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alexander a minute
alexander manette physician
physician
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i alexander manette
physician
innocent prisoner of sell
one hundred and five
north tower in the best day
and not spoken of through
this day
in my unbearable agony
denounce the brothers every mood
who brought me here to my grave
to be seen
and not spoken i denounce them
to heaven and to earth
i denounce them
and their descendants
to the last of their race
i've never seen him
all my life
i've believed he was dead
my father was dead
it will be his ghost not him
ms lennard
lucy
please don't think i bet
he has been found
he's free
barrett
for eighteen years
but alive recall to life
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careful there
like starving doves yes
that's what they are
the taste of
death in their mouth
gaspar what are you doing there
it will come with you not yet
but it will come
take care what you say
and who hears you
but it will come
it is coming you can be sure
earthquake
fire
terror
blood
it is all coming
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we arrest for a few minutes
we mustn't delay long not here
and not in palace
not until
we have him
safely home in england
but if he's now free
why must everything
be so secretive
it is how things are here
there are men of privileges
who have only to sign
a piece of paper
send some
poor wretch into the
oblivion of a prisoner for
any length of time
it's useless to ask now why
your father was so treated
or why is so long concealed
and why released
as useless to ask that
and dangerous
i've known the boldest people
afraid to speak of these things
in the whisper
i'm fortunate that i represent
tilson's bank
which has a
special
standing in french
commercial affairs
stiltons are trusted here
that position
gives me a greater
freedom of conduct
in paris
and most
other men in business
it makes it possible for me to
perform this duty to you
and to your father
lucy even i
avoid mention of those
secret in
danger of these things
it is enough that we accomplish
what we have to do
i to identify it you
lucy my dear child to restore
him comfort
him love him
his poor wrong gentleman
where is my father now
in the house of an old servant
or in truth
a young servant
the man was in your youth
when dr manette disappeared
died he is recalled to life
there you are
it's a pity
there's not a barrel broken
every day
the club of wine is rare
for most of your neighbors
i know that jack
they drank like nobleman today
would you say so of course
because they took what
they wanted
i saw fright nobleman for a day
well said jack you man
you can
joke about
the nobility of satin twan
let me name you
the great noble
families of our district
cold
dirt
sickness
want
hunger
those are the nobleman
who rule here
it won't always be so
oh no jack
has a right
good evening
are you earnestness
that is my name sir
i am jarvis laurie
of tilson's bank in london
i think you are expecting me
and this young lady
tell me
did you see some like this too
the wife of dr
alexander manette
the likeness is very close
may i ask how is madame manette
my mother died many years ago
how is my father
greatly changed
yes changed
all right
i'm afraid
afraid of him
the worst will soon be over
think of the good
children to him
leave us
now boys we have business here
something we would forget
do you make a show of doctor
mandate
i show him to a chosen few
who why men are my own mind
men i think should know
not for pleasure for the future
you keep him locked up
still in prison for his own good
those who brought him to me
warned me not to leave his door
open
people who have been locked up
for so long
have been known to rave
even tear
themselves to pieces in fear
if the key isn't turned on them
is it possible
many
such things are possible here
and are done every day
i must warn him you're here
are you ready
but they
still how that work
yes i'm working
you have visitors
here is a gentleman
who knows a well made shoe
when he sees one
show him that one
take it sir
you know me
tell the gentleman
what kind of shoe it is
young lady walking shoe
tell him who made it
tell him your name
one hundred and five an author
have you no other name
one hundred and five north tower
look amend it
please
look at me
they think for a moment you
remembered me
what was something of the past
because of me
i was your banker
and i am your friend
i looked after your
business affairs for you
and your
english wife
i took your baby
daughter to england
doctor minuet
please
look at me
why don't you read
an earth that one
let me have my work
i taught myself
i asked if i could
give me my work
it can't be
too young
it is the same
you are the same
who are you
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can't you feel it in the air
you know
what's coming on my side
don't you know
a quartering is
coming on that's warm
because it's a trees in case
we're going to a natural swish
that's a reality that is
what they'll do to him my son
barbarous
when it's the lord
what they'll do
they'd be drawn
on a hurdle to be our fate
