'The Shoemaker'(Extract from A tale of Two Cities By Charles Dickens)
'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 does he think it was hopeless?
c. Whose face does he recognise?
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Explanation:
(a) Monsier Manette , the shoemaker , says these words.
(b) He thinks hopeless because he had lost his all hopes to meet again his old friends like Mr.Lorry , Defarge and his daughter Luccii.
(c) He recognise Mr.Lorry 's face
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