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David is removed from school and put to work cleaning and polishing bottles when he is sent to board with Mr. Micawber, a pleasantly pompous fellow whose cupboard seems always bare and who manages to stay one step ahead of his creditors. He advises David to seek out his aunt, and he walks over 40 miles to her house in Dover. When David grows older, she pays to make him an apprentice clerk.  

David is removed from school and put to work cleaning and polishing bottles when he is sent to board with Mr. Micawber, a pleasantly pompous fellow whose cupboard seems always bare and who manages to stay one step ahead of his creditors. He advises David to seek out his aunt, and he walks over 40 miles to her house in Dover. When David grows older, she pays to make him an apprentice clerk.  

David unwisely but innocently introduces his profligate schoolmate Steerforth to the inmates of the houseboat: The Pegottys, Barkis, the adopted daughter and her simple fiance. Steerforth seduces and later abandons the girl, and Pegotty begins a do-or-die search, finally finding her in a room off a stairway where ladies of the night peer from their doorways.  

David unwisely but innocently introduces his profligate schoolmate Steerforth to the inmates of the houseboat: The Pegottys, Barkis, the adopted daughter and her simple fiancé. Steerforth seduces and later abandons the girl, and Pegotty begins a do-or-die search, finally finding her in a room off a stairway where ladies of the night peer from their doorways.  

David falls in love with a pretty but irresponsible girl with a spoiled little dog. It only stops nipping his leg when he kisses her. She can't manage her household, her child is stillborn, and she dies young.

David falls in love with a pretty but irresponsible girl with a spoiled little dog. It only stops nipping his leg when he kisses her. She can't manage her household, her child is stillborn, and she dies young.