What other names did Charles Dickens consider for Tiny Tim?

* Little Paul: This name is similar to Tiny Tim in terms of its diminutive nature. It is also a common name in Victorian England, which would have been familiar to Dickens' readers.

* Little Ben: This name is also similar to Tiny Tim in terms of its diminutive nature. It is also a common name in Victorian England, and it has a slightly more cheerful sound than Little Paul.

* Tiny Bob: This name is a variation on Tiny Tim, but it uses the name of Tim's father, Bob Cratchit. This would have emphasized the close bond between Tim and his father.

* Tiny Peter: This name is similar to Tiny Tim in terms of its diminutive nature. It is also a common name in Victorian England, and it has a slightly more playful sound than Little Paul or Little Ben.