Let's start discussing and commenting on the most important points in "A Tale Of Two Cities"
I'll do my work chapter by chapter
Students can raise any points they want to inquire about.
Hope it will be useful.

1. Why did Dickens start the novel with so many contradictions?
Dickens started the novel with so many contradictions to give us a view of the extreme differences between the classes at that time. The nobles were living in comfort and luxury and the common people were living in poverty and misery . The king of England was too busy with his wars to worry about his own people’s poverty. The king of France and the nobles were concerned with their own pleasure and wealth. Both kings were too busy to worry about the poor hungry lower classes that began to make plans to get rid of their rulers.

Thanks a lot Miss I would like if possible to give us questions and comments on this story to help us in studying but soonest please for the first term

1. Speak about the terrible conditions in France in the setting scene.
· People were living in terrible poverty and misery. And the nobles were spending money carelessly and enjoying their lives.
· Crime spread everywhere. People received cruel punishment even for small crimes. *A youth could be sentenced يحكم عليه to have his hands cut off, his tongue torn out with pincers كماشه and his body burned alive.
· As a result, there were secret plans and steps taken for a revolution.
· To revenge, trees were growing in the woods of France to be cut down to make boards used in making, silently, a terrible machine (the guillotine المقصلة ).
· The poor suffering people of France prepared the rough carts (tumbrels عربات الموتى) that would carry those who would be punished at the guillotine later on.

please miss we want some important comments and discuss questions on tale of two cities from chapter1 till 14

1. Speak about the state of disorder found in England in the setting scene.
· In England there was no order or protection.
· Daring robberiesعمليات سطو جريئة by armed men مسلحيين took place in houses and on highways الطرق السريعة .
· Highwaymen used to disguise and attack mails, robbing and killing.
· There was boiling anger. Prisoners quarreled with their jailers.
· Thieves stole – boldly – diamond jewels from round the necks of people at court.

1.Why were the passengers all wrapped up?
= Why were the travelers in the Dover mail suspicious of each other?
They were wrapped up in heavy coats to hide themselves from each other. At those times, people feared each other because there were many crimes on the roads. People could be attacked by highwaymen. So they suspected each other.

1.Why were private messages delivered in code?
At those times, people feared each other because there were many crimes on the roads. People could be attacked by highwaymen everywhere. They suspected each other. So private messages were delivered in code in order not to be recognized.
2.What surprising news did Mr. Lorry tell Luice?
He told her about her father who she supposed was dead. Her father was found alive after spending 18 year in the Bastille. He was set free and taken to the house of one of his servant in Paris.
3.How was the Manette's family affected after the sudden disappearance of Dr. Manette?
Dr Manette disappeared suddenly and mysteriously. His wife feared that some enemy might have sent him to prison by a letter from the king. She tried to search for him everywhere but couldn't find him. She became deeply sad and died from a broken heart.
Lucie who was told that her father died became orphan and was left alone in the world.

Commentry parts
1.“Wait at Dover for Mam'selle. ”
This is the message that Jerry brought to Mr. Lorry from Tellson's bank. The message was asking him to wait for Lucie Manette at Dover. The message was written in a code in order not to be discovered by others.
2. “Recalled to life.”
Mr. Lorry said these words to Jerry to give to people at Tellson's bank in reply to their request to wait at Dover for Lucie Manette. The message was also told in a code in order not to be recognized. The message refer to Dr. Manette who………………………… .
3.“I was happy. I will be more than happy to carry out the request.”
Mr. Lorry said these words to Lucie when they met her at Dover. Mr. Lorry was asked to wait for her. He, here, is expressing his happiness for her trusting him. He hopes to carry out بـ يقوم this business: take her to her father who was thought to be dead. Her father was found alive. And they would go to Paris to identify him and recall him back to life.
4.“I am a man of business. I have business to do When you hear what I have to say, only think of me as a speaking machine. In truth I am not much else.”
Mr. Lorry said these words to Lucie when she stopped him, asking if they didn’t meet before. Mr. Lorry in a business-like manner asked her not to stop him once more. In fact Mr. Lorry used to repeat the word “business”. He loved his bank too much. He felt that he was responsible for it. So he had to tell her the story and take her to see her father.
5.“But he has been-been found. He is alive. Greatly changed, it is too probable; almost a wreck”.
Mr. Lorry tried to encourage Lucie with these words. Lucie felt too sad after hearing that her father who was thought to be dead, was in Prison for eighteen years. Of course his long imprisonment caused تسببت فى his loss of memory and left him a man without life……………………………………...
6.“We are going there: I, to identify him if I can, and you, to restore him to life, love, duty, rest and comfort.”
Mr. Lorry said these words to Lucie when he was telling her the surprising news about her father. He father was………….. .
7.“I'm going to see his ghost! It will be his ghost, not him.”
Lucie said these words to Mr. Lorry when he told her the surprisingews about her father. Her father was…………………………………………………..………… . Lucie was afraid to see that man who must have been a wreck.
8. “What an idea! If it was ever intended that I should go across salt water, do you think God would have put me on an island.”
Miss Pross said these words to Mr. Lorry when he asked if she accepted to accompany Lucie to France. Miss Pross loves Lucie so much that she was ready to go anywhere for her sake.

please mrs hoda we want all the chapters for term one asap.

please mrs hoda we want all the chapters for term one asap.


