The Dickens Dictionary a Key to the Characters And Principal Incidents in the T
The Dickens Dictionary a Key to the Characters And Principal Incidents in the T
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Harris, Mr. , alias SHORT TROTTERS, but commonly called either SHORT or TROTTERS. One of the showmen with whom Little Nell and her grandfather travel for a few days, xvi-xix, xxvii, Ixxiii. Harry. A schoolboy ; Mr. Marton's favorite pupil, xxiv, xxv. Jarley, Mrs. Proprietor of " Jarley's Wax- Work. " Little Nell is engaged by this lady to point out the figures to visitors, xxvi- xxix, xxxi, xxxii, xlvii, Ixxiii. Jerry. Proprietor of a troop of dancing-dogs, xvii, xix, xxxvii. Jiniwin, Mrs. The ...mother of Mrs. Quilp, with whom she lives, and with whose husband she wages perpetual war, though she stands in no slight dread of him. Iv-vi, xxiii, xlix, 1, Ixxiii. Jowl, Joe. A gambler, who tempts Little Nell's grandfather to rob Mrs. Jarley. Xxix, xlii, Ixxiii. List, Isaac. A gambler and knave, xxix, xxx, xlii, Ixxiii. Marchioness, The. A name given to the small servant at Samp- son Brass's, by Dick Swiveller, who marries her. Xxxiv-xxxvi, li, Ivii, Iviii, Ixiv-lxvi, Ixxiii. Marton, Mr. An old schoolmaster who befriends Little Nell and her grandfather, xxiv-xxvi, xlv, xlvi, lii-liv, Ixxi, Ixxiii.
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Harris, Mr. , alias SHORT TROTTERS, but commonly called either SHORT or TROTTERS. One of the showmen with whom Little Nell and her grandfather travel for a few days, xvi-xix, xxvii, Ixxiii. Harry. A schoolboy ; Mr. Marton's favorite pupil, xxiv, xxv. Jarley, Mrs. Proprietor of " Jarley's Wax- Work. " Little Nell is engaged by this lady to point out the figures to visitors, xxvi- xxix, xxxi, xxxii, xlvii, Ixxiii. Jerry. Proprietor of a troop of dancing-dogs, xvii, xix, xxxvii. Jiniwin, Mrs. The ...mother of Mrs. Quilp, with whom she lives, and with whose husband she wages perpetual war, though she stands in no slight dread of him. Iv-vi, xxiii, xlix, 1, Ixxiii. Jowl, Joe. A gambler, who tempts Little Nell's grandfather to rob Mrs. Jarley. Xxix, xlii, Ixxiii. List, Isaac. A gambler and knave, xxix, xxx, xlii, Ixxiii. Marchioness, The. A name given to the small servant at Samp- son Brass's, by Dick Swiveller, who marries her. Xxxiv-xxxvi, li, Ivii, Iviii, Ixiv-lxvi, Ixxiii. Marton, Mr. An old schoolmaster who befriends Little Nell and her grandfather, xxiv-xxvi, xlv, xlvi, lii-liv, Ixxi, Ixxiii.
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