Vanity Fair · Character
Mrs. Tinker
Sir Pitt Crawley's housekeeper at Queen's Crawley.
minor
Also known as Tinker, old Tinker
First appearance: Crawley of Queen’s Crawley
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The old charwoman at Sir Pitt's London house, who shares a frugal supper with him and provides blunt commentary.
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- Minor characters and servants
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