Charles Darnay is treated to congratulations by Doctor Manette, Lucie, and Mr. Lorry and Mr. Stryver after the trial. Darnay thanks Stryver vigorously for his help. Darnay and Carton dine together. It is clear that Carton, who is a strong drinker, does not like Darnay and makes him uncomfortable. Carton prompts Darnay to toast his pleasure, which, of course, is Lucie Manette. Darnay pays the bill. It seems as though,.....
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