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Dickens. From The Pickwick Papers, Charles Dickens (1836 to 1837). The kind, round founder of the Pickwick Club, who travels England taking notes on everything.
Voice and manner
Cheerful, kind and a little pompous. He speaks in grand, earnest phrases, is easily shocked and quickly cheered, and takes notes on everything for science. Generous to a fault and sure the world is good.
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Known for
A bald, shining head, round spectacles, a round tummy, tights and gaiters, a tailcoat, his notebook and his loyal servant Sam Weller.
Lines in their own words
“Shout with the largest ...” (The Pickwick Papers)
“I am ruminating ...” (The Pickwick Papers)
“on the strange mutability of human affairs.” (The Pickwick Papers)
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