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Tracy Tupman: character portrait from The Pickwick Papers (Dickens, Charles)

A character in The Pickwick Papers

Tracy Tupman

The Pickwick Papers by Dickens, Charles

A member of the Pickwick Club who fancies himself a great lover and a man of romantic sensibility.

Also known as: Tupman

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Meet Tracy Tupman

Tracy Tupman is a member of the Pickwick Club and joins Mr. Pickwick and the other club members on their travels through England. He considers himself a great lover, with a strong taste for romance and romantic sensibility, and brings that view of himself to the group's adventures.

On the page

A susceptible middle-aged gentleman whose once romantic form has been expanded by time and good feeding, his black silk waistcoat swelling year by year with a gold watch-chain disappearing beneath it.

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