Mr. Snagsby (characters)

This character appears in 6 books.

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   Bleak House

   by Charles Dickens

   Mr. Snagsby: Mr. Snagsby gets inadvertently caught up in everyone else’s secrets, although he pays Jo not to tell anyone a secret of his own. He sneaks around to avoid his wife’s prying eyes.

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   Luggage of Life, The

   by Frank Boreham

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   Text, Discourse and Corpora: Theory and Analysis (Corpus and Discourse)

   by Michael Hoey, Michaela Mahlberg, Michael Stubbs, Wolfgang Teubert

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   Ten Boys from Dickens

   by Kate Dickinson Sweetser

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   Charles Dickens' Children Stories [Illustrated]

   by Charles Dickens

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   Холодный дом

   by Диккенс Чарльз

   Mr. Snagsby: the timid proprietor of a law-stationery business who gets involved with Tulkinghorn's and Bucket's secrets. He is Jo's only friend. He tends to give half-crowns to those whom he feels sorry for. He is married to Mrs. Snagsby, who has a strong personality and suspects Mr. Snagsby of many secrets, such as Jo's (incorrectly) being his son.

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