Mrs. Todgers is a character in Dickens's novel, Martin Chuzzlewit (1843-4).]

It is difficult to say that any particular village could be in the novelist's mind if, as seems probable, he had not seen Wiltshire when Martin Chuzzlewit was written.

Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit (1844).

It was general Choke who induced Martin Chuzzlewit to stake his all in the egregious Eden swindle.

C. Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit (1844).

CHUFFEY, Anthony Chuzzlewit's old clerk, almost in his dotage, but master and man love each other with sincerest affection.

CHUZZLEWIT (Anthony), cousin of Martin Chuzzlewit, the grandfather.

CHUZZLEWIT (Anthony), cousin of Martin Chuzzlewit, the grandfather.

The old established firm of Anthony Chuzzlewit and Son, Manchester warehousemen ... had its place of business in a very narrow street somewhere behind the Post Office....

Jonas Chuzzlewit, son of Anthony, of the "firm of Anthony Chuzzlewit and Son, Manchester warehousemen."

Martin Chuzzlewit, sen., grandfather to the hero of the same name.

Martin Chuzzlewit, jun., the hero of the tale called Martin Chuzzlewit, grandson to old Martin.

C. Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit (1844.) DI'VES (2 syl.), the name popularly given to the "rich man" in our Lord's parable of the rich man and Lazarus; in Latin, Divês et Lazarus.

Dickens, Martin Chuzzlewit (1844).

I can say with a clear head and conscience [wrote Henry Kingsley] that your new book is the finest thing we have had since "Martin Chuzzlewit."

Unobserved, they received, and made their own preparations for utilising, the legacy of the mid-Victorian novelmoral thesis, plot, underplot, set characters, descriptive machinery, landscape colouring, copious phraseology, Herculean proportions, and the rest of the cumbrous and grandiose paraphernalia of Chuzzlewit, Pendennis, and Middlemarch.

Martin Chuzzlewit; the life and adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, his relatives, friends, and enemies comprising all his wills and ways to the whole forming a complete key to The House of Chuzzlewit.

Martin Chuzzlewit; the life and adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, his relatives, friends, and enemies comprising all his wills and ways to the whole forming a complete key to The House of Chuzzlewit.

Martin Chuzzlewit; the life and adventures of Martin Chuzzlewit, his relatives, friends, and enemies comprising all his wills and ways to the whole forming a complete key to The House of Chuzzlewit.

Good reading: Martin Chuzzlewit.

If such a state of affairs had continued as was portrayed in Martin Chuzzlewit, their Royal Highnesses might have been receiving the last thousand Sarah Gamps and Betsy Prigs, and addressing them in a very different strain.

Plutarch, Snarleyow, the Opium Eater, Martin Chuzzlewit."

BRICE'S, ST., a day in 1002 on which a desperate attempt was made to massacre all the Danes in England and stamp them wholly out, an attempt which was avenged by the Danish king, Sweyn. BRICK, JEFFERSON, an American politician in "Martin Chuzzlewit.

CHUZZLEWIT, MARTIN, the hero of a novel by Dickens of the name.

GAMP, SARAH, a nurse in "Martin Chuzzlewit," famous for her bulky umbrella, and for confirming her opinions of things by a constant reference to the authority of an imaginary Mrs. Harris.