then he'd be taken down
while he's alive and sliced
before his own face
then his insisted
will be taken out and burnt
while he looks on
then his head'll be chopped off
and he'll be kind toward us
and that's quartering my son
that's the sentence today
it would be being a that
but they have to find
him guilty that night
they find him guilty
don't you be afraid of that
the old bailey
don't go in much for not guilty
the
people don't pay their money
for that my
son
bailey
cost more than the mad house
here we are
that's the door we want
but we don't pay
because we got a paper
messengers from tilson's
attending on mr dervish glory
that's what we are
come on
all stand
all persons having
anything to do
before my lords
the kings
justices
draw near and give attendance
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mr returning general
you may proceed
members of the jury
i have to inform you
that the prisoner before you
though young in years is old
in the treasonable practices
which now must claim
the forfeit of his life
his treachery
towards our
sovereign lord the king
by a reason
of his passing
secret information
to assist the king of france
is not a matter
of a correspondence of today
or of yesterday
or even of last year
or of the year before
it is certain
that the prisoner has
for much longer than that
being in the habit of passing
and repasting
between england and france
and making those journeys
on secret business
of which is unable
and indeed refuses
to give an honest account
witnesses
and documents will show
that the prisoner charles darnay
has been furnished
with lists
of his majesty's forces
and of their deposition
both by sea
and land
and that he has
habitually conveyed
such information
to a foreign power
that these documents
cannot be proved to have been
in the prisoner's own
handwriting
assists the prosecution's case
that he has been artful
in his precautions
members of the jury
i know
you are a loyal
and responsible jury
who will do your duty to your
king and country
and not shrink from the dread
but just
consequences
of the
only true verdict consistent
with these
traitorous misdeeds
he is guilty
make an end of you
your first witness
mr returning general
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at the court
this former servant
will swear that he found
the military papers by accident
while arranging
darnay's clothes
at his rules
and again
while traveling to france
he saw it
as the duty of a patriot
to lay information
it is my duty as a patriot
that i have given you this
information
thank you mr kleigh
mr stabber for the prisoner
do you wish to
cross examine the witness
i think about it
so mr kleigh
humble and virtuous servant
these papers you say you found
by accident
you put them
now yourself didn't you
oh no sir
god my judge sir
begging your pardon my lord
of course you did
paid for this kind of work
aren't you
no sir i swear to it sir stole
a silver teapot once didn't you
i never sir
oh mustard pot was it
well it was only plated
i call miss lucy mine
call miss lucy manette
miss manette
look at the prisoner
you know him
yes sir
when did you first see him
on a package ship from cali
on a november night
five years ago
yes sir
recall this meeting will you
when the gentleman came on board
if you mean the prisoner
say the prisoner
when the prisoner came on board
he noticed that my
father was in a very
weak state of health
is that gentlemen your father
i am sir
you have recovered your health
i have so
hmm
come on
i was afraid to take him
out of the air
and had
tried to make a bed for him
on the deck
but did not know
how best to do it well
how to shelter him
from the bad weather
and mr darnay
the prisoner
did it for me
with great gentleness
i was very grateful to him
is that all mister attorney
general
no mall
did you come on board alone
no sir
two french gentlemen
were with him
conferring with him
yes sir
until
it was time for the package
to set sail
and then the french gentleman
returned to shawn
yes sir
with papers
handed to them by the prisoner
with papers miss manette
the word papers
of some sort
like these
i can't say
the same shape inside
possibly no like these
i will not repay
mr danny by doing him harm here
today
you will give the evidence which
it is your duty to give
which you must give
have you met
the prisoner since that night
yes sir
on a few occasions
where he is called at our house
to inquire
after my father's well
being
oh yes of course
to see your father
well mr striver
no
i call john basset
oh mr john basset
what
did you say your profession was
mr pass
gentlemen
you mean spy don't you
suddenly not
what do you live on
my property
you mean your wits don't you
of course
not
where is this property
how positive remember
remember being in prison
never dead as prison
slight misfortune
like being
kicked downstairs for
cheating at dice
fellow was drunk
you often get kicked
no more than another
thank you mr boss
i think we have your measure
you lay traps don't you
hide yourself out for it
mantraps
don't understand
dover dockyard this man
you saw or say you saw
quite by chance
the prisoner
no you said the prisoner
couldn't mistake it
