| Avocation | Hobby, vocation |
| Redundancy | Repeating, duplicating,overlap |
| Purveyors | Supplier, provider |
| Remonstrated | Disapproval, objection |
| Culpability | Guilty, blameworthy |
| Dissonance | Disagreement, not in harmony |
| What is Carmagnole? | The “dance of death” that the mob does when people die |
| What caused the jury to acquit Charles? | Four things: he left France while it was legal, he came back to help Gabelle, he denounced his family name, and he is Dr Manette’s son in law |
| How must Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher perform the household shopping? Why? | The go shopping everyday but make small purchases so they don’t draw attention |
| Why is Charles arrested again on the day of his release? | Th Defarges and a mystery person turn them in |
| Where does Miss Pross find her brother? | At a wine shop |
| Who identifies Solomon Pross as John Barsad? | Sydney Carton |
| What does Carton want from Solomon Pross (Barsad)? | He wants to go talk alone so he can ask to let him into the prison |
A Tale of two Cities Book III Chapters 5-8
June 14, 2020