The old prisoner looked up at Mr Lorry, but there was no surprise, no understanding in his tired face, and he went back to work making shoes.
Slowly Lucie came near to the old man. After a while he noticed her.
'Who are you' he asked.
Lucie put her arms around the old man and held him, tears of happiness and sadness running down her face. From a little bag the old man took some golden hair. He looked at it, and then he looked at Lucie's hair.'It is the same. How can it be' He stared into Lucie's face.'No, no, you are too young, too young.'
Through her tears Lucie tried to explain that she was the daughter he had never seen. The old man still did not understand, but he seemed to like the sound of Lucie's voice and the touch of her warm young hand on his.
Then Lucie said to Mr Lorry, 'I think we should leave Paris at once. Can you arrange it'
'Yes, of course, ' said Mr Lorry.'But do you think he is able to travel'
'He will be better far away from this city where he has lost so much of his life, ' said Lucie.
'You are right, ' said Defarge.'And there are many other reasons why Dr Manette should leave France now.'
While Mr Lorry and Defarge went to arrange for a coach to take them out of Paris, Lucie sat with her father. Exhausted by the meeting, he fell asleep on the floor, and his daughter watched him quietly and patiently until it was time to go.
When Mr Lorry returned, he and Defarge brought food and clothes for Dr Manette. The Doctor did everything they told him to do;he had been used to obeying orders for so many years. As he came down the stairs, Mr Lorry heard him say again and again, 'One Hundred and Five, North Tower.'
When they went to the coach, only one person saw them go:Madame Defarge. She stood in the doorway, and knitted and watched, seeing everything… and seeing nothing.
这个不是原著
太好听了
这个是一样的
黑水家的小可爱 回复 @黑水家的小可爱: 图片评论
这不是原著啊………省略了三分之二吧
非常不错的语音朗读,和外研社版本一样,适合初学者阅读。
音质好 表扬
refinement
so cool
主播很棒
英语乐园 回复 @欧阳南方: 很高兴您喜欢。这是书虫版。