THE POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB |
Published 1836–1837 | Scene: | London, Neighboring Towns, Bath, and the Country | | Time: | 1827 to 1831 | CHARACTERS | Mr. Samuel Pickwick | A gentleman of an inquiring mind | | Founder and chairman of "The Pickwick Club" | | Sam Weller | His body-servant | | Mrs. Bardell | His London landlady | Tupman
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Winkle | | | Members of "The Pickwick Club" | | Alfred Jingle | A strolling actor and adventurer | | Later, known as "Fitz-Marshall" | | Job Trotter | His servant | | Mrs. Budger | A rich widow | | Doctor Slammer | An army surgeon | | Mrs. Budger's suitor | | Mr. Wardle | A country gentleman | | A friend of the Pickwickians | | Emily | His daughter | | Miss Wardle | His spinster sister | | Joe | Mr. Wardle's footman | | Known as "The Fat Boy" | | Tony Weller | A stage driver. Sam's father | | Mrs. Weller | His second wife | | Mrs. Leo Hunter | A lady with a fondness for knowing
celebrated persons | | Mr. Peter Magnus | One of Mr. Pickwick's traveling acquaintances | | Nupkins | Mayor of Ipswich | | Mrs. Nupkins | His wife | | Miss Nupkins | His daughter | Ben Allen
Bob Sawyer | | | Medical students | | Arabella Allen | Ben's pretty sister | | Sergeant Buzfuz | Mrs. Bardell's lawyer | | Mr. Dowler | One of Mr. Pickwick's acquaintances at Bath | | Mrs. Dowler | His wife | | Mr. Angelo Cyrus Bantam | A society leader at Bath | | Mary | Nupkins's pretty housemaid |
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