Minor characters include Miss Tox and the good natured Cousin Feenix. After a young employee of the title character is sent away to the West Indies for daring to court his daughter, he falls in with new friends Solomon Gills and Captain Cuttle. When he eventually returns Walter does claim the noble Florence as his own. This all happens sometime after the death of Mr. Blimber's young student—an event that drives the title 
Minor characters include Miss Tox and the good natured Cousin Feenix. After a young employee of the title character is sent away to the West Indies for daring to court his daughter, he falls in with new friends Solomon Gills and Captain Cuttle. When he eventually returns Walter does claim the noble Florence as his own. This all happens sometime after the death of Mr. Blimber's young student—an event that drives the title figure into depression and seclusion. With a complete title that begins "Dealings with the Firm of," for 10 points, identify this 1847 novel by Charles Dickens named for the relationship between the title character, a rich shipping magnate, and his heir Paul.
Minor characters include Miss Tox and the good natured Cousin Feenix.
{Dombey and Son}