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Chapter 3 The wine shop

1. Speak about Saint Antoine as a part of Paris and about the people who lived there, giving an example of the misery بؤس of the people.
= How do you know that the people of St. Antoine were poor?
St. Antoine was a poor street in Paris. Its people were hungry and miserable. When the barrel of wine was broken, they left their work and fought like beasts وحوش to drink the muddy wine that ran along the street. They had never tasted wine before because of their poverty. They knew nothing but black bread and death.

1. How did Defarge make use of the Doctor’s presence after he had been set free?
Defarge, Dr Manette’s old servant-kept him in a locked room. He used to allow the Jacques (a revolutionary group) to watch Dr. Manette- an ex-Bastille prisoner. He wanted to fill them with great hatred for the nobles and to urge يحث them to revolt against their injust ruler. This shows the seeds of revolution in Defarge’s heart.
2. On what occasion did Defarge accuse Gaspard of rashness?
Defarge accused Gaspard of being rash when Gaspard wrote the word BLOOD on the wall with the muddy wine in the street. He meant that a revolution would break out and make blood flow as the red wine did in the street. Defarge [as a leader of a revolutionary group working in secret (Jacques)] didn’t like anyone to feel their anger against the aristocrats.
1. What foreshadows the revolution in this chapter?
=Dickens, here, prepares us for the revolution and its happenings. Explain
· The word blood Which Gaspard wrote on the wall.
· The wine shop – the meeting place of the revolutionists.
· The knitting work of Madam Defarge.
· The revolutionary group called "Jacques".
1. “Are you a subject for the mad hospital? Why are you writing in the public streets?”
Defarge said these words to Gaspard, the man who wrote the word blood on the wall. He blamed him for doing so in front of people. Defarge was the leader of the "Jacques" a group working for the coming revolution. The word blood here refers to the blood path of the nobles after the breaking out of the revolution.
2. “It is not often that these miserable beasts know the taste of wine or anything but black bread and death.”
=“So Much the worse! A bitter taste it is that such poor cattle always have in their mouths, and hard lives they live. ”
One of the Jacques said these words to Defarge and the other two men drinking at the bar. They were all speaking about the poor people who ran to drink the muddy wine. The people in Saint Antoine led a terrible life. They were neglected and deprived of يحرم من their rights. That’s why they began to plan to get rid of the nobles.
3. “I show him to a chosen few, to whom the sight is likely to do good”.
Defarge said these words to Mr. Lorry when he asked him about the three people who were looking at Dr. Manette. Defarge used to show them Dr. Manette to increase their hatred for the aristocrats. The men, he was going to show them the doctor, were members in groups working for the revolution. To encourage them to get rid of the nobles he used to show them the victim of the Bastille.

Chapter 4 five years later
1. What was Charles Darney's accusationتهمة /denunciation إدانة?
=What was the evidence الشهادة/دليل ضد against Darney?
=Why was Darnay tried تم محاكمته in London? Who were the witnesses brought to testify against يشهد ضد him? And how was he saved?
Darnay was put to trial in London because *he was accused of being a spy and of helping the French king in his wars against the king of England.
*He was accused of travelling between England and France and informing the French of what armies the king of England was preparing to send to Canada and North America.
*Six witnesses were brought to testify against him; John Barsad, Robbert Cly, Lucie Manette, Dr. Manette, Mr. Lorry and another one.
*Stryver showed Barsad as a spy and traitor and Cly as a thief. So their witness was valueless. *Sydney Carton (Stryver’s assistant) helped Darnay a great deal by drawing the attention of Stryver to the great physical similarity تشابه between Carton and Darnay. This disproved أبطلthe witness of the man who said that he saw Darnay waiting for someone in a hotel in a town where he was spying on the English army.
Stryver said that Darnay was an innocent victim whose secret family affairs caused him to travel between the two countries.


1. How was Charles Darney acquitted in his first trial in London?
The sixth witness gave evidence against Darnay when he said that he saw Darnay in a hotel in a town where there were soldiers.
However Darnay was saved by the help of Sydney Carton. Carton drew the attention of Stryver to the similarity between him and Darnay. Then Stryver disproved the evidence of the sixth witness who could not identify the man he saw.

