Two of the intended victims of this novel's title character, Mrs. Maylie and Mr. Brownlow, end up taking him in. He briefly finds work at the same workhouse that killed his mother, but he soon is employed by the undertaker Mr. Sowerbury. In this novel, Nancy is abused by the criminal Bill Sikes, and the title character joins a gang of pickpockets l
Two of the intended victims of this novel's title character, Mrs. Maylie and Mr. Brownlow, end up taking him in. He briefly finds work at the same workhouse that killed his mother, but he soon is employed by the undertaker Mr. Sowerbury. In this novel, Nancy is abused by the criminal Bill Sikes, and the title character joins a gang of pickpockets led by Fagin and the Artful Dodger. For 10 points, name this Charles Dickens novel about an orphan who leaves Mr. Bumble's orphanage after impertinently asking, "please, sir, I want some more."
Two of the intended victims of this novel's title character, Mrs. Maylie and Mr. Brownlow, end up taking him in.
Oliver Twist