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Then Lucie would find him seated at his old prison bench making shoes, and she would coax him away and talk to him until the insanity would pass away. So time went by peacefully till a strange thing happened: Charles Darnay, who had been so kind to Lucie and her father on the boat, was arrested on a charge of treason. THEN LUCIE WOULD FIND HIM SEATED AT HIS OLD PRISON BENCH MAKING SHOES AND SHE WOULD COAX HIM AWAY AND TALK TO HIM UNTIL THE INSANITY WOULD PASS AWAY SO TIME WENT BY PEACEFULLY TILL A STRANGE THING HAPPENED CHARLES DARNAY WHO HAD BEEN SO KIND TO LUCIE AND HER FATHER ON THE BOAT WAS ARRESTED ON A CHARGE OF TREASON
watching in a sort of scared wonder, holding tight to Lucie's hand like a child, and when they told him to come with them he descended the stairs obediently. But he would not go into the coach without his bench and shoemaking tools, and, to quiet him, they were obliged to take them, too. So the father and daughter and Mr. Lorry journeyed back to Lucie's home in London. All the miles they rode Lucie held her father's hand, and the touch seemed to give him strength and confidence. On the boat crossing to London was a young man who called himself Charles Darnay, handsome, dark and pale. He was most kind to Lucie, and showed her how to make a couch on deck for her father, and how she could shelter it from the wind. In the long months that followed their arrival, while the poor old man regained a measure of health, she never forgot Darnay's face and his kindness to them. Doctor Manette's mind and memory came slowly back with his improving health. There were some days when his brain clouded. RTURE HER FATHER SAT WATCHING IN A SORT OF SCARED WONDER HOLDING TIGHT TO LUCIE'S HAND LIKE A CHILD AND WHEN THEY TOLD HIM TO COME WITH THEM HE DESCENDED THE STAIRS OBEDIENTLY BUT HE WOULD NOT GO INTO THE COACH WITHOUT HIS BENCH AND SHOEMAKING TOOLS AND TO QUIET HIM THEY WERE OBLIGED TO TAKE THEM TO SO THE FATHER AND DAUGHTER AND MISTER LORRY JOURNEYED BACK TO LUCIE'S HOME IN LONDON ALL THE MILES THEY RODE LUCIE HELD HER FATHER'S HAND AND THE TOUCH SEEMED TO GIVE HIM STRENGTH AND CONFIDENCE ON THE BOAT CROSSING TO LONDON WAS A YOUNG MAN WHO CALLED HIMSELF CHARLES DARNAY HANDSOME DARK AND PALE HE WAS MOST KIND TO LUCIE AND SHOWED HER HOW TO MAKE A COUCH ON DECK FOR HER FATHER AND HOW SHE COULD SHELTER IT FROM THE WIND IN THE LONG MONTHS THAT FOLLOWED THEIR ARRIVAL WHILE THE POOR OLD MAN REGAINED A MEASURE OF HEALTH SHE NEVER FORGOT DARNAY'S FACE AND HIS KINDNESS TO THEM DOCTOR MANETTE'S MIND AND MEMORY CAME SLOWLY BACK WITH HIS IMPROVING HEALTH THERE WAS SOME DAYS WHEN HIS BRAIN CLOUDED
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