why is that
did he ever kick him
so
you could never
mistake the prisoner
never see another man
wouldn't think he was the same
never
mr boss said
look at my learner friend here
mr carpenter
look closely
mr carpenter would you stand up
my lord
may mr carpenter remove his wig
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now
are they not very like
hmm would you say now
that you would
always know the prisoner
well mr bars gentlemen
would you have been so rash
if you've known of this
likeness
before
how many more innocent men
will you never mistake
mr striver
do you propose that we now
try mr carton for treason
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right
ah congratulations mr darnay
famous escape
i thank you for my life
is this driver
my best
for you
my best is as good as another
man's i think
much better
i'm sure infamous prosecution
no less likely to succeed
on that account
innocent men do hang to rock
their lives away to
plead and protest in vain
i was afraid for you mr darnay
my word seemed to be
so twisted
against my will i thought
i was sending you to your death
it's in the past now
miss manette
i am a free man
and if i weren't
i would have only kind
and generous words to remember
you by you
would have no cause
to reproach yourself
father
my friends i'm sorry
sometimes something
happens or something
is set trouble in my memory
sends me back to my own life
if i embarrassed you
i apologize
took a minute
it is in a terrible day
we are all won out
sweep yourself
mr laurie
i have a night's work to do yet
you too cotton
i'm sure
you're the busiest of men
servant
dr manette and miss lucy
must go home
a variant pretty witness
later than co
this is my great good fortune
that where i like
mr relation
i don't think you would
if you were me
doesn't
it have been looked at by those
pretty eyes
as you were today
if you were me
pitched by her
we're at full
you were me dano
course not
i like
the slightest
because you change
places with me
disappointed drugs
who cares for no man on earth
and knows that no man
cares for me
much to be regretted
you might have made better
use of your talents
maybe so maybe not
but don't be
too proud of your sober face
you don't know what it
may come to
i'll give it to you in
plain words
i hate you
because of the way those
pretty eyes look at you
and will never look at me
you miss lucy manette
if darnay
weren't so
secretive
about his business across
the channel
we wouldn't have needed
our clever
trick today
it was damn clever of you
though you
you jack all
i only the wiser about him
now
did he open his heart to his
new brother
he says he has a duty
regarding his mother's dying
wishes
there are people
who try to obstruct him
something
bad in the family past
not to be mentioned
something shameful to him
that's why he calls himself
darnay
not his real name
you won't say
french porn of course yes
but what that's what
it is with charles darney
must have been done tonight
not too much two sets of papers
what's refugee temper
put a bottle on it and smooth it
again
she was
the admiration of the whole
court
who was who
the pretty witness
the doctor's daughter
is she pretty
you didn't notice
you noticed same old sydney card
and you've lost heart already
look where's your energy
where's your sense of purpose
look at me
what does it matter
what does any of it matter
father
can't you sleep
i was back in that place again
will i ever be free of it
you are
forever
the night time was
always the worst
a prison makes terrible sounds
but
there's something
i must remember
something important father
try to forget the past
you said yourself
it is best like that
you have a new life now
your new patients rely on you
yes
yes i have new duties
i'm grateful
i want to forget
but something was done
that i did
i don't know
i fear it for the future
your future lucy
and my own
what can harm us now
we have each other
try to sleep
i'll sit with you
you'll soon be strong again
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what has gone wrong
it is a child sir
struck by one of the wheels
my son
give him that
marquis sent
every month gives you this
be brave gaspar
he died in a moment without pain
he would have lived without pain
take it you fool
who threw that
i would ride
over any
one of you very willingly
and
exterminate you from the earth
the making evermore
it is recorded
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you
what does she want gabe
so she has a petition
which she begs to put
before you petition
eucalyptun not petitions
i crave for forgiveness sir
but the woman asked if i
could speak to the marquis first
very well you have
now let her see what she wants
sir
for the love big god
my husband the forest
your husband yeah
i suppose
he cannot pay something
he has bed also
he's dead
well
can i restore him to you
so hear me please
i put him under
a little hip of grass
there are so many
little hips of grass
he died of won't
so many die of what
so many more would die of what
well
can i feed them
why don't ask it sir
my petition is that
a gravestone or
i wouldn't cross
be put over him
to show where he lies
without it
his brave will never be found
