he certainly did look rather like how the virtuous sen ant was his friend and partner and was worthy to be how the watchful eyes of those and false had rested on the prisoner as a a tale of two tim because some family in france he being of french did require his making those the � though what those were for others who were near and dear to bim forbade him even for bis life to how the evidence that had been and from the young lady whose anguish in giving it they bad witnessed to nothing the mere little innocent and likely to pass between any young gentleman and young lady so thrown together � with exception of that reference to george washington was altogether too extravagant and impossible to be regarded in any other light than as a monstrous joke how it would be a weakness in the to break in this attempt to practise for popularity on he lowest national and fears and therefore mr attorney general had made the most of it how nevertheless it rested upon nothing save that vile and infamous of evidence too often such cases and of which the state trials of this country were full bo there my lord interposed with as grave a face as if it had not been true saying that he could not upon bench and suffer those allusions mr then called his few witnesses and mr had next to attend while mr attorney general turned the whole suit of clothes mr had on the jury inside out showing how and were even a hundred times better than he bad thought them and the prisoner a hundred times worse lastly came my lord himself turning the suit of clothes now inside out now in but on the whole decidedly and them into grave clothes for tha prisoner a tale of two cities and now the turned to consider and great flies again mr who had so long sat looking at the ceiling of court changed neither place nor his attitude even in this excitement his learned mr his papers before him whispered with who sat near and from time to lime glanced anxiously at the jury while all the spectators moved more or less and themselves anew while even my himself arose from his seat and slowly paced up � nd down bis platform not by a suspicion in of the audience that his state was feverish ine man sat leaning back with torn gown half c his wig put on just as it bad happened to light on his head after its removal his hands in hia pockets and his eyes on the ceiling as they had been all day something especially reckless in his not only gave him a di look but so diminished the strong resemblance be undoubtedly bore to the prisoner which his momentary earnestness when they were compared together had strengthened that many of the look on taking note of him now said to one another they would hardly have thought the two were so alike mr made the observation to his next neighbor and added i d hold half a guinea that he don t get no law work to do don t look like the sort of one to get any do be yet this mr took in more of the details of the scene than he appeared to take in for now when s bead dropped upon her father s breast he is the first to see it and to say audibly officer k that young lady help the gentleman to take her out jn t you see she will fall a tale of two cities there was much for her as she was removed and much with her father it liad a great distress to him to have the of his recalled tie had strong when be was and that or brooding look which made him old had been him like a heavy cloud ever since as he passed out the jury who had turned back and paused a ma spoke through their they were not agreed and wished to retire my perhaps with george washington on his mind some surprise that they were not agreed but pleasure that they should retire under and ward and retired himself the trial had lasted all day and the lamps in the court were now being lighted it began to be that the jury would be out a long while the spectators dropped off lo get and the prisoner withdrew to the back of the and sat down mr who had gone oat when the young my and her went out now reappeared and � ed to who in the could easily get near him if you wish to take something to eat you can but keep in the way you will be sure to hear when the jury come in don t be a moment behind them for i want j ou to lake the verdict back to the bank you are the messenger i know and will get to temple bar long before i can had just enough forehead to and he it in acknowledgment of this and a shilling mr came up at the moment touched mr on the arm a tale of two cities how is tlie young lady ia greatly distressed but her father is comforting and she feels the better for being out of court i ll tell the prisoner so it won t do for a respectable bank like you to be speaking to him you know mr as if he were conscious of having the point in bis mind and mr made hia way to the outside of he bar the way out of court lay in that and followed him all eyes � and mr i the prisoner came forward directly you naturally be anxious to hear of the witness she will do very well tou have seen e worst of 