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Yazar: Charles Dickens

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They turned into the wine-shop, which was closed (for it was
midnight), and where Madame Defarge immediately took her post at
her desk, counted the small moneys that had been taken during her
absence, examined the stock, went through the entries in the
book, made other entries of her own, checked the serving man in
every possible way, and finally dismissed him to bed. Then she
turned out the contents of the bowl of money for the second time,
and began knotting them up in her handkerchief, in a chain of
separate knots, for safe keeping through the night. All this
while, Defarge, with his pipe in his mouth, walked up and down,
complacently admiring, but never interfering; in which condition,
indeed, as to the business and his domestic affairs, he walked up
and down through life.

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