In this novel, George Osborne marries a graduate of Miss Pinkerton's academy named Amelia Sedley.
A housekeeper in this novel is referred to as "Ribbons" and has nightly drinking parties with her boss until she is caught opening his office safe. In this novel, a portrait of a fat man on an elephant is sold at an estate auction. A soldier in this novel flees Brussels on an overpriced horse he bought from the main character. The protagonist of this novel performs a charade of Clytemnestra and throws a dictionary out of a coach's window after (*) graduating in the first chapter. That protagonist of this novel has romances with Lord Steyne and Jos after separating from Rawdon Crawley. In this novel, George Osborne marries a graduate of Miss Pinkerton's academy named Amelia Sedley. For 10 points, name this "novel without a hero" about Becky Sharp by William Makepeace Thackeray.
A housekeeper in this novel is referred to as "Ribbons" and has nightly drinking parties with her boss until she is caught opening his office safe.
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