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But her father was better after Lucie came back with her husband, and they took up their quiet life again. Darnay loved Lucie devotedly. He supported himself still by teaching. Mr. Lorry came from the bank oftener to tea and Sydney Carton more rarely, and their life was peaceful and content. BUT HER FATHER WAS BETTER AFTER LUCIE CAME BACK WITH HER HUSBAND AND THEY TOOK UP THEIR QUIET LIFE AGAIN DARNAY LOVED LUCIE DEVOTEDLY HE SUPPORTED HIMSELF STILL BY TEACHING MISTER LORRY CAME FROM THE BANK OFTENER TO TEA AND SYDNEY CARTON MORE RARELY AND THEIR LIFE WAS PEACEFUL AND CONTENT
rton, too, was in love with her, but he was perfectly aware that he was quite undeserving, and that Lucie could never love him in return. She was the last dream of his wild, careless life, the life he had wasted and thrown away. Once he told her this, and said that, although he could never be anything to her himself, he would give his life gladly to save any one who was near and dear to her. Lucie fell in love with Darnay at length and one day they were married and went away on their wedding journey. Until then, since his rescue, Lucie had never been out of Doctor Manette's sight. Now, though he was glad for her happiness, yet he felt the pain of the separation so keenly that it unhinged his mind again. Miss Pross and Mr. Lorry found him next morning making shoes at the old prison bench and for nine days he did not know them at all. At last, however, he recovered, and then, lest the sight of it affect him, one day when he was not there they chopped the bench to pieces and burned it up.  WAS IN LOVE WITH LUCIE SYDNEY CARTON TOO WAS IN LOVE WITH HER BUT HE WAS PERFECTLY AWARE THAT HE WAS QUITE UNDESERVING AND THAT LUCIE COULD NEVER LOVE HIM IN RETURN SHE WAS THE LAST DREAM OF HIS WILD CARELESS LIFE HE HAD WASTED AND THROWN AWAY ONCE HE TOLD HER THIS AND SAID THAT ALTHOUGH HE COULD NEVER BE ANYTHING TO HER HIMSELF HE WOULD GIVE HIS LIFE GLADLY TO SAVE ANY ONE WHO WAS NEAR AND DEAR TO HER LUCY FELL IN LOVE WITH DARNAY AT LENGTH AND ONE DAY THEY WERE MARRIED AND WENT AWAY ON THEIR WEDDING JOURNEY UNTIL THEN SINCE HIS RESCUE LUCIE HAD NEVER BEEN OUT OF DOCTOR MANETTE'S SIGHT NOW THOUGH HE WAS GLAD FOR HER HAPPINESS YET HE FELT THE PAIN OF THE SEPARATION SO KEENLY THAT IT UNHINGED HIS MIND AGAIN MISS PROSS AND MISTER LORRY FOUND HIM NEXT MORNING MAKING SHOES AT THE OLD PRISON BENCH AND FOR NINE DAYS HE DID NOT KNOW THEM AT ALL AT LAST HOWEVER HE RECOVERED AND THEN LEST THE SIGHT OF IT AFFECT HIM ONE DAY WHEN HE WAS NOT THERE THEY CHOPPED THE BENCH TO PIECES AND BURNED IT UP
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