Libro · A Tale of Two Cities
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Autor: Charles Dickens
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There were in the cell, a chair, a table, and a straw mattress.
As the gaoler made a general inspection of these objects, and of
the four walls, before going out, a wandering fancy wandered
through the mind of the prisoner leaning against the wall
opposite to him, that this gaoler was so unwholesomely bloated,
both in face and person, as to look like a man who had been
drowned and filled with water. When the gaoler was gone, he
thought in the same wandering way, "Now am I left, as if I were
dead." Stopping then, to look down at the mattress, he turned
from it with a sick feeling, and thought, "And here in these
crawling creatures is the first condition of the body after
death."
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