The central characters of this novel form the Pickwick Club, based on one characters reading of the Pickwick Papers. While living in Mrs. Kirke's parlor, one character meets and eventually marries the German professor Fritz Bhaer, after turning down 
The central characters of this novel form the Pickwick Club, based on one characters reading of the Pickwick Papers. While living in Mrs. Kirke's parlor, one character meets and eventually marries the German professor Fritz Bhaer, after turning down a proposal from Theodore "Laurie" Lawrence, who then marries her sister Amy. Set in nineteenth century New England and depicting the lives of the four titular sisters, this is, for 10 points, what novel about Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy March by Louisa May Alcott.
The central characters of this novel form the Pickwick Club, based on one characters reading of the Pickwick Papers.
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