In this novel, Little Em'ly breaks up with her adoptive brother Ham to marry James Steerforth.
In this novel, Little Em'ly breaks up with her adoptive brother Ham to marry James Steerforth. Mrs. Gummidge and Mr Peggotty live in an upside-down boat, and later the title character boards with Mrs Crupp while working as a proctor for the law firm (*) Spenlow and Jorkins. The protagonist of this work meets Tommy Traddles at Salem House and is forced to work in his stepfather Mr Murdstone's wine-bottling business. Near the end of this novel, the schemes of Uriah Heap are discovered, and the protagonist marries Agnes Wickfield.  For 10 points, name this semi-autobiographical novel by Charles Dickens.
In this novel, Little Em'ly breaks up with her adoptive brother Ham to marry James Steerforth.
{David Copperfield}