morning s in of gallows post and a tale of two cities iron it walking between her and mr passed into the oh air a coach was called and the father u daughter departed in it mr ver had left them in the passages to hia way back to the room another person va had not joined the group or a word ml any one of them but who had been leaning against tl wall where its shadow was darkest bad silently si out the rest and bad looked on until the c drove away he now stepped up to where mr i and mr stood upon the pavement so mr men of business may speak to h now nobody had made any acknowledgment of mr c ton s part in the day s proceedings nobody had of it he wag and was none the better for in appearance if you knew what a conflict goes oa in the mind when the business mind is divided g natured impulse and business appearances you would t amused mr mr and said warmly bi mentioned that before sir we men of business v serve a house are not our own masters we have i think of t ie house more than of ourselves i know know rejoined mr careless don t be mr tou are as good as u other i have no doubt better z dare say and indeed sir pursued mr not him i really don t know what you have to do with tl matter if you ll excuse me aa very much your for saying so i really don t know that it is your a tale of two cities ill business bless you have no business said mr it is a pity you have not sir � i think so too if you had pursued mr perhaps you would attend to it lord love you no � i shouldn t said mr well sir cried mr thoroughly heated by his indifference business is a very good thing and a very respectable thing and sir if business its and its and mr as a young gentleman of generosity knows how te make allowance for that circumstance mr good night god bless you sir i hope you have been day preserved for a prosperous and happy life � chair there perhaps a little angry with himself as well as with tbe mr into the chair and was carried off to s who smelt of port wine and did not appear to be quite sober laughed then and turned to � this is a strange chance that throws you and me together this must be a strange night to you standing alone here with your on these street stones i hardly seem yet returned charles to belong to this world again i don t wonder at it it s not so long since you were pretty far advanced on your way to another you speak i begin to think i am faint then why the devil don t you dine i dined while those were which world a tale of two cities you should belong to � this or some other let me show you the nearest tavern to dine well at drawing his arm through his own he took him dawn to fleet street and so up a covered way into a tavern here they were shown into a little room where charles was soon his with a good plain dinner and good wine while sat opposite to him at the same table with his separate bottle of port before him and his fully half insolent manner upon him do you feel yet that you belong to this scheme again mr i am confused regarding time and place but i am so far mended as to feel that it must be an immense satisfaction he said it bitterly and filled up his glass again was a large one as to me the greatest desire i have is to forget that i belong to it it has no good in it for me � except wine like this � nor i for it so we are not alike in that particular indeed i begin to think we are not much alike in any particular you and l confused by the emotion of the day and feeling his being there with this double of coarse to be like a dream charles was at a loss how to answer finally answered not at all now your dinner is done presently said why don t you call a health mr why t you give your toast what health what toast why it s on the tip of your tongue it ought to be it must be i ll swear it s there miss then a tale of two cities miss then his companion full in the face while he drank the toast flung his glass over his shoulder against the wall where it shivered to pieces then rang the bell and ordered in another that d a fair young lady to hand to a coach in the mr he said filling his new a slight frown and a yes were the answer that s a fair young lady to be pitied by and wept � or by how does it feel is it worth being tried for life to be the object of such sympathy and compassion mr again answered not a word she was pleased to have your message when i gave it her not that she showed she was pleased but i suppose she was the allusion served as a to this disagreeable companion had of his own free will assisted him in the strait of the day he turned the dialogue to that point and thanked him for it i neither want any thanks nor merit any was the careless it was nothing to do in the first and i don t know why i did it in the second 