This novel's most popular character frequently quotes proverbs, appending them with the tag "as the x said to the y." That character, Sam Weller, works as the protagonist's valet.
Obesity hypoventilation syndrome is sometimes named after this novel because a character named Joe suffers from it. In this novel, the misanthropic sexton Gabriel Grub is kidnapped by goblins, who teach him to be a better person. A character in this novel is first seen polishing eleven and a half pairs of shoes, the half pair being for a man with a "vooden leg," at the White Hart Inn. In this novel, (*) Arabella Allen elopes with Nathaniel Winkle, and Rachael Wardle tries to elope with Alfred Jingle. This novel's most popular character frequently quotes proverbs, appending them with the tag "as the x said to the y." That character, Sam Weller, works as the protagonist's valet. For 10 points, name this Charles Dickens novel about the members of the title club.
Obesity hypoventilation syndrome is sometimes named after this novel because a character named Joe suffers from it.
The Pickwick Papers [or: The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club]