In this novel, Little Em'ly breaks up with her adoptive brother Ham to marry James Steerforth. Mrs. Gummidge and Mr Peggotty live in an upside-down boat, and later the title character boards with Mrs Crupp while working as a proctor for the law firm (*) Spenlow and Jorkins. The protagonist of this work meets Tommy Traddles at Salem House and is forced to work in his stepfather Mr Murdstone's wine-bottling business. Near the end of this novel, the schemes of Uriah Heap are discovered, and the protagonist marries Agnes Wickfield.  For 10 points, name this semi-autobiographical novel by Charles Dickens.
In this novel, Little Em'ly breaks up with her adoptive brother Ham to marry James Steerforth. Mrs. Gummidge and Mr Peggotty live in an upside-down boat, and later the title character boards with Mrs Crupp while working as a proctor for the law firm (*) Spenlow and Jorkins. The protagonist of this work meets Tommy Traddles at Salem House and is forced to work in his stepfather Mr Murdstone's wine-bottling business. Near the end of this novel, the schemes of Uriah Heap are discovered, and the protagonist marries Agnes Wickfield.  For 10 points, name this semi-autobiographical novel by Charles Dickens.
In this novel, Little Em'ly breaks up with her adoptive brother Ham to marry James Steerforth.
{David Copperfield}