Livre · A Tale of Two Cities
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Auteur: Charles Dickens
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"Stranger things than that will happen when it does come,"
answered madame. "I have them both here, of a certainty; and they
are both here for their merits; that is enough."
She rolled up her knitting when she had said those words, and
presently took the rose out of the handkerchief that was wound
about her head. Either Saint Antoine had an instinctive sense
that the objectionable decoration was gone, or Saint Antoine was
on the watch for its disappearance; howbeit, the Saint took
courage to lounge in, very shortly afterwards, and the wine-shop
recovered its habitual aspect.
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