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by Charles Dickens
About 84 pages (25,043 words)
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Book 3, Chapter 14 Summary

Madame Defarge has a secret meeting with accomplices. She is afraid that her husband will neither attack the Doctor nor his daughter. She is mostly concerned with Lucie and her daughter. She will use the testimony of the wood-sawyer to indicate that Lucie visited the prison with some plot in mind. Madame Defarge decides to visit Lucie to get her, in her anger and grieving, to speak against the Republic. Meanwhile, it is decided that Jerry and Miss Pross will leave separately from the Coach with Charles- in order to make the inspections faster. After Doctor, Lucy and.....

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