1. How was Darnay a victim of a wicked plot مكيدة?
Although he was a member of a noble family, Darnay didn't like the bad ways his uncle was doing to the poor people. So his uncle planned to get rid of him.
Papers were put secretly in his drawers by his servant who was hired by John Barsad. He was brought to trial in the Old Bailey and was falsely accused of being a spy working against the king of England.
Six witnesses were brought to testify against him and he was coming near death. However, by the help of Carton, he was set free.
2. What were the good and weak points in the character of Sydney Carton?
Carton is a memorable character. He had many weak points as well as good ones.
*Carton was a man of great powers and a good heart. He was clever and intelligent. He was useful to Stryver. He prepared all the cases for him. Carton was frank; he told Darnay that he didn’t like him. Carton’s love was pure and unselfish. He didn’t ask Lucie to return his love because he would bring her to misery. He gave his life to save Darnay for her sake.
*However Carton was sad, lonely and aimless in life. He was not successful in life. He was a perfect jackal working for the lion. Carton was careless. To forget his pains, he took to يدمن drinking and liked mixing with bad friends.
1)"Look at that gentleman over there and then look carefully at the prisoner. What do you say? Are they very like each other?"
Stryver, the lawyer defending Charles Darney in his first trial in London, said these words to the sixth witness. The sixth witness said that he saw Darney in a town where there were soldiers, exchanging papers with people there.This witness could have sent Darney to death. However Stryver could disprove this witness when Carton drew his attention to the similarity between the prisoner and him.
The sixth witness couldn't identify the man he saw in that town and Darney was set free.
1)"It's the wisest thing to expect and the likeliest. But I think their not agreeing and requesting more time is in your favour."
Carton said these words to Darney. Carton asked Darney if he was expecting good or bad news about his case. Darney said he was expecting the worst. Carton – here – shows his admiration of Darney's wisdom حكمة . Unlike Darney, Carton was optimistic about Darney's trial.
2)"I have an obligation to you for life –in two senses,"
Darney said these words to Mr. Stryver, the lawyer who defended him in his first trial in London. Stryver praised himself for saving Darney's life as well as his reputation. And here Darney is thanking him for this. Charles Darney was accused of………………………………………. .
1)“You have acted as if you do, but I don’t think you do”.
Darnay said these words to Sydney Carton in answer to Caron’s question if he thought Carton loved him. After the trial Carton and Darnay went to dine together. Darnay thanked Carton for saving his life in court. But Carton who was jealous of him asked if he thought he liked him. Darnay was surprised and said that Carton acted as if he liked him but he did not believe that Carton really liked him.
1)"You're still like a see-saw, aren't you? Up one minute and down the next; now in good spirits, now in despair."
This part was said by Carton to Stryver when the latter commented on the moody متقلب المزاج Carton. Carton felt desperate in life. He was careless and had led a strange life since childhood. He used to work for his friends at school and never did his own work. And now he is doing the same for Stryver.
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Sydney Carton
A life you love beside you

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please miss huda the rest of the chapters the exams are due

the test is after 9 days only waiting for your quick response

1)"The corner echoed and re-echoed with the tread of feet, some as it seemed in the room, some coming, some going and not one within sight."
*What did Charles Dickens mean by “echoing footsteps”?
Early in the novel, the “echoing footsteps” is introduced at the corner of Soho to link the quiet, happy life there with the mad dangerous footsteps in Paris. This is Dickens’s habit of preparing the reader for what is to follow. These footsteps will not surround only the Manettes but also all the persons present at the tea time (Darnay – Carton – Miss Pross – Mr. Lorry). All these persons will be dropping to Paris one by one for different aims starting with Mr. Lorry and ending with Carton.
2)Speak about Write short notes about Miss Pross.
She was an English woman who had been caring for Lucie since she was a child. She treated Lucie like a daughter, and was willing to give her life for Lucie. She was an unselfish woman who was ready to make herself a slave عبده to her. She was from those women who were happy to be servants for beauty which they had never had, and to bright hopes that they had never shone upon their dark lives Mr. Lorry respected her much more than any other rich woman.

Quotations with model answers on chapter 5
1)"I don't want dozens of people who are not at all worthy of ladybird to come here looking for her."
Miss Pross said these words to Mr. Lorry when she was telling him about her worries about Lucie. Miss Pross was complaining about …………………………………………… .
2)"To the best of my understanding he is afraid of the whole subject”.
These words were said by Miss Pross to Mr. Lorry when the latter asked her if she had ever heard the doctor mention anything about his prison days to Luice Manette. She answered him saying that the doctor was afraid to talk about the whole subject or he would lose his mind once again.
3)"I have imagined them to be the footsteps of the people who are to come into my life, and my father's"
Lucie said these words to Darney when he asked her about the echoing footsteps. These footsteps refer to the footsteps of the angry people after the breaking out of the revolution. These footsteps would interfere in the Manettes' lives……….

Questions with model answers on chapter 6
1)The Marquis of Evremonde was an insolent وقح rude character”. Give an example to show this.
The Maquis was a hateful character. He used to insult يهين the poor people. Even when he ran over the child (Gaspard’s son) with his carriage, he said it wasn’t his fault and blamed the people for keeping their children in his way عقبة فى طريقه . He didn’t care about the dead boy. Moreover he gave his father a coin to make up for يعوضه عن the death of his child.
2)What event in Paris led to the murder of the Marquis?
On his way back to his palace the Marquis de St Evremonde killed Gaspard’s child under his carriage. The Marquis was haughty. When he had known that the child died, he was only anxious about his horses. Later he threw out a gold coin to the child’s father and thought that everything was all right. He called the people “dogs” but none of them dared to يجرؤ do anything. They kept looking at the Marquis with hatred in their eyes. To revenge ينتقم for his son’s death, Gaspard followed the Marquis and murdered him in his bed.
3)What was the point of difference between Darnay and his uncle?
Although he was one of the Evermonde family, Darnay didn’t like his family's life. Darnay told his uncle that the name of their family was hateful to the French people because of the cruelty they did to them. The Marquis saw this a sign of respect دليل إحترام.
Darnay said that he gave up his father’s wealth because it was built on misery. It was a tower of waste, debt, hunger and suffering. The Marquis criticized نفد this saying Darnay had a weak character and regarded واعتبره him a shame عار in their family.
Quotations with model answers on chapter 6

1) “Be a brave man. It is better for the poor little thing to die so, than to live.”
Defarge said these words to Gaspard who was crying hard because the Marquis's carriage ran over him. Defarge was trying to comfort him and prevent him from attacking the Marquis. Gaspard got mad on seeing his child run over under the wheels of the Marquis’s carriage. Because he was one of the suffering people, Defarge saw it was better for the child to die than to live and lead a miserable life like them.

