One character in this novel provides comic relief by flinging cucumbers and vegetable marrows into the garden of a widow he wishes to court.
One character in this novel provides comic relief by flinging cucumbers and vegetable marrows into the garden of a widow he wishes to court. The sixth chapter of this novel includes the episodic tales "The Five Sisters of York" and "The Baron of Grogzwig." One character in this novel finds work with the milliner Mrs. Mantalini and rebuffs the advances of the lecherous Mulberry Hawk. The benevolent Cheeryable brothers assist this novel's main character, who briefly joins the acting troupe of Vincent Crummles. Another of its characters, Arthur Gride, conspires to marry Madeline Bray, although she ends up marrying the title character instead. This novel's title character provides for his sister Kate and liberates his best friend Smike from the brutal Dotheboys Hall boarding school. For 10 points, name this novel by Charles Dickens whose title character overcomes his evil uncle Ralph and Wackford Squeers.
One character in this novel provides comic relief by flinging cucumbers and vegetable marrows into the garden of a widow he wishes to court.
The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby