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The Three Cities Trilogy

BOOK V
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He could again see the child standing beside Madame Theodore in that bare, cold room whither her father would never more return.

It was thence that he had set out on a day of desperation with his stomach empty and his brain on fire, and it was here that he would end, between yonder beams, beneath yonder knife.
Massot, however, was still giving particulars.

The doctors, said he, were furious because they feared that the body would not be delivered to them immediately after the execution.

To this Guillaume did not listen.

He stood there with his elbows resting on the wooden barrier and his eyes fixed on the prison gate, which still remained shut.


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