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manfromTellson’s. “Sosoon?” MissManettehadtakensomerefreshmentontheroad,and requirednonethen,andwasextremelyanxioustoseethe gentlemanfromTellson’simmediately,ifitsuitedhispleasureand convenience. ThegentlemanfromTellson’shadnothingleftforitbutto emptyhisglasswithanairofstoliddesperation,settlehisodd littleflaxenwigattheears,andfollowthewaitertoMissManette’s apartment.Itwasalarge,darkroom,furnishedinafunereal mannerwithblackhorsehair,andloadedwithheavydarktables. CharlesDickensElecBookClassics Thesehadbeenoiledandoiled,untilthetwotallcandlesonthe tableinthemiddleoftheroomweregloomilyreflectedonevery leafasiftheywereburied,indeepgravesofblackmahogany,and nolighttospeakofcouldbeexpectedfromthemuntiltheywere dugout. TheobscuritywassodifficulttopenetratethatMr.Lorry,