#45 #2015
Q) When he was 12 his father,a naval clerk, was imprisoned for debt, and he was compelled to work in a blacking warehouse. He never forgot this double humiliation. At 17 he was a court stenographer, and later he was an expert parliamentary reporter for the "Morning Chronicle". His sketches, mostly of London life (signed Boz), began appearing in periodicals in 1833, and the collection "Sketches by Boz" (1836) was a success. In 1836 he married Catherine Hogarth, who was to bear him 10 children. He had a tender regard for Catherine's sister Mary Hogarth, who died young, and a lifelong friendship with another sister, Georgina Hogarth. Identify him??
Ans: Charles Dickens
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