when i'm dead too
of what i can
they put me
into our little heap of grass
so many little heaps of grass
so many
gone
so
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good evening my love
oh my love
your nephews
just arrived from england
how do you leave her
what are you doing england
what many of our nobility
will have to do someday
i work
i teach our language
our literature
i translate really
it sounds a considerable labor
why not accept your
natural destiny
because i renounce this property
and france
this property is not
yet yours truly now
forgive me of course
it is not
but if i inherited
it from you tomorrow
which i have the vanity to hope
is not probable
for twenty years from now
it'll do me march on
i would abandon it
let it go to ruin
what else is it now
a wilderness of ruin
misery and oppression
is it nephew
what do you say
should be done with it
if it ever becomes mine
i would hope to put it in some
other hands
better
qualify
to free
it of the weight of wrongs
that drags it down
if it can ever be freed
but it is not for me
is this the new philosophy
i must tell you
that i will die
perpetrating the system
by which i arrived
i will preserve
the owner of the family name
if you're not
i believe our name
is the most detested in france
let us hope so
he chose the human of the
peasantry
there is not a face in all
this country
round us
which looks back at me with
anything
but fear and slavery
a compliment
he chose out the family
as sustained each range
we shall eat
you must be tired from your
journey
you are most persistent chance
i wonder that you pursue your
object
when it puts you in such peril
it is sacred to me
but such peril
for all i know
you may even have work
to make the circumstances
surrounding me look
more suspicious
no i don't know
what influence have i in england
i know you would use
any
means to prevent me reaching my
object here yes
i told you so long ago
for the honor was a family
how family
how honorable family
has done a world of wrong
we have injured
every human creature
who came between us
and our pleasure whatever it was
my father had his full
part in that
now it is for me to obey
the last
look in my mother's eyes
when she implored me to have
mercy and redress
those wrongs
that is what i understand by
the family honor
and i'm tortured
by my failure to redeem it
if you came to me for help
you would forever seek in vain
be assured
the new philosophy
with it yes
things are changed
for the worse
used to hold right of life
and death here
from this room
men have been taken out and
repression
is the only lasting philosophy
nothing will now
look in front of the dogs
you
hello
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i know that between you
and lucy
because of what happened to you
there is an affection
that few fathers can have known
i know that when she is clinging
to you
the hands of a baby
a girl a woman
all in one around your neck
i know that in loving you
she sees
and
loves her mother at her own age
loves her mother broken heart
loves you
through your dreadful trial
and in your restoration
i have seen this
the two of you
with this hallowed light
about you
and felt
i couldn't bring my love
between you
but i must
because i love her
evan
is my witness that i love her
and long for her as my wife
i believe it
i know it
i have had
the happiness of being
made welcome here
dr manette
i have kept silent
for as long as
i felt able
longer i think
and is in the nature of a man
i love your daughter deli
devotedly
i know you have loved
let your old love
speak for me
help that be
i don't want to talk about that
i i don't want to recall that
i asked your partner chance
i have no doubt you love
my daughter
but
have you told her so no
how to have consideration for me
i thank you
please believe this also
if i thought that
by marrying lucy
i would force his separation
between you
and her
i would never breathe a word
of my love for her
if i thought that would follow
even years from now
i wouldn't be
able to touch her hand
our lives are already so close
like you
i am a voluntary
exile from france
like you i'm striving to live
away from my country by my own
exertions
and
trusting in a happier future
lucy my wife
would always be your child
your companion
your friend
thank you
john's dummy
if i were to harbor any fences
apprehensions
new or old against you
they would all
be obliterated for lucy's sake
she's everything to me
more to me than suffering
more to me than wrong
if she ever tells me
that you are essential
to her happiness
i will give her to you
your confidence in me
must be returned
in full of my part
my present name
is not as you know my own
i wish to tell you my true name
and why i left france
no
i should have no secret from you
no
don't tell me now
tell me when i ask you
if lucy loves you
turn me on your wedding morning
do you promise
willingly
go now
yes yes yes sydney
thank you you clever devil
i'll pound them in court with it
sit there oh boy
you're in a bad way
you really are in a bad way
i have some advice
for you said man
get married
face up twit
look at yourself
you'll knock up
badly one of these days
