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pieces,likeanyotherdoorofFrenchconstruction.Toexcludethe
cold,onehalfofthisdoorwasfastclosed,andtheotherwas
openedbutaverylittleway.Suchascantyportionoflightwas
admittedthroughthesemeans,thatitwasdifficult,onfirstcoming
in,toseeanythingandlonghabitalonecouldhaveslowlyformed
inanyone,theabilitytodoanyworkrequiringnicetyinsuch
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obscurity.Yet,workofthatkindwasbeingdoneinthegarretfor,
withhisbacktowardsthedoor,andhisfacetowardsthewindow
wherethekeeperofthewine-shopstoodlookingathim,awhitehaired
mansatonalowbench,stoopingforwardandverybusy,
makingshoes.
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THESHOEMAKER
G
oodday!”saidMonsieurDefarge,lookingdownatthe
whiteheadthatbentlowovertheshoemaking.
Itwasraise