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| To be put on the list and destroyed. Even if my wife took on the job of keeping the list only in her memory, she wouldn’t forget a word of it! She has knitted it herself in her own code. You can trust Madame Defarge. It would be easier for the weakest coward to take his own life than it would be to erase one letter of his name or crimes from that list. | |
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| So will you take responsibility for the repairer of roads? Isn't he dangerous? | |
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| He wants to see the world of the upper classes: the king, the queen, and the court. Let him see them on Sunday. Show a cat just a little bit of milk if you want it to thirst for it. Show a dog his natural prey if you want it to hunt it one day. This is my plan. | |
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| The repairer of roads cries and cheers at the sight of royalty. His enthusiasm pleases the Degarfe's, since he fits into their plan perfectly. |
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| You are the man we want, you make these fools think that this will all go on forever. That makes them more disrespectful and will end this all that much sooner. Your naiveness is key to the revolution. | |
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