A Tale of Two Cities

"I shall rest when this work is done"

"The end of all things approaches with certainty"

"In darkness and in light, we are bound together"

"The wine has been spilled, and it cannot be gathered up again"

"I see myself as I am, not as I wish to be"

"Vengeance is mine, says the Lord, but we shall take it ourselves"

"The resurrection shall come to those who seek redemption"

"I see the promise of a brighter future"

"In the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, history shall be made"

"The night is gone, and the day is coming"

"I am careless of my own life, but not of yours"

"The knitting of the guillotine is done"

"There is a nobility in that suffering which you bear"

"I dedicate myself to you and to the work"

"The sea rolls in as it rolled in when I was a boy"

"It is a lovely night"

"We shall meet again, under happier circumstances"

"Benches were set out in rows, and the court was full"

"The woodman, the shuttle, and the sword"

"The echoing stones of Paris"

"There is nothing more terrible than one who believes he has the right"

"Keep her near you always, so that I may be kept near you always"

"The dread tribunal, public and swift"

"Darkness had fallen upon the city"

"Every human creature should bear in mind that every other human creature has been created to be a mystery"

"I have had thoughts of myself, which I suppressed as unworthy"

"I am a disappointment to myself, but perhaps I am not so to you"

"Whatever happens, I am resigned"

"The strong tide of the French Revolution swept them all along"

"In the shadow of the night, there are men and women, willing to lay down their lives"