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The Dickens Dictionary
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How did Oliver Twist and the Artful Dodger happen to meet? Where was David Copperfield born, and what is Pip's real name? The answer to every question about Dickens' characters and their fates are revealed in this remarkable book. Subtitled "A Key to the Plots and Characters in the Tales of Charles Dickens," it was compiled in 1872 by a leading expert of the era and updated at the turn of the twentieth century.
Readers on both sides of the Atlantic hailed this master key to the beloved storyteller's work as the definitive reference, covering every novel, short story, play, and poem. Each of the novels, from The Pickwick Papers onwards, appears with an outline and an Index to Characters, which quotes the original work at length. Twenty-six engravings complement the text, evoking the world of Victorian illustrated magazines, in which many of these stories first appeared.
Readers on both sides of the Atlantic hailed this master key to the beloved storyteller's work as the definitive reference, covering every novel, short story, play, and poem. Each of the novels, from The Pickwick Papers onwards, appears with an outline and an Index to Characters, which quotes the original work at length. Twenty-six engravings complement the text, evoking the world of Victorian illustrated magazines, in which many of these stories first appeared.
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A DIRECTORY OF THE INHABITANTS OF DICKENS-LAND
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A LIST OF PERSONS ACCORDING TO NAME AND NICKNAME
NOTE.—The numbers against the entries refer to the pages of the Dickens Dictionary, where a fuller description will be found.
ADAMS, 317.
Adams, Captain, 123.
Adams, Mr., 536.
Adams, Jane, 557, 559.
African Knife-Swallower, The, 123.
Aged, The, 429.
Aggerawayter, 411.
Agnes, 64.
Akerman, Mr., 196.
Akershem, Miss Sophronia, 458.
Alice, 123.
Alice, Mistress, 205.
Alicia, Princess, 564.
Alicumpaine, Mrs., 564.
Allen, Arabella, 35.
Allen, Benjamin, 35.
Alphonse, 123.
Amelia, 429.
Amelia, Jane, and Mary Ann, 67.
Anderson, Mrs., 541.
Anderson, John, 541.
Anne, 282.
Anne, 557.
Anny, 85.
Antonio, 541.
Artful Dodger, The, 85.
Ashford, Nettie, 564.
Atherfield, Mrs., 496.
Atherfield, Lucy, 496.
Aunt, Mr. F.’s, 382.
Avenger, The, 429.
Ayresleigh, Mr., 35.
B., Master, 498.
Babley, Richard, 317.
Bachelor, The, 169.
Bacon, Friar, 563.
Badger, Mr. Bayham, 348.
Badger, Mrs. Bayham, 348.
Bagman, The One-Eyed, 35.
Bagnet, Mrs., 349.
Bagnet, Malta, 349.
Bagnet, Matthew, 349.
Bagnet, Quebec, 349.
Bagnet, Woolwich, 349.
Bagstock, Major Joseph, 282.
Bail, The professional, 36.
Bailey, Captain, 318.
Bailey, junior, 240.
Balderstone, Mr. Thomas, 70.
Balim, Mr., 556.
Bamber, Jack, 36.
Banger, Captain, 561.
Bangham, Mrs., 382.
Banks, Major, 536.
Bantam, Angelo Cyrus, Esq., M. C., 36.
Baps, Mr., 283.
Baps, Mrs., 283.
Baptista, Giovanni, 533.
Barbara, 169.
Barbara’s Mother, 169.
Barbary, Miss, 349.
Barbox Brothers, 515.
Bardell, Mrs. Martha, 36.
Bardell, Master Tommy, 38.
Bark, Bully, 559.
Barker, Mrs., 556.
Barker, Miss Fanny, 532.
Barker, Mr. William, 61.
Barkis, Mr., 318.
Barkis, Mrs., 318.
Barley, Clara, 429.
Barley, Old Bill, 429.
Barlow, Mr., 541.
Bar-maid at the Town Arms, 38.
Bar-maid wounded at the post of duty, The, 38.
Barnacle, Clarence, 382.
Barnacle, Lord Decimus Tite, 382.
Barnacle, Ferdinand, 383.
Barnacle, Mr. Tite, 384.
Barney, 85.
Barsad, John, 411.
Barton, Mr. Jacob, 67.
Bates, Belinda, 498.
Bates, Charley, 85.
Battens, Mr., 541.
Bayton, 85.
Bazzard, Mr., 215.
Beadle, Harriet, 384.
Bear, Prince, 566.
Beatrice, 515.
Beaver, Nat, 498.
Bebelle, 500.
Beckwith, Mr. Alfred, 536.
Becky, 85.
Bedwin, Mrs., 85.
Belinda, 205.