2)“We have done wrong, and we are reaping the fruits of our wrongs.”
Darnay said these words to his uncle when he was telling him about his intention to live in England. Charles was an anti-aristocrat ضد الأرستقراط who rejected رفض his Evermonde heritage ميراث, social title لقب اجتماعى and his country. For him, his family’s wealth was based on the misery of the poor people. That’s why they were hated by all. He wanted to repay the poor people for the wrongs his family did to them.

1)“Drive him fast to his tomb. This from JACQUES.”
This is the message Gaspard left attached to the knife he used to kill the Marquis who had killed his child. The Marquis's carriage ran over Gaspard's child. He didn't care about the feelings of his father and threw a coin instead of his dead child. Being one of the Jacques (the group preparing for the revolution), Gaspard was so angry that he followed the Marquis and killed him in bed.

معلش هنتقل عليكي يا مس هدا
بس هو ممكن حضرتك تحطيهم في ملف ورد و ترفعيه لان الكلام هنا داخل في بعضه ومش فاهمه حاجة

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thanks alot Miss Huda
waiting for the rest
God bless you

waiting for the rest please mrs huda soonest

ياريت يا مس ترفعيهوم على ملف word
Mersi

we are waiting mrs huda the exams are due

Thaaaaaaaaaaaanks alot

Sorry for not being able to send all the chapters needed for the first term
I'll try here to start the second term earlier to give a hand

But I'd like to ask any reader to comment on the work
What I mean by comment is to write your own point of view, your criticism on the work, questions and so on
Any teacher needs these things to learn more

in chapter 11 , there is a character called Foulon
my question is
who is Foulon ?
and if u please give us some questions and their answers
thank u.

in chapter 11 , there is a character called Foulon

my question is
who is Foulon ?
and if u please give us some questions and their answers

thank u.





Foulon؟؟؟؟؟؟؟

ممكن تعمل نسخة من الجزء اللى ذكر فيه هذا الاسم لمزيد من التوضيح

' Does everyone here remember old Foulon,who told the starving people to eat grass?'
انا بس عايزة اعرف مين الشخصية دى لان الرواية الواضح ان محذوف منها احداث كتير عن الرواية الاصلية
كان وضعها ايه الشخصية دى فى الوقت دة

و شكرا جزيلا على الاستجابة

' Does everyone here remember old Foulon,who told the starving people to eat grass?'



انا بس عايزة اعرف مين الشخصية دى لان الرواية الواضح ان محذوف منها احداث كتير عن الرواية الاصلية
كان وضعها ايه الشخصية دى فى الوقت دة


و شكرا جزيلا على الاستجابة



طيب اسم النسخة ايه علشان أطلع الchapter دا من على النت
غريبة
أنا لم أقرأ هذا من قبل فى A Tale of Two cities
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هو الفصل الـ 11 فى النسخة المتحدث عنها بداية أحداثة ايه؟؟؟؟

the title of the chapter is
The sea still rises
and the actions happens in France, a week later after the revolution of JAQUES: in defrage's wine shop and the Hall of examination in Paris, The MARQUIS's chateau in the country and the nearby village

هو الواضح من اللى قرأته انه شخصية كانت ضد الفقراء و كان بيقول ان الفقراء دايما لازم ياكلو العشب و الحشائش لكن انا عايزة اعرف كان هو وضعه ايه فى البلد يعنى كان منصبه ايه؟

جزاكم الله كل الخير

please chaapters of term 2

please chaapters of term 2

حاضر - سوف اضعه هنا بعد يومين أو ثلاث

the title of the chapter is

The sea still rises
and the actions happens in France, a week later after the revolution of JAQUES: in defrage's wine shop and the Hall of examination in Paris, The MARQUIS's chateau in the country and the nearby village

هو الواضح من اللى قرأته انه شخصية كانت ضد الفقراء و كان بيقول ان الفقراء دايما لازم ياكلو العشب و الحشائش لكن انا عايزة اعرف كان هو وضعه ايه فى البلد يعنى كان منصبه ايه؟


Foullon was a member of the parlement of Paris prior to the French Revolution , nicknamed Ame damnee(familiar demon

After the storming of the Bastille, aware of the people's hatred, Foullon left Paris, went to a friend's house and tried to spread the news of his death

But he was captured by the peasants and nade to walk barefooted.
They tied a bundle of hay tied to his back and he was given only vinegar to drink

They wanted him to suffer to pay for his bad deeds

Finally he was hanged by the poor suffering people

Thanks a lot for helping me learn more

thanks alot for your effort

جزاكم الله كل الخير

the title of the chapter is

The sea still rises
and the actions happens in France, a week later after the revolution of JAQUES: in defrage's wine shop and the Hall of examination in Paris, The MARQUIS's chateau in the country and the nearby village

هو الواضح من اللى قرأته انه شخصية كانت ضد الفقراء و كان بيقول ان الفقراء دايما لازم ياكلو العشب و الحشائش لكن انا عايزة اعرف كان هو وضعه ايه فى البلد يعنى كان منصبه ايه؟


أنا لقيت فعلا فى النسخة الجديدة لـ A tale of two cities اللى بندرسها هذا العام بداية أحداث الترم الثانى من Chapter 11 : The Sea still Rises
ويتحدث فعلا عن الشخصية اللى ذكرتها
Old Foulon
ياريت نتلقى استفساراتكم وأسئلتكم على فصول الترم الثانى
لأننا جميعا نتعلم من تبادل الآراء وطرح الأسئلة
تحياتى للجميع

