图书 · A Tale of Two Cities
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作者: Charles Dickens
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The officiating undertakers made some protest against these
changes in the ceremonies; but, the river being alarmingly near,
and several voices remarking on the efficacy of cold immersion in
bringing refractory members of the profession to reason, the
protest was faint and brief. The remodelled procession started,
with a chimney-sweep driving the hearse--advised by the regular
driver, who was perched beside him, under close inspection, for
the purpose--and with a pieman, also attended by his cabinet
minister, driving the mourning coach. A bear-leader, a popular
street character of the time, was impressed as an additional
ornament, before the cavalcade had gone far down the Strand; and
his bear, who was black and very mangy, gave quite an Undertaking
air to that part of the procession in which he walked.
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