A Tale of Two Cities
by Charles Dickens
Year
1867
Pages
420
Contents
Book the Third: CHAPTER V. The Wood-Sawyer
Summary
- -Manette tells Lucie of a window in the prison from which Darnay might see her
- -She stands in the area visible from the window, talking with a wood-sawyer who pretends his saw is a guillotine
- -A throng of people come down the street dancing the Carmagnole and Lucie is distressed
- -Manette comforts her and tells her Darnay will stand trial the following day