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The Three Cities Trilogy

PART I
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He no longer sought the simple, perfect faith of the little child, but the superior faith of the intellectual man, raising himself above rites and symbols, working for the greatest happiness of humanity as based on its need of certainty.

His temples throbbed responsive to his heart.

What would be the answer of Rome?
The sunlight had increased and the higher districts now stood out more vigorously against the fiery background.

Far away the hills became gilded and empurpled, whilst the nearer house-fronts grew very distinct and bright with their thousands of windows sharply outlined.

However, some morning haze still hovered around; light veils seemed to rise from the lower streets, blurring the summits for a moment, and then evaporating in the ardent heavens where all was blue.


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