Mr. Lorry, who has been monitoring Doctor Manette after his relapse, sees that the Doctor seems much better after a nine-day interval. By asking him for a disguised diagnosis of the Doctor's own condition, Lorry is able to extract some of the causes of the Doctor's malady and to be able to decide if there is any action he can take that will serve the Doctor's mental health. In the end, it is decided to destroy the shoemaking bench and implements that the Doctor has taken him with from prison......
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