THE TALE OF TWO CITIES(Charles Dickens) - 33

  "This is for you," said the Marquis, and he threw Defarge another gold coin. "Drive on," he said to his driver.

  Just as the coach was leaving, a coin was thrown back in through the window. The Marquis looked angrily at the corner where Defarge had been standing. Defarge had gone. At the corner there now stood a large, dark-haired woman, knitting. She stared long and hard at the face of the Marquis, but he did not look at her, and drove on.

  Later that day, as the sun going down, the same coach stopped in a village near the Marquis's castle. Several villagers, in poor thin clothes, with thin hungry faces, were standing in the village square. The Marquis looked at their faces and the pointed to one of them.

 

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