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3. roll no-013/10/2011 1 department of english.

4. february 7, 181. victorian novel theory of fiction monthly magazines television series. romance – truth health and hope 3/10/2011 2 department of english.

5. “pickwick papers “ “oliver twist “ “nicholasnickleby “ “old curiosity shop “ “barnabyrudge “ “martin chzzlewit “ “dombey and son “ “davidcopperfiels” “bleak house” “hard times “ “little dorrit ” “a tale of two cities “ “great expeatation “ 3/10/2011 3 department of english.

6. he was the most popular novelist of the victorian age. In his country he was heartily loved and there was a national mourning when he breathed last. man than in manners character and incidents realistic in art circuses pleasure novelist of london life. 3/10/2011 4 department of english.

7. life of middle class people humanitarian novelist pathetic conditions poor factory workers, little children workinghard etc. Oliver twist presents dickens the hagiographer of martured innocence – in workhouse, school, factory, prison and law court. 3/10/2011 5 department of english.

8. As a humorist he stands next to shakespeare. prose and pathos he commanded vigor, variety and soundness of construction in character loved melodrama ruskin said, dicken’s action takes place within “a circle of stage fire” 3/10/2011 6 department of english.

9. Thank you MISS. RUCHIRA DUDHREJA. 3/10/2011 7 department of english.