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Autor: Charles Dickens

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"It is frightful, messieurs. How can the women and the children
draw water! Who can gossip of an evening, under that shadow!
Under it, have I said? When I left the village, Monday evening as
the sun was going to bed, and looked back from the hill, the
shadow struck across the church, across the mill, across the
prison--seemed to strike across the earth, messieurs, to where
the sky rests upon it!"
The hungry man gnawed one of his fingers as he looked at the
other three, and his finger quivered with the craving that was on
him.
"That's all, messieurs. I left at sunset (as I had been warned to
do), and I walked on, that night and half next day, until I met
(as I was warned I should) this comrade. With him, I came on, now
riding and now walking, through the rest of yesterday and through
last night. And here you see me!"
After a gloomy silence, the first Jacques said, "Good! You have
acted and recounted faithfully. Will you wait for us a little,
outside the door?"

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