870: 6849: 6848: 6278: 3815:is an undertaker in Yarmouth in 3703:is the eponymous protagonist of 3612:. She is eventually murdered by 3339:is Pip's unlikely benefactor in 2568:Widowed mother of Uriah Heep in 429:is the son of Martha Bardell in 6710:Alfred D'Orsay Tennyson Dickens 6079: 6064: 6023: 6008: 5993: 5978: 5965: 5952: 5931: 5920: 5907: 5895: 5880: 5867: 5852: 4819:. Formerly a travelling tinker. 4439:Housekeeper to the Dedlocks in 4141:are Pip's deceased brothers in 2685:are friends of the Gargerys in 2500:is adopted by Miss Havisham in 2211:Ghost of Christmas Present, The 1914:The assistant to Dr Blimber in 6834:The Man Who Invented Christmas 6715:Sydney Smith Haldimand Dickens 5828: 5807: 5792: 5779: 5764: 5751: 5738: 5725: 5710: 5684:is a melancholic Frenchman in 2673:Lady Dedlock's French maid in 2187:Ghost of Christmas Future, The 2125:He is named for Philip Pirrip. 13: 1: 4875:Stiltstalking, Lord Lancaster 4467:Richard Rouncewell's son, in 4455:and son of Mrs Rouncewell in 4258:Mr Pott is the editor of the 3846:Rental agent for Mr Casby in 751:, edited by Colonel Diver in 413:is Mr Pickwick's landlady in 6794:Charles Dickens in His Study 6447:A Child's History of England 6049:10.1212/WNL.0b013e3181ec7f6c 5645:is Pip's first "teacher" in 4556:is a villain and a thief in 4207:the son of Caleb Plummer in 3063:Lammle, Alfred and Sophronia 2380:. Quote: "I'll eat my head!" 2199:Ghost of Christmas Past, The 1622:(Young Dick) is a friend of 1243:Mother of Arthur Clennam in 244:. Brother of Arabella Allen. 7: 6228:Hard Times: For These Times 5559:is the childhood friend of 5073:natures by Milly Swidgerin 5057:Tattycoram / Harriet Beadle 3952:Pecksniff, Charity (Cherry) 735:from the unwanted marriage 629:is a prim school-matron in 10: 6933: 6912:Charles Dickens characters 6760:Charles Dickens and racism 6455:The Uncommercial Traveller 6276: 6268:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 5815:"Mr Giles in Oliver Twist" 5665:appear in a story told in 5133:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 5050:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 4542:Miserly main character in 3809:'s mother on her deathbed. 3094:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 3081:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 2811:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 2664:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 2340:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 1873:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 1831:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 1613:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 1514:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 1395:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 1092:. Quote: "Make an effort". 852:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 747:War correspondent for the 530:The Mystery of Edwin Drood 6844: 6742: 6677: 6656: 6630: 6609: 6600: 6549: 6498: 6471: 6414: 6377: 6338: 6312:The Cricket on the Hearth 6287: 6147: 6134: 5663:York, The Five Sisters of 5013:The Cricket on the Hearth 4606:The Cricket on the Hearth 4210:The Cricket on the Hearth 4198:The Cricket on the Hearth 4186:The Cricket on the Hearth 4008:The Cricket on the Hearth 3996:The Cricket on the Hearth 3587:is the second husband of 2878:Jellyby, Caroline (Caddy) 2001:Flasher, Wilkins, Esquire 1954:The Cricket on the Hearth 1942:The Cricket on the Hearth 936:Opportunistic manager at 45:at a Dickens festival in 6664:Catherine Dickens (wife) 5704: 5153:Toodle, Polly (Richards) 4936:Sweedlepipe, Paul (Poll) 3964:Pecksniff, Mercy (Merry) 3395:Mantalini, Mr and Madame 999:Cavalletto, John Baptist 6786:Dickens and Little Nell 6669:Ellen Ternan (mistress) 6515:Master Humphrey's Clock 6404:Master Humphrey's Clock 5836:"John Wilkinson Family" 4926:Principal character in 4827:A French aristocrat in 4581:’’’Sleary, Mr.’’’ in ‘’ 4262:, a local newspaper in 2723:Hunter, Leo, Mr and Mrs 2711:Master Humphrey's Clock 641:Noddy Boffin's wife in 6720:Henry Fielding Dickens 6574:A Message from the Sea 6180:The Old Curiosity Shop 5903:Lectures on Literature 5467:Waterbrook, Mr and Mrs 5242:The Old Curiosity Shop 5230:The Old Curiosity Shop 4993:The Old Curiosity Shop 4824:St. Evrémonde, Marquis 4747:Spottletoe, Mr and Mrs 4324:The Old Curiosity Shop 4310:The Old Curiosity Shop 4270:Eatanswill Independent 4129:is the protagonist of 3929:Pawkins, Major and Mrs 3771:The Old Curiosity Shop 3427:The Old Curiosity Shop 3038:spontaneously combusts 2717:The Old Curiosity Shop 2146:The Old Curiosity Shop 2134:The Old Curiosity Shop 1664:New York Rowdy Journal 1542:Dedlock, Sir Leicester 1365:Crimple, David (Crimp) 1182:Chuzzlewit, Old Martin 1019: 829: 749:New York Rowdy Journal 712:The Old Curiosity Shop 700:The Old Curiosity Shop 390:The Old Curiosity Shop 346:Bagstock, Major Joseph 302:The Old Curiosity Shop 188: 185:William Holbrook Beard 170: 166: 162: 158: 154: 150: 146: 142: 138: 134: 130: 126: 122: 118: 114: 110: 106: 102: 98: 94: 90: 86: 82: 78: 74: 70: 50: 6700:Walter Landor Dickens 6643:Alfred Lamert Dickens 4085:The Infant Phenomenon 3892:Pardiggle, Francis is 3546:exposes the deeds of 3497:, a schoolteacher in 3350:Manette, Dr Alexandre 2544:Hawdon, Captain James 2069:Gamp, Sarah or Sairey 1530:Dedlock, Lady Honoria 1204:Jarndyce and Jarndyce 1014: 827:Joseph Clayton Clarke 817: 182: 32: 6884:adding missing items 6507:Bentley's Miscellany 6439:The Life of Our Lord 6368:The Trial for Murder 6244:A Tale of Two Cities 5675: 5656: 5643:Wopsle's great-aunt 5396:Resentful orphan in 5380: 5349:A Tale of Two Cities 5337: 5070:Tetterby family, The 5010:end of the story in 5000: 4918:A Tale of Two Cities 4830:A Tale of Two Cities 4798:Squeers, Wackford Jr 4531: 4342: 4298: 4281:A Tale of Two Cities 4252:In Our Mutual Friend 4169:Plornish, Mr and Mrs 3837: 3790: 3595: 3579:See Leeford, Edward. 3368:A Tale of Two Cities 3356:A Tale of Two Cities 3303: 3260:A Tale of Two Cities 3044: 2973: 2755: 2714:and at the start of 2439: 2402:Gulpidge, Mr and Mrs 2061: 2025:Flintwinch, Jeremiah 1902:Scrooge's sister in 1880: 1763:Dorrit, Edward (Tip) 1588:A Tale of Two Cities 1575:A Tale of Two Cities 1488:A Tale of Two Cities 1463: 1443:A Tale of Two Cities 1431:A Tale of Two Cities 1096:Chickenstalker, Anne 980:A Tale of Two Cities 902: 689:Walter Savage Landor 525:The Thorn of Anxiety 496:A Tale of Two Cities 474:Barnacle family, The 373:Master of Ceremonies 369:Bantam, Angelo Cyrus 321:Bagman, The One-eyed 290: 191: 6818:The Invisible Woman 6685:Charles Dickens Jr. 6431:Pictures from Italy 5973:Great Expectations. 