A wine-merchant rejects Vendale's proposal to marry his niece Marguerite in Louis Lequel's dramatic adaptation of a work he co-wrote with Wilkie Collins, No Thoroughfare, and Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South was serialized in his magazine Household Worlds.
One of his poems repeats "Brave Lodging for one, Brave Lodging for one" about the title character's grave, "Gabriel Grub's Song." One of his stories is partially based on the Clayton Rail accident and describes bells foretelling death that only the title character can hear, in "The Signal-Man," while his travels through the Great Lakes and to Eastern State Penitentiary are recorded in American Notes for General Circulation. A wine-merchant rejects Vendale's proposal to marry his niece Marguerite in Louis Lequel's dramatic adaptation of a work he co-wrote with Wilkie Collins, No Thoroughfare, and Elizabeth Gaskell's North and South was serialized in his magazine Household Worlds. In one of his novels, Daniel Doyce sells an invention to liberate Arthur Clennam from Marshalsea Prison, enabling Arthur to marry Amy Dorrit. For 10 points, name this author of Sketches by Boz, who wrote about a clock-stopping jilted spinster who mindfucks Estelle and Pip in Great Expectations.
One of his poems repeats "Brave Lodging for one, Brave Lodging for one" about the title character's grave, "Gabriel Grub's Song.
Charles {Dickens}