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What explanation does Dr manette's letter provide for the actions and vengefulness of madame defarge?
Mam can u explain this question...

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Q 1:How must Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher perform the household shopping? Why? Q 2:What foreshadowing of Charles' arrest does Dickens initially provide ? Q 3:How did Miss Pross always get bargains when shopping despite her total lack of French?What is her attitude towards the French language?

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Q 1:How must Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher perform the household shopping? Why? Q 2:What foreshadowing of Charles' arrest does Dickens initially provide ? Q 3:How did Miss Pross always get bargains when shopping despite her total lack of French?What is her attitude towards the French language?

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a tale of two cities
my understanding of the chapter
the family was enjoying
miss Pross and Jerry went for shopping. lucie is afraid. there is at knock at door and people wearing red CAPS  came to take darnay.

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1. Why does the attitude of the crowd of the courtroom to Charles dramatically change?

2. Who are Charles' principal witnesses?

3. What does their testimony substantiate?

4. As a discerning reader, why do you find Charles' exoneration unsatisfying?

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What is this chapter about?
Charles Darnay is on a list of twenty-three people to be tried the following day. The next morning, he is called to the Tribunal, where it seems that criminals are trying
honest men. Darnay offers an articulate and well-planned defense of himself. The Defarges are sitting in the front row. Darnay is charged with being an emigrant, and
the public cries to take off his head. The fact that he renounced his aristocratic title
has no bearing. When he reveals that he is married to Lucie, Doctor Manette's daughter, the crowd calls out in his favor. Gabelle testifies on his behalf, as does Doctor Manette, and; therefore, Darnay is acquitted, and the crowd greets him with
rapture.

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Questions Book III, Chapter 5: "The Wood-Sawyer"

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Questions Book III, Chapter 5: "The Wood-Sawyer"

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Answer the following questions in your literature notebooks.

What is coincidental about the wood-sawyer who lives in the vicinity of La Force?

What is the Carmagnole?

Who is in secret conference with Mr. Lorry?

What is ominous in the wood-sawyer's personifying himself as "the Samson of the firewood guillotine"? (p. 306)?

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Book the Third Chapter IV: Calm in Storm (Pg. 382- 389)

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Book the Third Chapter IV: Calm in Storm (Pg. 382- 389)

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1. Justify or attack Dickens' treatment of Dr. Manette's character in this chapter.

2. What is the slogan of this new republic?
Ans. “One and Indivisible, with Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, or Death.”

3. Explain: "La Guillotine . . . was the sign of regeneration of the human. It superseded the cross" AND "The name of the functionary . . . very day"

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Book 3, chapter 3
Teacher's exposition
What is this chapter about?

Mr. Lorry worries that he is endangering Tellson's Bank by housing the wife of an emigrant prisoner, Lucie, in their lodgings. After shrewdly deciding not to ask Defarge for advice for fear that he might be wrapped up in the revolution, he finds Lucie, her daughter, the Doctor, and Miss Pross a suitable apartment near his own. Jerry Cruncher, whom Mr. Lorry brought with him as a bodyguard, now guards their house. Mr. Lorry returns to his own lodgings, where he is visited by Monsieur Defarge with a message from Doctor Manette, who says that Darnay is safe, but that neither of them can leave prison yet.

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What is coincidental about the wood-sawyer who lives in the vicinity of La Force?
What is the Charlemagne?
ANS:it is a dance which ravoluntries does  it is graceful terrible.
Who is in secret conference with Mr. Lorry?
ans: I THINK STRYER because he was in England and came here to help Dr realse Darnay.

What is ominous in the wood-sawyer's personifying himself as "the Samson of the firewood guillotine"
ans: it is a foreshadowing in which it says that lucie and her family is in trouble.

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question 1 ans:the attitude changed because she wanted to gain their confidence
.question 2 ans:lorry think lucie child is unsafe from Madane Defarge.
.question 3 ans:the true reason is she want to kill Darnay family.

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Book the Third Chapter IV: Calm in Storm (Pg. 382- 389)

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Book the Third Chapter IV: Calm in Storm (Pg. 382- 389)