Mr. Pickwick lived happily, occupied in writing his adventures and in acting as godfather to the children of Snodgrass and Winkle. He never regretted what he had done for Jingle and Job Trotter, who became in time worthy members of society. He was a favorite with all and the children loved him. Every year he went to Mr. Wardle's to a large merrymaking, attended by his faithful Sam Weller, between whom and his master there was a regard that nothing but death could end.
LITTLE DORRIT
Published 1855–1857
| Scene: | London and Various Places on the Continent |
| Time: | 1827 to 1830 |
CHARACTERS
| Mr. Dorrit | An inmate of the debtors' prison |
| Known as "The Father of the Marshalsea." Later a wealthy man of the world | |
| "Little Dorrit" | His daughter Amy |
| Fanny | His older daughter |
| "Tip" | His son |
| Mrs. General | His daughters' chaperon |
| Arthur Clennam | Little Dorrit's champion |
| Mr. Clennam | His father |
| Mrs. Clennam | His supposed mother |
| Flintwinch | A family servant |
| Later Mrs. Clennam's partner in business | |
| Affery | His wife, and Mrs. Clennam's servant |
| Pancks | A rent collector. Little Dorrit's friend |
| John Chivery | The son of one of the prison turnkeys |
| Little Dorrit's suitor | |
| Maggy | A half-witted woman |
| Doyce | An inventor. Arthur's partner in business |
| Rigaud | A blackmailing adventurer and jailbird |
| Mr. Tite Barnacle | A self-important official in the "Circumlocution Office" |
| Mr. Merdle | A supposedly wealthy man of affairs in London |
| Mrs. Merdle | His wife |
| Mr. Meagles | A business man. Arthur's friend |
| Mrs. Meagles | His wife |
| "Pet" | Their daughter |
| "Tattycoram" | Pet's maid |