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What is the relationship between Miss Manette and the shoemaker
the shoemaker was her father
Jerry Cruncher went to the Old Bailey to deliver a message to whom
Jarvis Lorry
What was Madame Defarge always doing
knitting
Who was on trial for treason at the Old Bailey
Charles Darnay
What was Jerry's opinion of the message Recalled to life
What does Jerry Cruncher's son wonder while Jerry goes out on an errand
why his father's fingers are always rusty
How does the shoemaker identify himself when he is asked his name
one hundred and five north tower
What was the cause of the anger that Jerry Cruncher had toward his wife
Its since she had an affair with the farmer.
What character told Miss Manette that her father was still alive
Jarvis Lorry
Who owned the wine shop in A Tale of Two Cities
Mr.Defarge and his wife
Which character met with Mr Lorry at the hotel
Miss ManetteA+
Who was the lawyer that defended the man accused of treason in the Tale of Two Cities
Stryver
How do the author use the spilled wine in A Tale of Two Cities
the spilled wine foreshadows the nobles' blood that are going to be spilled.
What word is a similar definition of flourishing
it is sana
This reading passage a tale of two cities is an example of literacy tethis reading passage a tale of two cities is an example of literacy terms
third person A+
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