The three men who had left the wine－shop were waiting

The three men who had left the wine－shop were waiting They went upstairs, to the room where Dr Manette had sat making devastating shoes. The three men who had left the wine－shop were waiting. Defarge spoke to them.

'No names. You are Jacques One, Jacques Two and Jacques Three. I am Jacques Four. This is Jacques Five. He brings us news of our poor friend Gaspard, whose child was killed by the Marquis's coach a year ago.'

'I first saw Gaspard, ' said Jacques Five, 'holding on under the Marquis's coach as it drove into our village. He ran away, but that night the Marquis was murdered. Gaspard disappeared and was only caught a few weeks ago. The soldiers brought him into the village and hanged him. And they have left his body hanging in the devastating village square, where the women go to fetch water, and our children play.'