5697:The Pickwick Papers 5619:Woodcourt, Dr Allan 5601:The Pickwick Papers 5589:The Pickwick Papers 5512:The Pickwick Papers 5496:The Pickwick Papers 5460:The Pickwick Papers 5447:The Pickwick Papers 5435:The Pickwick Papers 5423:The Pickwick Papers 5411:The Pickwick Papers 5358:The taxidermist in 5292:The Pickwick Papers 5275:Tulkinghorn, Josiah 5254:The Pickwick Papers 4877:Minor character in 4868:The Pickwick Papers 4690:the Pickwick Papers 4685:Snodgrass, Augustus 4622:The Pickwick Papers 4594:The Pickwick Papers 4483:to Lady Dedlock in 4449:Rouncewell, Richard 4378:Riderhood, Pleasant 4265:The Pickwick Papers 4105:The Pickwick Papers 4062:The Pickwick Papers 3945:The Pickwick Papers 3783:The Pickwick Papers 3508:Meagles, Mr and Mrs 3439:The Pickwick Papers 3385:corporal punishment 3327:The Pickwick Papers 3180:Lightwood, Mortimer 2954:The Pickwick Papers 2926:The Pickwick Papers 2818:Jeddler, Dr Anthony 2749:The Stroller's Tale 2744:The Pickwick Papers 2728:The Pickwick Papers 2322:Grayper, Mr and Mrs 2141:Garland, Mr and Mrs 2006:The Pickwick Papers 1994:The Pickwick Papers 1144:Chuzzlewit, Anthony 1120:Chivery, Mr and Mrs 895:The Pickwick Papers 432:The Pickwick Papers 416:The Pickwick Papers 378:The Pickwick Papers 362:The Pickwick Papers 326:The Pickwick Papers 271:The Pickwick Papers 241:The Pickwick Papers 229:The Pickwick Papers 6882:; you can help by 6813:(2005 documentary) 6810:Dickens in America 6725:Dora Annie Dickens 6539:All the Year Round 6347:To Be Read at Dusk 6320:The Battle of Life 6252:Great Expectations 6088:Great Expectations 6085:Dickens, Charles. 6073:Great Expectations 6070:Dickens, Charles. 6017:Great Expectations 6014:Dickens, Charles. 6002:Great Expectations 5999:Dickens, Charles. 5987:Great Expectations 5984:Dickens, Charles. 5971:Dickens, Charles. 5960:Great Expectations 5958:Dickens, Charles. 5915:Great Expectations 5913:Dickens, Charles. 5889:Great Expectations 5886:Dickens, Charles. 5875:Great Expectations 5873:Dickens, Charles. 5861:Great Expectations 5858:Dickens, Charles. 5801:Great Expectations 5798:Dickens, Charles. 5787:Great Expectations 5785:Dickens, Charles. 5773:Great Expectations 5770:Dickens, Charles. 5759:Great Expectations 5757:Dickens, Charles. 5746:Great Expectations 5744:Dickens, Charles. 5733:Great Expectations 5731:Dickens, Charles. 5719:Great Expectations 5716:Dickens, Charles. 5648:Great Expectations 5636:Great Expectations 5550:Great Expectations 5526:Great Expectations 5311:Turveydrop, Prince 5299:Turveydrop, Old Mr 5206:Great Expectations 5194:Great Expectations 5122:Cratchit, Tiny Tim 4638:Martin Chuzzlewitt 4427:Rouncewell, George 4292:Great Expectations 4260:Eatanswill Gazette 4244:Great Expectations 4232:Great Expectations 4222:Great Expectations 4157:Great Expectations 4144:Great Expectations 4132:Great Expectations 3830:Great Expectations 3749:Norris family, The 3701:Nickleby, Nicholas 3645:Neckett, Charlotte 3570:Great Expectations 3530:Merdle, Mr and Mrs 3510:Parents of Pet in 3495:M'Choakumchild, Mr 3342:Great Expectations 2859:The Battle