Bell, Knight, 551.
Bella, 64.
Bella, 499.
Belle, 472.
Beller, Henry, 38.
Belling, Master, 123.
Belvawney, Miss, 123.
Ben, 493.
Benson, Lucy, 548.
Benson, Old, 548.
Benson, Young, 548.
Benton, Miss, 205.
Berinthia, 283.
Bet, 85.
Betsey, 38.
Betsy, 85.
Bevan, Mr., 240.
Bib, Julius Washington Merryweather, 240.
Biddy, 429.
Bigby, Mrs., 534.
Bigwig Family, The, 493.
Biler, 283.
Bill, 85.
Bill, Uncle, 61.
Billickin, Mrs., 217.
Billsmethi, Master, 63.
Billsmethi, Miss, 63.
Billsmethi, Signor, 63.
Bilson & Slum, 38.
Bintrey, Mr., 517.
Bitherston, Master, 283.
Bitzer, 523.
Black, 559.
Black, Mrs., 565.
Blackey, 559.
Black Lion, The, 196.
Blackpool, Mrs., 523.
Blackpool, Stephen, 523.
Bladud, Prince, 38.
Blake, Warmint, 556.
Blaudois, 385.
Blank, Mr., 551.
Blanquo, Pierre, 561.
Blathers and Duff, 85.
Blazo, Sir Thomas, 38.
Bligh, Captain, 562.
Blight, Young, 458.
Blimber, Doctor, 283.
Blimber, Mrs., 284.
Blimber, Miss Cornelia, 284.
Blinder, Mrs., 349.
Blinkins, Mr., 560.
Blocker, Mr., 563.
Blockitt, Mrs., 284.
Blockson, Mrs., 123.
Bloss, Mrs., 64.
Blotton, Mr., 38.
Blubb, Mr., 552.
Blunderum, Mr., 552.
Bob, 385.
Bobbo, 502.
Bobster, Mr., 123.
Bobster, Miss Cecilia, 123.
Boffin, Mrs. Henrietta, 458.
Boffin, Nicodemus, 458.
Bogsby, James George, 349.
Bokum, Mrs., 284.
Bolder, 123.
Boldheart, Captain, 565.
Boldwig, Captain, 38.
Bolo, Miss, 38.
Bolter, Morris, 85.
Bolton, Robert, 556.
Bones, Mr. Banjo, 541.
Bones, Mrs. Banjo, 541.
Bonney, Mr., 124.
Boodle, Lord, 349.
Boots, 495.
Boots, Mr., 459.
Boots at the Bull Inn, The, 38.
Boozey, William, 565.
Borum, Mr., 124.
Borum, Mrs., 124.
Borum, Augustus, 124.
Borum, Charlotte, 124.
Borum, Emma, 124.
Bottles, 498.
Bouclet, Madame, 500.
Bounderby, Josiah, 526.
Bounderby, Mrs. Louisa, 526.
Bowley, Lady, 479.
Bowley, Master, 479.
Bowley, Sir Joseph, 479.
Boxer, 481.
Boythorn, Lawrence, 350.
Brandley,...
Table of contents
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- PREFACE
- Table of Contents
- POSTHUMOUS PAPERS OF THE PICKWICK CLUB OUTLINE
- SKETCHES BY BOZ - ILLUSTRATIVE OF EVERY-DAY LIFE AND EVERY-DAY PEOPLE
- THE ADVENTURES OF OLIVER TWIST - OUTLINE
- THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF NICHOLAS NICKLEBY - OUTLINE
- THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP - OUTLINE
- BARNABY RUDGE - OUTLINE
- MASTER HUMPHREY’S CLOCK
- THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD - OUTLINE
- THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT - OUTLINE
- DOMBEY AND SON - OUTLINE
- THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF DAVID COPPERFIELD - OUTLINE
- BLEAK HOUSE - OUTLINE
- LITTLE DORRIT - OUTLINE
- A TALE OF TWO CITIES - OUTLINE
- GREAT EXPECTATIONS - OUTLINE
- OUR MUTUAL FRIEND - OUTLINE
- CHRISTMAS BOOKS, TALES AND SKETCHES - INDEX TO CHARACTERS
- HARD TIMES - OUTLINE
- STORIES - THE LAMPLIGHTER’S STORY
- UNCOMMERCIAL TRAVELLER
- PLAYS, POEMS, AND MISCELLANIES
- HOLIDAY ROMANCE
- A DIRECTORY OF THE INHABITANTS OF DICKENS-LAND
- A CONDENSED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE WRITINGS OF CHARLES DICKENS - BASED UPON THE FULL BIBLIOGRAPHY PREPARED BY RICHARD HERNE SHEPHERD