At one point in this work
At one point in this work, the protagonist meets Codlin and Short, who operate a traveling Punch and Judy show. One antagonist in this work contemplates murdering a lawyer named Brass before losing his footing and drowning. The protagonist of this work is sought by an unnamed character known as the "Single Gentleman," and that unnamed character is eventually revealed to be a character from another of the author's works, "Master Humphrey." In one subplot of this work, a servant called the Marchioness helps (*) Dick Swiveller free the unjustly convicted Kit Nubbles. The villain of this work is the evil money-lending dwarf Daniel Quilp, who obtained the title possession and evicted the young protagonist and her grandfather, both of whom notoriously die in the conclusion. For 10 points, identify this Charles Dickens novel about Little Nell Trent, who lives in the title whimsical store.
At one point in this work, the protagonist meets Codlin and Short, who operate a traveling Punch and Judy show.
The {Old Curiosity Shop}