This character returns to his youthful religion just before the end of his life, as we are told he says a prayer in Hebrew.
This character returns to his youthful religion just before the end of his life, as we are told he says a prayer in Hebrew. Earlier, this lover of "making handkerchiefs" had a would-be defector from his organization brought before him so he can relate the tale of a previous "peach." Eventually winding up in Newgate, this classmate of Bill Sykes is visited by the title character of the work in which he appears shortly before his hanging. For ten points, name this employer of Charley Bates and Jack Dawkins, the Artful Dodger; the villainous head of a gang of youthful pickpockets in Dickens' Oliver Twist.
This character returns to his youthful religion just before the end of his life, as we are told he says a prayer in Hebrew.
{Fagin}