At one point in this work the protagonist meets Rosa Dartle, who bears the scar given her by a man who, along with Tommy Traddles, was the protagonist's best friend at Salem House.  He goes to work for his stepfather and his partner, Grinby, after which he runs away to his only relative, who takes him in on the advice of Mr. Dick.  He is eventually apprenticed to Mr. Spenlow, whose daughter he marries and calls his "chld-wife."  He frequently visits Yarmouth, where his old nurse lives with her family in an old ship.  On one of these visits Little Em'ly falls in love with Steerforth, and on another Ham drowns.  Eventually he goes back to Canterbury, where Mr. Micawber outs Uriah Heep for stea
At one point in this work the protagonist meets Rosa Dartle, who bears the scar given her by a man who, along with Tommy Traddles, was the protagonist's best friend at Salem House.  He goes to work for his stepfather and his partner, Grinby, after which he runs away to his only relative, who takes him in on the advice of Mr. Dick.  He is eventually apprenticed to Mr. Spenlow, whose daughter he marries and calls his "chld-wife."  He frequently visits Yarmouth, where his old nurse lives with her family in an old ship.  On one of these visits Little Em'ly falls in love with Steerforth, and on another Ham drowns.  Eventually he goes back to Canterbury, where Mr. Micawber outs Uriah Heep for stealing from Mr. Wickfield.  As a result he is able to marry Agnes.  FTP name this novel about a man who wonders "whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life" by Charles Dickens.
At one point in this work the protagonist meets Rosa Dartle, who bears the scar given her by a man who, along with Tommy Traddles, was the protagonist's best friend at Salem House.  
David Copperfield