Boek · A Tale of Two Cities
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Auteur: Charles Dickens
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"My father! Even to hear that you had such thoughts of a daughter
who never existed, strikes to my heart as if I had been that
child."
"You, Lucie? It is out of the Consolation and restoration you
have brought to me, that these remembrances arise, and pass
between us and the moon on this last night.--What did I say just
now?"
"She knew nothing of you. She cared nothing for you."
"So! But on other moonlight nights, when the sadness and the
silence have touched me in a different way--have affected me with
something as like a sorrowful sense of peace, as any emotion that
had pain for its foundations could--I have imagined her as coming
to me in my cell, and leading me out into the freedom beyond the
fortress. I have seen her image in the moonlight often, as I now
see you; except that I never held her in my arms; it stood
between the little grated window and the door. But, you
understand that that was not the child I am speaking of?"
"The figure was not; the--the--image; the fancy?"
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