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A Tale of Two CitiesCHAPTER III.The Shadow

One of the first considerations which arose in the business mind of Mr. Lorry when business hours came round, was this:—that he had no right to imperil Tellson’s by sheltering the wife of an emigrant ……

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Book the First—Recalled to Life

CHAPTER I.The Period
CHAPTER II.The Mail
CHAPTER III.The Night Shadows
CHAPTER IV.The Preparation
CHAPTER V.The Wine-shop
CHAPTER VI.The Shoemaker

Book the Second—the Golden Thread

CHAPTER I.Five Years Later
CHAPTER II.A Sight
CHAPTER III.A Disappointment
CHAPTER IV.Congratulatory
CHAPTER V.The Jackal
CHAPTER VI.Hundreds of People
CHAPTER VII.Monseigneur in Town
CHAPTER VIII.Monseigneur in the Country
CHAPTER IX.The Gorgon’s Head
CHAPTER X.Two Promises
CHAPTER XI.A Companion Picture
CHAPTER XII.The Fellow of Delicacy
CHAPTER XIII.The Fellow of No Delicacy
CHAPTER XIV.The Honest Tradesman
CHAPTER XV.Knitting
CHAPTER XVI.Still Knitting
CHAPTER XVII.One Night
CHAPTER XVIII.Nine Days
CHAPTER XIX.An Opinion
CHAPTER XX.A Plea
CHAPTER XXI.Echoing Footsteps
CHAPTER XXII.The Sea Still Rises
CHAPTER XXIII.Fire Rises
CHAPTER XXIV.Drawn to the Loadstone Rock

Book the Third—the Track of a Storm

CHAPTER I.In Secret
CHAPTER II.The Grindstone
CHAPTER III.The Shadow
CHAPTER IV.Calm in Storm
CHAPTER V.The Wood-Sawyer
CHAPTER VI.Triumph
CHAPTER VII.A Knock at the Door
CHAPTER VIII.A Hand at Cards
CHAPTER IX.The Game Made
CHAPTER X.The Substance of the Shadow
CHAPTER XI.Dusk
CHAPTER XII.Darkness
CHAPTER XIII.Fifty-two
CHAPTER XIV.The Knitting Done
CHAPTER XV.The Footsteps Die Out For Ever

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