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Chapter 11
The sea still rises.
A week later the Revolutionaries knew that Foulon, a hated official who told them to eat grass, is still alive and has been captured. Foulon said that the starving people should eat grass. Mme. Defarge leads a mob to the hotel where Foulon is being held. There, she stuffs his mouth full of grass and hangs him from a lamppost. When he eventually dies they tore and put his head and heart on spears. They also capture Foulon’s son-in-law placing his head and heart on spears. The mobs are happy and hopeful for the future. Despite the pleas from the servants at the chateau, the local villagers burn it down and they threaten Gabelle, the village officer.
Questions and discussions
1-who is the Vengeance?
She is one of the revolutionists. She is short rather stout woman and a shopkeeper by trade.
2-who is Foulon? And why has he got a reason to fear the revolutionists?
He was one of the responsible people in the country. He is the one who told the starving poor peole to eat grass instead of all sorts of food which they didn’t have. He has a reason to fear them because he knew that he was an aggressor to say such thing as the poor people have the same rights which the rich have.
3- describe the way that Foulon treated in.
They brought him to the lamp,dragged and stuck at him with bunches of straw and grass that were pushed into his face. They torn and bleeded him and he was begging them for mercy. Women screamed at him, men called out for him to have grass stuffed in his mouth. They threw a rope over the lamp and put it round his neck. They pulled him up and after three times of trying to hung him , the rope held him and it was done.
4- describe the countryside after the revolution.
The countryside was ruined. Every green leaf,every blabe of grass and grain was dry and poor as the miserable people. Everything was bent, oppressed and broken. Houses, fences, animals, men, women, children and
the earth – all worn out

‘ Does everyone here remember old Foulon, who told the starving people to eat grass?’
‘’they found him hiding in the country, and they have brought him back to paris. I have seen him; he is a prisoner. I have said that he has reason to fear us. Say, everyone! Has he reason?’
Defrage said these words to the revolutionists when they found Foulon who told the poor people that they should eat grass instead of food.
‘’ Give us the head of Foulon! Give us the heart of Foulon!”
The revolutionists said these words to Defrage when they found Foulon who they hated him so much. When they brought him to the hall of the Examination, they said these words.
‘’ See the old villain tied with ropes’’
‘’ Ha, ha! That was well done. Let him eat it now.’’
Madame Defrage said these words in the Hall of Examination when they began to judge Foulon who told the old people to …………….. and they brought grass to him to force him eat it to make him feel the same way they felt before.
‘’ See! Over there beyond that hilltop beyond the village.’’
The road repairer said these words to one of the men who will burn the old chateau. The road repairer tried to show this man the way to the chateau.

Chapter 12
A fatal attraction
The Revolution spreads to the countryside and the chateau is burned to the ground. Despite the pleas from the servants at the chateau, the local villagers burn it down and they threaten Gabelle, the village officer. A further three years pass and the French Revolution have successfully removed the ruling classes. Many of the French aristocracy have fled to England and Tellson’s Bank is the main source for obtaining information from France. A letter addressed to the Marquis St. Evremonde surfaces and Darnay learns of this. He reads the letter and it has come from Gabelle who has been imprisoned. Darnay feels guilty about Gabelle’s imprisonment and decides to respond to his pleas for help. He believes that he can reason with the Revolutionary forces and decides to depart for France alone. He is unaware of the dangers he will face and that he appears on Mme. Defarge’s register. He believes he will be treated as a common man. He arranges for a letter to go to Lucie and her father explaining the situation.
Questions and discussions
Compare between Tellson’s bank befor and after the revolution.
The parcels would come and go easily as in business-like old England, but after the revolution everything is stopped.
Why did Mr Lorry decide to take Jerry with him in his journey to Paris?
Jerry has been his bodyguard on Sunday nights for a long tome past and Mr Lorry was used to him. Nobody will suspect Jerry of being anything but an English bulldog or to have any thought in his head exept to defend his master.
What was the letter form?
The letter which Darney received was from Gabelle , the old servant to Darney.
What has encouraged Darney to travel to Paris?
The urgent letter which sent by Gabelle and the danger in which a good , old sevant found himself , whose only crime was faithfulness to himself and his family.
Why did Darney decide that neither Lucie nor her father must know that he will go to Paris until he was gone?
He thought that Lucie should be spared the pain of seperation and her father, always reluctant to turn his thoughts towards the dangerous ground of old.

To whom were the two letters Darney wrote?
Darney wrote two letters: one was to Lucie, explaining the strong sense of duty he had to go to Paris and showing her the reson why he felt confident he would not be in any danger there: the second to the doctor, entrusting Lucie and their dear child to his care and repeating the same things in the strongest terms. To both he wrote that he would send letters to prove he was safe immediately after his arrival.
“ I must still suggest to you …”
“ changeable weather. A long journey, uncertain means of travelling, a disorganised county, a city that may not even be safe for you”
Darney said these words to Mr Lorry. Darney is trying here to persuade Mr Lorry of not travelling to Paris especially after the revolution, there he will not be safe.
“ My dear Charles”
“ you touched some of the reasons for my going, not for my staying away. It is safe enough for me. Nobody will be inspired in an old fellow of nearly eighty years of age when there are so many people there much better worth stopping. As for it being a disorganised city, if it were not a disorganised city there would be no occasion to send someone from our company here to our company there, who knows the city and business of old, and enjoys Tellson’s confidence. As for the uncertain travelling, the long journey and the weather, if I were not prepared to put up with a few difficulties for Tellson’s sake, after all these years, who ought to be?”
Mr Lorry said these words to Darney. Here Mr Lorry is replying to Darney’s reasons of not going to Paris. Mr Lorry has reasons to prove that he is the right person to travel to paris. As he is an old man, nobody will be interested in an old fellow like him. He thoght that he is the right person to represent Tellson’s bank in a disorganised city especially after the revoulution. He can bear few difficulties for Tellson’s sake.
“ I wish I were going myself”
Charles Darney said these words to Mr Lorry. Darney is wishing to go to Paris as it is his homeland.

“ Indeed! You are the right person to advise!”
“ You wish you were going yourself! You , a Frenchman? You are wise adviser!”
Mr Lorry said thses words to Darney. Mr Lorry is exclaiming because Charles Darney said that he wished to go to Paris and he is a Frenchman. There is a danger to the frenchmen especially after the revolution.
“ You can have no idea of the difficulty our business is having and of the danger our books and papers pver there are in. the Lord above knows what seriouse resulty there would be for numbers of people if some of our ducuments were stolen or destroyed.”
Mr Lorry said this to Darney. Mr Lorry is explaining to him the difficulty of working in the bank and the extent risk which papers and books oposed to. He is explaining to him that only God knows the results of stealing or destroying important documents.
“ You must remember that getting things out of Paris at this present time, no matter what things, is next to impossible. Papers and precious things were brought to us even today by the strangest people you can imagine, everyone of whom had his head hanging by a single hair as he passed the Barrier. At another time our parcels would come and go as easily as in business-like old England, but now everything is stopped.”
Mr Lorry said this to Darney. Here Mr Lorry is comparing between the case of the business before and after the revolution and how bad is the work under these circumstances.
“ I have shown it, I think , to everybody now here, and nobody can tell me where this gentleman is to be found.”
Mr Lorry said this to the manager of Tellson’s . Mr Lorry is talking about Darney as he is the reciever of the urgent letter sent by Gabelle. Mr lorry didn’t know that Darney was the reciever of that letter.
“ I know the fellow”
Darney said this to Mr Lorry. He meant by this that he know the reciever of this letter. Of course he is the reciever but nobody knows about this secret.
“ Will you take the letter then?
“ Do you know where to deliver it?”
Mr Lorry said these words to Darney. He asked him to deliver the letter to the reciever of the letter. Mr Lorry didn’t know that Darney is the reciever of this letter.

“ For the love of Heaven, I beg you, Monsieur, to help me. My fault has been that I have been true to you. From this prison here of horror, where as every hour passes I get nearer and nearer to destruction.”
Gabelle said these words in his urgent letter to Darney, formerly the Marquis. Gabelle is asking Darney’s help to get him out of prison as he is innocent from any crime.
“ I have delivered that letter,”
“ I would not agree to you having to take back a written answer, but perhaps you will take a spoken message?”
Darney said these words to Mr Lorry. Here he told Mr Lorry that he delivered the letter to the reciever and he asked him to take back a spoken answer to the letter not a written message.
“ That I will , and gladly, if it is not dangerous”
Mr Lorry said these words to Darney. He is telling Darney that he will take his spoken message back and deliver it.
“ Simply, that he has received the letter and will come.”
“ He will start upon his journey tomorrow night.”
Darney said these words to Mr Lorry. This is the spoken message that Mr lorry will take back and deliver. He will deliver it to Gabelle, the good , old servant to Darney. He askend Mr Lorry to tell him that Darney would go to paris the following day at night.

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Chapter 11



The sea still rises.

A week later the Revolutionaries knew that Foulon, a hated official who told them to eat grass, is still alive and has been captured. Foulon said that the starving people should eat grass. Mme. Defarge leads a mob to the hotel where Foulon is being held. There, she stuffs his mouth full of grass and hangs him from a lamppost. When he eventually dies they tore and put his head and heart on spears. They also capture Foulon’s son-in-law placing his head and heart on spears. The mobs are happy and hopeful for the future. Despite the pleas from the servants at the chateau, the local villagers burn it down and they threaten Gabelle, the village officer.
Questions and discussions
1-who is the Vengeance?
She is one of the revolutionists. She is short rather stout woman and a shopkeeper by trade Her name is suitable for her character. She is - like Madame Defarge - eager to take revenge on the nobles
2-who is Foulon? And why has he got a reason to fear the revolutionists?
He was one of the responsible people in the country. He is the one who told the starving poor peole to eat grass instead of all sorts of food which they didn’t have. He has a reason to fear them because he knew that he was an aggressor to say such thing as the poor people have the same rights which the rich have.
3- describe the way that Foulon treated in.
They brought him to the lamp,dragged and stuck at him with bunches of straw and grass that were pushed into his face. They torn and bleeded him and he was begging them for mercy. Women screamed at him, men called out for him to have grass stuffed in his mouth. They threw a rope over the lamp and put it round his neck. They pulled him up and after three times of trying to hung him , the rope held him and it was done.
4- describe the countryside after the revolution.
The countryside was ruined. Every green leaf,every blabe of grass and grain was dry and poor as the miserable people. Everything was bent, oppressed and broken. Houses, fences, animals, men, women, children and

the earth – all worn ou

‘ does everyone here remember old foulon, who told the starving people to eat grass?’

