| The door of Dr. Manette’s room opened and the doctor came out with Charles Darnay. Dr. Manette hadn’t looked pale at all when they went into the room together, but now he looked so deathly pale that there was no trace of color in his face.He looked like when he had been released of his prison. |
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| Dr.Manette offers Lucie his arm and together they walk to the chariot. They arrive at a nearby church, and thus Lucie and Charles are happily married. Once the celebration is over, Lucie and Charles stand at the driveway and say their goodbyes. |
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| Take her Charles, she is yours! | |
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| Once they are alone, Mr.Lorry tells Miss. Pross to look over Dr.Manette, as he seems ill. Mr. Lorry leaves to go to the Tellson Bank, but once he comes back he sees Manette is a terrible state. |
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| Good God! What’s that! | |
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| Oh me! Oh me! All is lost! What will we tell Lucie? He doesn’t recognize me. And he’s making shoes! | |
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