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"Chapter of Shoemaker"

'Yes, for a moment. At first I thought its quite hopeless, but I have unquestionably
seen, for a single moment, the face that I once knew so well. Hush! Let us draw
further back. Hush!'
a. Who says these words?
b. Why did he think it was hopeless?
c. Whose face does he recognise?​

Answers

Answered by meetrranjit
31

Answer:

a. Monsier Manette, the shoemaker, says these words.

b. He thinks hopless because he had lost his all hopes to meet again his old friends like Mr. Lorry, Defarge and his daighter, Luceii.

c. He recognises Mr. Lorry's face.

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Answered by sangeethasoundararaj
14

Answer:

a. Monsier Manette, the shoemaker, says these words.

b. because he had lost his all hopes to meet again his old friends like Mr. Lorry, Defarge and his daighter, Luceii.

c. He recognises Mr. Lorry's face.

Hope it HELPS....

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