‘’they found him hiding in the country, and they have brought him back to paris. I have seen him; he is a prisoner. I have said that he has reason to fear us. Say, everyone! has he reason?’
defrage said these words to the revolutionists when they found foulon who told the poor people that they should eat grass instead of food.
‘’ give us the head of foulon! Give us the heart of foulon!”
the revolutionists said these words to defrage when they found foulon who they hated him so much. When they brought him to the hall of the examination, they said these words.
‘’ see the old villain tied with ropes’’
‘’ ha, ha! That was well done. Let him eat it now.’’
madame defrage said these words in the hall of examination when they began to judge foulon who told the old people to …………….. And they brought grass to him to force him eat it to make him feel the same way they felt before.
‘’ see! Over there beyond that hilltop beyond the village.’’
the road repairer said these words to one of the men who will burn the old chateau. The road repairer tried to show this man the way to the chateau.

جميل جدا
شكرا على هذا المجهود

chapter 12



a fatal attraction

the revolution spreads to the countryside and the chateau is burned to the ground. despite the pleas from the servants at the chateau, the local villagers burn it down and they threaten gabelle, the village officer. a further three years pass and the french revolution have successfully removed the ruling classes. Many of the french aristocracy have fled to england and tellson’s bank is the main source for obtaining information from france. A letter addressed to the marquis st. Evremonde surfaces and darnay learns of this. He reads the letter and it has come from gabelle who has been imprisoned. darnay feels guilty about gabelle’s imprisonment and decides to respond to his pleas for help. he believes that he can reason with the revolutionary forces and decides to depart for france alone. He is unaware of the dangers he will face and that he appears on mme. Defarge’s register. He believes he will be treated as a common man. He arranges for a letter to go to lucie and her father explaining the situation.
questions and discussions
compare between tellson’s bank befor and after the revolution.
before the revolution, the parcels would come and go easily as in business-like old england. But after the revolution everything is stopped. The branch of the bank in england became the meeting place of the frenchmen who fled to london. They used to come for doing business, meeting each other and knowing news about france.

why did mr lorry decide to take jerry with him in his journey to paris?
jerry has been his bodyguard on sunday nights for a long time past and mr lorry was used to him. Nobody will suspect jerry of being anything but an english bulldog or to have any thought in his head exept to defend his master.

what was the letter form?
the letter which darney received was from gabelle , the old servant to darney.

what has encouraged darney to travel to paris?
the urgent letter which was sent by gabelle and the danger in which a good , old sevant found himself. Gabelle asked him to return to save him from the revolutionists. They accused him of working for an emigrant against them. Gabelle tried to defend himself saying he was ordered to do good things to repay them but they didn't believe him. So he asked darney to come and save his life.

in fact this letter was a trick to attract darney to return to france again.

why did darney decide that neither lucie nor her father must know that he will go to paris until he was gone?
he did not like to make lucie suffer the pain of seperation.
as for dr manette, darney knew well that the doctor didn't like to remember that dreatful land (paris) which would remind him of his old sad memories in the bastille..


الاجابات جميلة لكن أنا قمت بإضافة بعض الشئ للإجابة
وأحيانا قمت بتبديل الأسلوب لنقل المعلومة بطريقة أبسط

شكرا لك

to whom were the two letters darney wrote?

darney wrote two letters: One was to lucie, explaining the strong sense of duty he had to go to paris(that he had to go to paris to save his faithful servant gabelle who was obeying his order and giving the people their rights)
he also wrote her that letter to assure his safty.
the second letter was to the doctor asking him to take care of lucie and their dear child and telling him too about the reason for his journey to paris .

to both he wrote that he would send letters to prove he was safe immediately after his arrival

“ i must still suggest to you …”
“ changeable weather. A long journey, uncertain means of travelling, a disorganised county, a city that may not even be safe for you”
darney said these words to mr lorry. Darney is trying here to persuade mr lorry not to travel to paris especially after the revolution, there he will not be safe.


“ you touched some of the reasons for my going, not for my staying away. It is safe enough for me. Nobody will be inspired in an old fellow of nearly eighty years of age when there are so many people there much better worth stopping. As for it being a disorganised city, if it were not a disorganised city there would be no occasion to send someone from our company here to our company there, who knows the city and business of old, and enjoys tellson’s confidence. As for the uncertain travelling, the long journey and the weather, if i were not prepared to put up with a few difficulties for tellson’s sake, after all these years, who ought to be?”
mr lorry said these words to darney. Here mr lorry is replying to darney’s reasons of not going to paris. Mr lorry has reasons to prove that he is the right person to travel to paris. As he is an old man, nobody will be interested in an old fellow like him. He thoght that he is the right person to represent tellson’s bank in a disorganised city especially after the revoulution. He can bear few difficulties for tellson’s sake.

“ i wish i were going myself”
charles darney said these words to mr lorry. Darney is wishing to go to paris as it is his homeland.

قمت هنا بإضافات صغيرة باللون الأحمر
مجهود عظيم
شكرا جزيلا

“ indeed! You are the right person to advise!”

“ you wish you were going yourself! You , a frenchman? You are wise adviser!”
mr lorry said thses words to darney when darney expressed his wish to travel to paris himself. Mr lorry is surprised because charles darney said so. Mr lorry reminded him of his being a frenchman. There is a danger to the frenchmen especially after the revolution.

