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The Three Cities Trilogy

BOOK II
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But his brother read to him from another paper some particulars concerning the engine of destruction that had been employed.

It was a preserved-meat can, and the fragments of it showed that it had been comparatively small.

And Guillaume relapsed into anxiety on learning that people were much astonished at the violent ravages of such a sorry appliance, and that the presence of some new explosive of incalculable power was already suspected.
At eight o'clock Bertheroy put in an appearance.

Although he was sixty-eight, he showed as much briskness and sprightliness as any young sawbones calling in a friendly way to perform a little operation.

He had brought an instrument case, some linen bands and some lint.


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