Another character in this novel declares that he wishes to be a "Resurrection-Man" after seeing his father digging up the coffin of Roger Cly.
Two business partners in this novel are contrasted as a lion and a jackal and as a "man of delicacy" and a "man of no delicacy." Another character in this novel declares that he wishes to be a "Resurrection-Man" after seeing his father digging up the coffin of Roger Cly. One character is drugged and removed from (*) prison thanks to another's blackmailing of John Barsad, whose sister Miss Pross goes deaf when a pistol goes off during a struggle, killing Madame Defarge. Although Dr. Manette tries to save his daughter Lucie's husband, a letter he wrote from the Bastille condemns Charles Darnay to die for treason. For 10 points, Sydney Carton gives his life instead in what Dickens novel that takes place in Paris and London?
Two business partners in this novel are contrasted as a lion and a jackal and as a "man of delicacy" and a "man of no delicacy.
A {Tale of Two Cities}