and be ill and poor
you really want to think about
getting a nurse
mary
never mind that you
stand women's company
you don't have the
tap for it
find yourself
a respectable woman
with a little property well
i mean it
gets to rainy day
that's the kind of thing
for you
you think about it sydney
mary
driver you're such a
sensitive and poetical spirit
the soul of romance
i have loved you
since i first saw you
your voice
i have never heard a sound
so sweet
so dear to me
your faith
so tender
so beautiful
if ever
there was love in the world
i love you
who's barren is it father
oh we'll soon find our son
i hope it's a young one for you
you mean by that
nothing now don't you nothing me
only what i heard you say
well peace good luck is a young
but your tongue young jerry
never mind hearing me
you feel some of me spy
spy hey
you're losing the coffin spy
the old bailey named bars
john bars
i know him
at the cool twin
we saw him my son
what should have been
only a word
well
made yang and mr john barrack
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bye
bye bye bye bye bye
you can't do that this is just
all an occasion
what's the bearing place
to pancreas in the field
not the worst of them
are you flopping again
praying against me
praying for you jerry
not against you
against my prosperity
you went to see the surgeon
today didn't you
how do you know that
young jerry talia
i am an honest tradesman
did you tell the boy that
no
of course you didn't
you're a nice
wife mother you aren't you
please don't go out tonight
don't tell me jerry
please it's wrong
oh wrong is it
to make an honest living
you shouldn't do it it's wicked
don't tell me
jerry jerry you mustn't
honor and obey
i try to be a good wife
you a good wife
and you won't let
me alone in my
trade honor and obey
you hadn't taken to this
dreadful business sense
where's your
sense of beauty woman
to me and to my partner
it brings in
and joined the meat down
at this
business
that you called dreadful
it feeds you and young jerry
don't it
don't go out tonight
please
ah can i go with you father
are you listening again
where are you going
i'm going fishing
and you're going back to bed
where you belong
or you'll feel me
yes father
how much does he know
he asked me tonight
if he could be
a resurrection man
when he's grown up
jerry
you mustn't do it
seems to me that
boy will be a blessing
make up for his mother
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who took mr john basset out
if he was ever put in
do you have business in paris mr
bar i'm expecting to find
employment with your government
i have certain skills to offer
i like to make myself useful
if you're late today
mr sydney carton
how'd you do this minute
but i don't need to ask
i can see you very well
i'm afraid the same
can't be said of you mr carton
the life i lead is not
conducive to health
then why not change it
dozens of people
i don't want dozens of people
who are not a tool worthy of my
lady bird
coming here to see her
i am much put out
do
dozens come to see her ms press
hundreds indeed
for gracious sakes say something
else besides indeed
or you'll fidget me to death
really then better
but bad enough
who are these hundreds mr ross
mr carton
mr donny
i have lived with the darling
or the darling
has lived with me
and paid me for it
but she should never have done
if
i could have afforded to keep
either of us
since she was ten years old
it's really very hard
all sorts of
people
were not in the least
worthy of lady birder
forever
turning up
crowds multitudes of people
wanting to take our affections
away from me
demi
you started it
i
didn't you
who brought her father to life
oh if that was beginning it
it wasn't ending it was it
not that i have
any fault to find with dr
manette
except he is not worthy to have
such a daughter
which is no imputation on him
for how could anybody be
it's really very hard
there i've said it
how do you do by the way
and pretty well thank you
i was the only one to see him
when he came
hiding under the carriage
i was working over the hilltop
i could have
shouted to warn the marquis
but i wouldn't you did well
after he killed the marquis
it took them
nearly a whole year to find him
no one gave him away
it was well done
now
they say he'll hang there
till he rots
to poison the fountain
will they do that
if nothing to them
they kept him in an iron cage
less than nothing
is she safe
jack is our new friend
he's proved himself
he'll say nothing
unless he wants to hang
from a fellows
just as high as gaspar
i brought jack to paris
to see the fine world
on sunday
you'll see the king and queen
and the cult
i promise my friend
feed in
and your register
is it a good
sign that he wants to see
the nobility on show
if you want a dog to kill rats
you show him one don't you
father
can you tell me this last time
that you feel quite certain
that my master charles
will not interpose between us
i know it but to you
in your heart
do you feel quite certain yes
quite sure
more than that
my few joys far brighter now
don't you see that
don't you know how anxious
i have been
that your life
should not be wasted
yes wasted
for my sake
you have been so unselfish
