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Dickens was deeply in love with Maria Beadnell during those years, but her family disapproved and took her to the Continent as a way of ending the connection.

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The woman's name was Maria Beadnell. She was a love interest of Charles Dickens in his youth, but their relationship did not last. Dickens later fictionalized her in some of his novels under the character names Dora Spenlow and Flora Finching.

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