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ATALE OF TWO CITIES TRAVEL SERVICE

Adapted by LEBBEUS MITCHELI

SYNOPB18-Jarvis

'Lorry' of Tellson's Bank, Londen, meets Lucio Manette in Dover one sum- Ter day in VORD to notify her mer day in 1783 to notify her that her father, Dr.“Afanette, long supposed

dead,

aus boon di80072" ared in the Bastille (r after eighteen years of imprison- ment, and is being cared for by cin old servant, Defargo, at his wine shop in Paris, Lorry greca to accompany Lucie to Paris.

THE MARQUIS DRIVES EAST

CHAPTER 11.

Parte

Kobe hima Hozołula |

Leave Leave

E/Canada April 8 April 8

|April 8|April 10 April 17 | April 22 E/Rasis April 17 April 19 April 21 April 23 April 25|||| May 194 G/Japan May

May 1 May

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Juzo Jane K/Canada | May 29 May 81}

3 June June 12 June 17 Madame Defarge cant a glanco E/Rumia June 12 June 14 June 16 June 18 June 20❘..

June 20 at the approaching strangers and

rapidly completed what the E/Japan |June 20 June 28

July 14 saying a sans culotte: "Impria K/Astə July |10|July 12{July

oned eighteen years in the Bastille July 27the sight of him, the injustice of E/Canada] July 24 July (26)

Aug. 12 it would burn into the souls of all

of the same of Jaques." E/Russia ? Aug,

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"It is extraordinary

PICTURE

[mode. I never saw the mode. Iellously, uzmoved by the death of

did it from a drawing,"

the child. "And what is the maker's namo?" asked his visitor

to me that Dr.-Monette, after staring into you people cannot take care of your- space a moment, came back to the solves and your children. How do present with a jerk. “You nak me you know what injury you might do my name 105 North Tower."

to my horses?". Ho re-entered his "Dr. Manetto, do you remember carriage and spoke to the driver. mo? An old friend from

"Drive. en-faster. An Tellson's

irritating banic!

episode."

The cobbler dropped the shoe to tho floor, looked up, a puzzled frown on his brow. He soon gave up try- ing to think, and picked up the As ho straightened he saw and he A woman's skirt at his sido and looked up Into Lucie's face. His breath came quickly as though he to remember some.

were stride him.

thing. The

an ble hand through for hair. "It he asked, and |ran his

is the same hair, How can it be When was it? How was it? It is the same but she is dead!"

ict

my

my mother is dead, but. .I I am...Can't you feel who I

"Sho laid ber head upON shoulder,

you know. When I was brought Into the North Tower they found a hair like this upon my alcove. How was this? Was it

"The Marquis of Evremonde drives fast," said Defarge..

"We'll drive him fast to Ais tomb," responded his wife

a

As the Marquis of Exremonde got out of his carriago before his chateau he found his nephew, Charles Darnaý

good-looking, handsomely-costumed young man past the middle twenties, into a cabriolet at the stops. His overseeing the loading of his baggage nephew's tutor, M. Gabelle, arranging the boxes and trunka in the vehicle,

WAL

"Ah, my dear nephew, what goos forward here?" asked the Marquis, stepping out of his carriage,

"I'm leaving. I'm going to Lon- don," responded his nephew.

the my

"Really, Gabelle," observed Marquis, "whan you were nephew's tutor you shouldn't have encouraged him to be petulant."

This time, uncle, I'm going," said Charles in quiet determination.

"Do you find me thon RO un- bearable?"

The sho stuck a red rose in hor hair. It was an understood warn ing. Tho dozen persons in the wine- shop scattered, some leaving, as though going about their 7

affairs, for the Defarge shop was personal a meeting place of the "Jacqueria" at

that organisation in

am Lucle, her daughter. Your the early stages of the French revolution

daughter.

Dr. Manette looked at the girl each member of which was custo- uncertainly, and Mr. Lorry spoke marily addressed as Jacques.

quietly to Defarge: "Is ho fit for a Lucio Manelte proceded Lorry Journey to England, do you think?" into the wine shop and went di

"Get him out of France for his rectly to the shop-keeper's wifesake, and for the sake of the Jac- "Madame Defarge" sho quietly.

asked quorio which rescued him."

"What is this Jnequerie

One day you

know all the world will know,"

Lucie helped the still puzzled Dr.The young man hotly. Manette to his feet. "You are cam- ing with mo, father." She tugged at his arm. He broke loose and went to the wall and began feeling over the bricks.

