大学英语读书笔记 A Tale of Two Cities.docx

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大学英语读书笔记ATaleofTwoCities

大学英语读书笔记ATaleofTwoCities

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AtAleofTwoCities

AtAleofTwoCities

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AfterreAdingthebook,thereAreTwopeoplewhogivemedeepimpression.oneisthefAtherofchildwhowAskilledbycArriAge.hewAssopoorwhenhelosthischild.butthebAdnoble,mArquisst.evremonde,neverfeltguilt,eventhrowveryfewpoundstocomforthim.sohewAstooAngrytostAndit.sohekilledmArquisst.evremondeAtAnigh