The protagonist's land lady is the peppermint-popping Mrs. Crupp, and the protagonist works for Mr. Spenlow, whose prissy daughter Dora is his first wife. While at Salem House, the protagonist meets James Steerforth, who goes on to seduce his first love (*) Little Em'ly. The title character lives with Mr. Micawber who eventually unmasks the villain
The protagonist's land lady is the peppermint-popping Mrs. Crupp, and the protagonist works for Mr. Spenlow, whose prissy daughter Dora is his first wife. While at Salem House, the protagonist meets James Steerforth, who goes on to seduce his first love (*) Little Em'ly. The title character lives with Mr. Micawber who eventually unmasks the villainy of Uriah Heep. For 10 points, name this Dickens novel in which the titular protagonist marries Agnes Wickfield and lives happily ever after.
The protagonist's land lady is the peppermint-popping Mrs. Crupp, and the protagonist works for Mr. Spenlow, whose prissy daughter Dora is his first wife.
David Copperfield