how could i be happy
if your happiness
was incomplete
if i had never seen charles
i would have been quite happy
with you father
but you did see him
and if it hadn't been charles
it would have been another
and if there were no other
i would
have been the cause of that
how could i be happy then
so
i've only
called out of the volume
do you think you are
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the englishman
the one
the new spy
from the police told us
about he's here
good day my friend
i hope it all goes well with you
i would like a glass of very
old cognac
and another
of fresh cool water
bad business about progress
power
the neighborhood much
angered by the execution
would you not say jack
that is not my name
as all as we have
as fresh as we have
isn't everyone here called jack
all friends together
i hear jack on all sides down
there's the touches my name
you seem to know the quarter
better than i do
of course
i have the honor of
cherishing
some interesting associations
with your name
we haven't met before
not exactly it
but we do have mutual friends
the doctor manette
and his daughter
you looked after them here
i've known them in london
oh yes
the good doctor
and the pretty miss manette
did you know
she's getting married
not to an englishman
he'll be astonished
when i tell you
the strangest coincidence
the man gaspard killed
there's a nephew
he's marrying lucy manette
of course
he doesn't call himself
every month in england
but he is the president marquis
what does he call himself
charles darney
quite like his mother's name
poor gaspard
poor jack
if it comes in our lifetime
and we see a triumph
i hope for her sake
destiny will keep her husband
at a fence
her husband's destiny will
take him
where he is to go
it will lead him
to his end
that is all i know
if it
had been
possible for you to return
my love
don't be afraid to hear me
i know what i am to
drunken
wasted i've always
thought you could be much
worthier of yourself mr carton
too late for that
i can never change
will you hear what i have to say
if it will help you
if you had returned my love
i would have been conscious
every hour of every day
in spite of my own happiness
and i could
only bring you misery
blight your life
thankful that cannot be
but i want you to know that
you've been the last
dream of my soul
since knowing you i've had
ideas of
a new beginning
a dream
all a dream
that ends in nothing
and leaves me
where i was
but i want you to know
you inspired
it
if i made you more unhappy
don't think that
i would reproach myself
for that
you would have reclaimed me if
anyone could
you still have a life
my life is what magic
but for what is left of it
let me carry the memory that i
open my heart to you
to you alone and all the world
will you promise that what i say
will be shared with no one
yes i promise
i'll never speak of this again
at the are of my death
i shall hold sacred the one
good remembrance
she'll thank
him bless you for it
that my last evil
and myself was made to you
and that my name
and all my failings and faults
gently carried in your heart
made otherwise
be light and happy
in an hour to who
bottle or two you
won't think they're worth tears
remember
for you
i will do anything
i will make any sacrifice
soon
you'll have new ties
to gladden you
her husband
children
remember
always that there is a man
who will give his life for you
or for anyone you love
you
ah mr dono sir
convert day to you
sir allow me sir
oh and allow me
to say congratulations
on what's to come tomorrow sir
might i wish you in the bride
the best of good fortune
and as much happiness
as me and mrs grant have
enjoyed it
i can't say more hives to it
thank you jerry very kind of you
thank you sir
it's mine die
remember him
that was to be quartered
another one cheating with grave
any good if they're quartered
lucy has already
been assured of miss charles
but miss pross and i
being formal people of business
we wish to make
a formal declaration to you
regarding doctor minute
it is all in our minds
that since
he was brought here to safety
he has not spent a single day
without lucy's care
we want you to know
we are own peace of mind
that while you
and lucy are away
we undertake he shall receive
every conceivable potential
even telson's bank
will go to the wall
before the doctor
haven't you said mr lori
comparatively speaking
miss father
and when he joins you
in two weeks time
for the rest of your trip again
we undertake descent him
in the best health
and the happiest mind
thank you both
it is what i want to do here
you may take your affidavit
ŶŶ
mr darnay
join me
let me drink your health
indulge in mr done
you want me to carton sir
you think we could be friends
we already are i hope
good of you to say sir
even as a fashion of speech
but i don't mean it that way
how do you mean it
you remember
certain occasion
in this very place
when i was disagreeable
she was saying sufferable
about
being alike
and not alike
and liking you
and not liking you
you said you hated me hmm yes
and i wish you'd forget that
i forgot it long ago
fashion speak again
doesn't help me forget it
i like nothing more important
to remember
about you
you saved my life that day
once i did was
made a professional claptrap
and i know that
i cared
what became of you at the time
not at the time
whether or not
you rendered me a great service
render me one
if i can
well if you
and your wife
could endure having a
worthless
dissolute of such
indifferent reputation
coming
and going at all times
i'd
like you to let me visit you
as the mood takes me
an announced
and invited is a sort of
privileged person
in a few times a year
why not carton
think of me as some
useless piece of old furniture
tolerated for his long service
no need to take any
notice of me in the
corner there
i'm sure
i wouldn't abuse the privilege
don't think of it as a
privileged lucy
and i will welcome you
whenever you wish
of course we will cut him
gladly
thank you dandy
much obliged
i have looked at that moon
from my
prison window
when i couldn't bear her alight
when it has been such a torture
to me
to think of her shining
upon what i had lost
that i have beaten my head
against the walls of my cell
i've looked at that moon
in such an empty state of mind
that i could think of nothing
but how many
lines that
would draw across her
and how many down
it was twenty either way
i remember
and the
last one was hard to squeeze in
i looked at her
wondering
a thousand times
about the unborn
child that was taken away from
did it live
was it a son
would one day avenge his father
our son who might
believe his father
disappeared of his own
free will
abandon this family
or was it a daughter
would grow to be a woman
father
i am that child
oh yes
yes
was it for this
sweet little lucy
but i brought
you across the channel
such a baby then
lord bless me
little
i thought what i was doing
conferring
such a delightful obligation on
chaos
nonsense
you didn't mean to do it
how could you know
well quite miss poss
but don't cry
i'm not crying you are i
crying yes you were just now
i saw you do it really yeah
demi
i spoke to some
occasion that makes a man
speculate of all he has lost
to think there might have been
a missus laddie at any time
this past fifty years nearly
nonsense
you were
a bachelor in your cradle
before your cradle then
i was very
dreadfully dealt with
nonsense again
i'm so glad you're such friends
��
you are charles darney
today you become my
son in law
with my whole hearted blessing
what you have told me of
your true name and family
is of no account
except that
you wish me to know for
honesty's sake
i thank you for your confidence
to me you are charles darnay
you are the same
man you were
when i first met you
when you held lucy support me
on that crossing from france
you bars house darnay
and my daughter loves you
nothing more need
be known of you
take her chance
she is yours
thank you sir
i lucy
take thee charles
to my wedded husbands
i lucy
take thee charles to my wedded
husband
to have and to hold
from this day forward
to have
and to hold from this day
forward for better
for worse for better for worse
for richer
for poorer
for richer for poorer
in sickness
and in health
in sickness
and in health to love
cherish and to obey
love cherish and to obey
till death has depart
according
to god's holy ordinance
according to god's holy
ordinance
there too i give thee my truth
for as much
charles and luce
have consented together
in holy wedlock
and have declared the same
by giving
and receiving of a ring
and by joining of hands
i pronounce that there be man
and wife together
well it may work
let me have my work
perhaps he's sleeping
give me my work
don't talk to me
where are the shoes
the young lady will
the young lady will need
our walking shoes dr my mary
my dear friend
they
should have been finished long
ago
my friend
you know me
one hundred and five no foul
one hundred and five miles thou
i have noted
from terrible warnings in myself
that my reason
will not long remain unimpaired
but
i solemnly declare
that i am at this time
in the possession of my right
night
that my memories exam
and that i write the truth
how long did it last
nine days and nights
has
as lucy been told
we hoped you
would never need to know
that was very thoughtful
my dear manette
if you can bear to do alone it
how did this relapse come about
is the danger of another
how can we help you
it was quite unforeseen
such a strong
distressing revival of memory
and
as to the future
i have great hope
it's past
i am well now
your
shoemaking tools
you always keep them by you
don't they remind you
wouldn't it be better
to be rid of them
that would be very hard
the work relieved so much pain
to need those tools again
and not be able to find them
that would bring a sense of
terror
they are very old companions
but you don't need them now
your will again
doesn't keeping them
remind you with a fear
of needing them
give them up my friend
for your daughter's sake
hmm
patriots
yesterday
the chairman removed line
against us
we must not let them do it again
today the army
the true french army is with us
listen patriots
listen
the guns are ours
hear them
the soldiers fight with us
the army is ours
the mercy is falling
are you ready patriot where
have us see
the mercy
give it to
in gunny dead
i'm kennedy