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Only this, Miss Manette. Let me remember that I spoke to you of the feelings of my heart, and that you were kind and gentle towards me.

When the spy had gone, he said to his wife, 'Can it be true? If it is, I hope that Miss Manette keeps her husband away from France.

For a moment Dr Manette turned his head away, and his eyes were full of fear, and pain. Then he looked back at Darnay, and tried to smile.

Miss Manette, 'he said. 'I have a strange story to tell you, about one of the customers of Tellson's Bank. That's where I work. '

Dr Manette seemed to become stronger as he lived through these terrible days, doing everything he could to save his daughter's husband.

Defarge was pleased AT their arrival. Before, he had been a servant to Dr Manette.

Dr. Manette had been mentally disturbed by his long years alone in prison and his hair had turned white.

doctor manette received such patients here as his old reputation , and its revival in the floating whispers of his story , brought him.

They had come from England , having heard the strange news that Dr Manette , Lucie's father , was alive and was living in Paris .

You took care of Dr Manette when he came out of the Bastille. '

It would have been difficult by a far brighter light, to recognize in Doctor Manette, intellectual of face and upright of bearing .

You were told that your father had died. But think, Miss Manette. Perhaps your father wasn't dead. Perhaps he was in prison.

now , take this paper that doctor manette has carried about him.

'Yes, I married a Frenchwoman. The daughter of Dr Manette, a prisoner of the Bastille and a well-known friend of all good citizens! '

'Now, Miss Manette, did you see him show them any papers, or anything that looked like a list? '

But one day in the summer he came to Dr Manette's home in London.

The letter had been written by dry Manette and had been hidden behind a stone in the little room where he was kept a prisoner.

Her father, Dr Manette had disappeared a short time before his wife's death.

The next day he left Paris with Lucie and Dr Manette.

As Darnay walked in front of the judges, he tried to remember the careful advice that Dr Manette had given him.

Dr Manette had been put in prison so that he would keep silent over this matter.

Dr Manette realized that the sister must have been very badly treated.

Mr Lorry moved closer to the old man. 'Dr Manette, don't you remember me, Jarvis Lorry? ' he asked gently.

One day an English man and an English woman, Lucie Manette, called at the wine shop.

When she was still a baby, her father , Dr Manette , disappeared. But nobody knew what had happened to him.

As they stood there talking, a strange expression came over Dr Manette's face.

You made mention of the young lady as a golden-haired doll. The young lady is Miss Manette.

like monsieur manette , your father , the gentleman was of beauvais.

Yes. Dear Dr Manette , I love your daughter dearly. If there was ever love in the world, I love Lucie .

The others followed in a second coach and soon, in a nearby church, Lucie Manette and Charles Darnay were marrined.

like monsieur manette , your father , the gentleman was of repute in paris.

Manette, for your life, don't touch the blind ! '

Dr Manette no longer looked like the man in the room above Defarge's wine-shop five years ago.

Lucie was never told, and in the quiet and happy years that followed her marriage, Dr Manette remained strong in mind and body.

Lucie Manette's mother had died when she was a baby.

Dr Manette had been put in prison for no, good reason .

Miss Manette has married the nephew of the Marquis that Gaspard killed.

When Lucie heard the news, she came to Paris and brought Dr Manette back to England.

But that night, when Dr Manette, Charles and Lucie were sitting together, they heard a loud knock at the door.

Dr. Manette was imprisoned through a lettre de cachet.

He had loved Lucie Manette from the time when his life was in danger in the Old Bailey.

'About twenty years ago, Miss Manette, a French doctor married an English lady.

The following account was written by Alexandre Manette, a French doctor.

'Yes, that's true, Miss Manette. Many years ago I brought you from France to England, and Tellson's Bank has taken care of you since then.

About eighteen years beofe the story opens, Doctor Manette, aprominent young physician of Paris, HAD suddenly disappeared.

This is Dr Manette; this helpless old man, whispering crazily to himself.

'You are right, ' said Defarge. 'And there are many other reasons why Dr Manette should leave France now. '

Lorry said: 'You come from Doctor Manette?

No, Miss Manette, it is too late. My bad habits will never change now.

Sydney Carlton's deep love with Lucy Manette was moving people to tears, his lofty personality shocked many people.

doctor manette received him kindly , and so did lucie.

They went upstairs, to the room where Dr Manette had sat making shoes.

'Can it be true? Is it possible that my father is still alive? ' Lucie Manette stared at Mr Lorry.

'Have you heard much from Dr Manette and his daughter? They're in England now. '

It was dark when Darnay left Dr Manette, and it was some time later when Lucie and Miss Pross came home .

Are you the man who married the daughter of Dr Manette?

On the morning of his wedding to Lucie he had told Dr Manette,

'My name is Defarge. I come from Dr Manette;