of Life 2847:The Battle of Life 2835:The Battle of Life 2823:The Battle of Life 2790:novel of that name 2767:Great Expectations 2688:Great Expectations 2683:Hubble, Mr and Mrs 2659:Honeythunder, Luke 2554:Hawk, Sir Mulberry 2536:Great Expectations 2515:Great Expectations 2503:Great Expectations 2237:Amateur artist in 2121:Great Expectations 2109:Great Expectations 2097:Great Expectations 2013:Flintwinch, Affery 1844:Great Expectations 1328:Cratchit, Tiny Tim 1308:Great Expectations 1278:Copperfield, David 1265:Copperfield, Clara 1258:Great Expectations 1169:Chuzzlewit, Martin 1036:Cheeryble Brothers 1024:Chadband, Reverend 1020: 987:Casby, Christopher 914:Great Expectations 836:is a policeman in 830: 679:Boythorn, Lawrence 614:Blackpool, Stephen 595:Great Expectations 467:Great Expectations 455:Great Expectations 333:Bagnet family, The 283:Great Expectations 217:Great Expectations 189: 53:This is a list of 51: 33:Actors dressed as 6900: 6899: 6864: 6863: 6805:(1976 miniseries) 6802:Dickens of London 6738: 6737: 6638:Frederick Dickens 6622:Elizabeth Dickens 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Barnaby Sr 4420:Our Mutual Friend 4396:Our Mutual Friend 4383:Our Mutual Friend 4365:Redlaw, Professor 4359:Our Mutual Friend 4336:David Copperfield 4321:An evil dwarf in 4250:Podsnap Georgiana 4117:Martin Chuzzlewit 4090:Nicholas Nickleby 4051:David Copperfield 4038:David Copperfield 4023:David Copperfield 4003:Peerybingle, Mary 3991:Peerybingle, John 3985:Martin Chuzzlewit 3969:Martin Chuzzlewit 3958:Martin Chuzzlewit 3934:Martin Chuzzlewit 3917:Pardiggle, Oswald 3868:Pardiggle, Egbert 3856:Pardiggle, Alfred 3818:David Copperfield 3754:Martin Chuzzlewit 3742:Nicholas Nickleby 3718:Nicholas Nickleby 3706:Nicholas Nickleby 3694:Nicholas Nickleby 3682:Nicholas Nickleby 3591:'s mother, Clara. 3589:David Copperfield 3584:Murdstone, Edward 3553:David Copperfield 3543:Micawber, Wilkins 3451:David Copperfield 3414:A Christmas Carol 3400:Nicholas Nickleby 3296:Martin Chuzzlewit 3235:David Copperfield 3222:Nicholas Nickleby 3210:Nicholas Nickleby 3185:Our Mutual Friend 3173:Martin Chuzzlewit 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narrator in 2706:Humphrey, Master 2510:Havisham, Arthur 2483:Harthouse, James 2446:Handford, Julius 1838:Drummle, Bentley 1712:Dombey, Florence 1048:Cheeryble, Frank 890:Buzfuz, Serjeant 825:, caricature by 745:Brick, Jefferson 632:Dombey & Son 450:Barley, Old Bill 200:The top student 59:in the works of 21: 6932: 6931: 6927: 6926: 6925: 6923: 6922: 6921: 6902: 6901: 6896: 6890: 6887: 6871: 6865: 6860: 6840: 6797:(1859 painting) 6770:Gads Hill Place 6765:Tavistock House 6734: 6705:Francis Dickens 6673: 6652: 6626: 6596: 6590:No Thoroughfare 6545: 6531:Household Words 6494: 6488:No Thoroughfare 6480:The Frozen Deep 6467: 6410: 6388:Sketches by Boz 6379: 6373: 6354:The Long Voyage 6334: 6288:Christmas books 6283: 6274: 6143: 6130: 6128:Charles Dickens 6125: 6095: 6084: 6080: 6069: 6065: 6028: 6024: 6013: 6009: 5998: 5994: 5983: 5979: 5970: 5966: 5957: 5953: 5944: 5942: 5937: 5936: 5932: 5925: 5921: 5912: 5908: 5900: 5896: 5885: 5881: 5872: 5868: 5857: 5853: 5844: 5842: 5834: 5833: 5829: 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