I am Madame Defarge." Recalled to lite

"Yes, yes," responded Madame Defarge loudly, we have some very fine old wine upstairs. Defarge will show you."

"You have made the name of Evremonde the most detested in all France. I can no longer endura your cruelty to the peasants," said

"I very much fear, Charles, you are a victim of that new sickness which labels itself humanitarianism." "You have no pity for those who suffer."

Ал the visitors followed the wine seller upstairs, Madame Defarge re- moved the rose from her hair. Her "But where in the place--the brick husband dropped his formal manner was here, near the bench. It is gone! when he reached a passageway on The brick was here, near the bench.. "Pity!-a dincased variety of sen-, the second floor, dropped deferen- It is gone it's all different. Were tinentality. We slaughter the swine tially to his knees and kissed | is it? I must have it."

and eat their flesh. Do you pity the Lucie's hand.

Changed, mam'selle? Changed!"

exclaimed Defarge, producing key and inserting it in the lock of a rickety door.

sald

must

"Something he has written," ex-swine?" "You were too young to ranem-plained Defarge. "He's always talk-

The peasants are not swinel" ber me. I was his servant."

Ing of it. Something he left in his afraid, Gabelle, you have taught my

That's where we differ. I дл "Where is he? Is he greatly cell in the Bastille changed?"

Father

dear, we shall find it," nephew to take this new philosophy take these new piilosophers lightly, now-home"Youre coming with me of equality noriously. One

Something of affection, of autho-nerely as exercise for the mind." rity in her, young, voice", persuaded

"Most of our lands are stolen," him that he could trust her belleve continued Charles Darnay, "I in-

tond what she said.

to seo then returned to the to whom they rightfully "Home..." he said, eagerly, ex-

peasants belong." them leave the wine shop, got into stars you are related to me, or you pactantly as she drew him from the

"Really, Charles," said the Mar- room. Madamo Defarge watched

quie

amiably, "you may thank your might find yourself in the Bastille."

Charles cut him short "My dear uncle, I'm not frightened of anything

it

A fu-

"You lock him in? Why?" "He's lived so long that way, that an open door would

"IS "All things are possible in France

possible!"

cried Mr. Lorry, to-day," responded Defarge in rious n

voice. "Just as all things will Hessible later"

the door and Lucie oponed advanced a stop, then stopped ab- ruptly. Before her in the shabby, grimy roam sat an old man stoop

bo

ing forward bually engaged in mak- Ing a pair of shore.

"Don't go to him yet," whispered Beforge to Lucie, and gestured to Mr. Larry to follow him. "Stal hard at work?" he asked the maker of shoes.

"Yes, I'm working.

These shoes must be done." The old man looked up as Jarvis Lorry stopped at his Bide.

is oyes were very bright, His face thin and hollow, his hair quite white.

carriago.

"No one saw a conch leave here,"

11

she said to those in the shop. You understand. Eighteen years in a cell, without even a trial...

geance."

you can do."

you

not sure it wouldn't be the

"The aristo who put him there you know him?" asked a wild-eyed patriotic thing to imprison you haggard,, unkempt woman of middle Charies, in spite of the pain it would cause me personally. But since you age who was known as "La Yen.

are determined to go, go you must. "Is his name on your re- A pleasant journey, Mr. Darnay. L ginter 7

He has a place of honour, the England; let me know."

should run into difficulties in Marquis of Evremendo," answered

The Marquis went up the steps Madame Defarge, pointing signifi-Into the chateau, and the frightened had knitted into the shawl in her lap, with Charlos. cantly to one of the crests which she Gabelle pleaded to be taken along those guy from the street caused A coach with the Evremonde crest

in the

can't take you now, but some wine shop to hurry out. day we'll be together."

In the chateau, the Marquls-ad-

An

You have a visitor, you Ben" on its door, had just run down the dressed Moreau, his factotum: "On said Defarge, but Dr. Manette had with fright, was, saying to the lordly Moreau? You think It can be dono son of Gaspard. A valot, quivering the boat to England, you pay, resumed his work, "A visitor," re-occupant of the coach: "The child is on the boat t peated Defarge. "Show your work dead." to Monsieur."

HIN mastor descended from the he lands."

"Darnay will be arrested the day Obediently Dr. Manette handed a carriage into the group of grim- shoe to Lorry. "It is a young lady's visaged

You are Ingenious. I like your townspeople, omincualy plan. Proceed with it" walking shoe. It is in the present silent. He addressed the crowd super

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