The protagonist of this work throws a dictionary out the window in the beginning, and she later tricks Lord Styne into giving her double the money she needs.
The protagonist of this work throws a dictionary out the window in the beginning, and she later tricks Lord Styne into giving her double the money she needs. After the death of his wife, Sir Pitt proposes a marriage to the protagonist, who is already engaged to his son Rawdon. Captain Dobbin succeeds in reconciling Mr. Obsorne to his son's wife, who is left by herself to care for her child after the death of George during the Battle of Waterloo. For 10 points, name this work including characters like Amelia Sedley and Becky Sharp, a novel by William Thackeray.
The protagonist of this work throws a dictionary out the window in the beginning, and she later tricks Lord Styne into giving her double the money she needs.
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