Livro · A Tale of Two Cities
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Autor: Charles Dickens
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"Nothing human could have held life in the boy but his
determination to tell all his wrong. He forced back the gathering
shadows of death, as he forced his clenched right hand to remain
clenched, and to cover his wound.
"'Then, with that man's permission and even with his aid, his
brother took her away; in spite of what I know she must have told
his brother--and what that is, will not be long unknown to you,
Doctor, if it is now--his brother took her away--for his pleasure
and diversion, for a little while. I saw her pass me on the road.
When I took the tidings home, our father's heart burst; he never
spoke one of the words that filled it. I took my young sister
(for I have another) to a place beyond the reach of this man, and
where, at least, she will never be his vassal. Then, I tracked
the brother here, and last night climbed in--a common dog, but
sword in hand.--Where is the loft window? It was somewhere here?'
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