The wife of a gigolo, herself a milliner, provides a place of work for the sister of the protagonist of this novel.
The wife of a gigolo, herself a milliner, provides a place of work for the sister of the protagonist of this novel. A scheme to inherit a large sum of money fails after Walter Bray dies and the will Arthur Gride stole is recovered, thereby sparing the protagonist's love interest from a horrible marriage. In defense of his friend Smike, the protagonist beats the headmaster of Dotheboys House, Wackford Squeers. The failure of the dastardly Ralph's plots to foil his nephew cause him to take his own life. For 10 points, name this Dickens novel, the title character of which tries to support his sister and mother.
The wife of a gigolo, herself a milliner, provides a place of work for the sister of the protagonist of this novel.
{Nicholas Nickleby}