In a conversation with Miss Pross, Mr. Lorry probes to find out Doctor Manette's conscious relationship to his former imprisonment but finds very little except that the mere mention of those times disturbs him- and he has not disclosed who was responsible for his misfortune, although he conceivably know. Lorry is happy to have found a kind of second home at Doctor Manette's and has learned to even appreciate the possessive Miss Pross. The chapter heading, "Hundreds of People." comes from a comment of Miss Pross to Mr. Lorry regarding the tremendous attraction commanded by her Lucie. Yet, it is only Darnay and Carton who visit. But when a great.....
This is a free excerpt of 114 words. This section contains 226 words. This
study guide contains 25,046 words (approx. 83 pages at 300
words per page).
Read the rest of this Literature Guide with our A Tale of Two Cities Access Pass.
