Question

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Who was watching the joyous crowd? What was his expression like?
Who did he talk to at that particular time? What did he talk about?
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Answer 1

Answer:

2. Who was watching the joyous crowd? What was his expression like?

ANS. The owner of the wine shop Monsieur Defarge was standing in his doorway. He was watching the scene. As he watched, his face showed both pity and anger. There was a pity for the misery of the people. There was anger against the rich who had caused the misery.

3. Who did he talk to at that particular time? What did he talk about?

ANS. Defarge spoke to a tall thin man called Gaspard. He said that soon instead of wine on the streets there would be blood, he was referring to the revolution where there would be bloodshed.