“ you can have no idea of the difficulty our business is having and of the danger our books and papers pver there are in. The lord above knows what seriouse resulty there would be for numbers of people if some of our ducuments were stolen or destroyed.”
mr lorry said this to darney. Mr lorry is explaining to him why it was important that he would travel to the branch of the bank at that time. The papers and books of their customers were in danger. they could be destroyed or stolen by the mob. So he must go to keep them in safty.
“ you must remember that getting things out of paris at this present time, no matter what things, is next to impossible. Papers and precious things were brought to us even today by the strangest people you can imagine, everyone of whom had his head hanging by a single hair as he passed the barrier. At another time our parcels would come and go as easily as in business-like old england, but now everything is stopped.”
mr lorry said this to darney. Here mr lorry is comparing between the case of the business before and after the revolution and how bad is the work under these circumstances.
“ i have shown it, i think , to everybody now here, and nobody can tell me where this gentleman is to be found.”
mr lorry said this to the manager of tellson’s when he asked him if he found the person who the letter should be given to. Mr lorry said he showed it to every frenchman but did not find that person.
however darney saw his own name on the letter and offered to take it and give it to its owner.
. Mr lorry didn’t know that darney was the man they were looking for

“ i know the fellow”
darney said this to mr lorry. He meant by this that he know the reciever of this letter. Of course he is the reciever but nobody knows about this secret.

“ will you take the letter then?
“ do you know where to deliver it?”
mr lorry said these words to darney. He asked him to deliver the letter to the reciever of the letter. Mr lorry didn’t know that darney is the reciever of this letter.

أى جزء حبيت أزوده أو أعدل الاجابة - مكتوب بالأحمر

“ for the love of heaven, i beg you, monsieur, to help me. My fault has been that i have been true to you. From this prison here of horror, where as every hour passes i get nearer and nearer to destruction.”

gabelle said these words in his urgent letter to darney, formerly the marquis. Gabelle is asking darney’s help to get him out of prison as he is innocent from any crime.

“ i have delivered that letter,”
“ i would not agree to you having to take back a written answer, but perhaps you will take a spoken message?”
darney said these words to mr lorry. Here he told mr lorry that he delivered the letter to the reciever and he asked him to take back a spoken answer to the letter not a written message.

“ that i will , and gladly, if it is not dangerous”
mr lorry said these words to darney. He is telling darney that he will take his spoken message back and deliver it.


“ simply, that he has received the letter and will come.”
“ he will start upon his journey tomorrow night.”
darney said these words to mr lorry. This is the spoken message that mr lorry will take back and deliver. He will deliver it to gabelle, the good , old servant to darney. He askend mr lorry to tell him that darney would go to paris the following day at night.

دا جميل مفهوش أى تعديل

ممكن طلب بس يا مس هودي
و يا كل الموجودين
النسخة الي انا بدرسها chpter 11 (echoing footsteps(
ده اسم الشبتر مشالي انتوا حطينه
دي نسخة جديدة
و ارجو اسئلة و شرح و كومنتات علي الترم التاني
بس الي عندي يا ريت الي انا بدرسه

شكرا جزيلا على الاضافات و التعديل يا مس هدى

استفدت كتير من تعديلك

و ان شاء الله احاول اعمل اللى بعد كدة

احتراماتى

شكرا جزيلا على الاضافات و التعديل يا مس هدى

استفدت كتير من تعديلك

و ان شاء الله احاول اعمل اللى بعد كدة

احتراماتى

For nothing
Waiting for your many points of discussion

please the rest of chapters soonest

ممكن طلب بس يا مس هودي
و يا كل الموجودين
النسخة الي انا بدرسها chpter 11 (echoing footsteps(
ده اسم الشبتر مشالي انتوا حطينه
دي نسخة جديدة
و ارجو اسئلة و شرح و كومنتات علي الترم التاني
بس الي عندي يا ريت الي انا بدرسه


انا كمان ده غنوان الشابتر عتدى مش اللى مكتوب نرجو وض

انا كمان ده غنوان الشابتر عتدى مش اللى مكتوب نرجو وض
دا chapter 12
الفصل المطلوب غير متوفر عندى الآن

أعتقد ستجد عنوان الفصل 12 نفس عنوان النسخة اللى بتدروسها
تقريبا لونها موف فاتح وتعتبر abridged




http://www.4shared.com/file/254553373/182a6ae8/_2__Chapte_12.html

Thanks a lot Mrs Huda. Thus is really chapter 12

could you send me chapter 9 (Knitting), chapter 10 (Nine days) chapter 11 (Echoing footsteps

My copy is abridged 226 pages it is the same as u
bestregards

Thanks a lot Mrs Huda. Thus is really chapter 12

could you send me chapter 9 (Knitting), chapter 10 (Nine days) chapter 11 (Echoing footsteps

My copy is abridged 226 pages it is the same as u
bestregards


We teach this year the version starting with the chapter talking about Old Foulon

But I taught your version years ago
I promise to provide you with chapter 11 and the rest

As for the first term, I think there are not available with me now

If you want to discuss any difficulty, go ahead
There is not great difference between the versions

Regards

chapter 13
In Secret




http://www.4shared.com/file/257748317/df5c1c50/_2__Chapter_13.htm


دا تبع النسخة الـ

abridgedl

thanks a lot mrs huda u r doing a lot of effort with us

thanks alot miss HUDA

thanks a lot mrs huda u r doing a lot of effort with us
I hope it is the version you are studying
Regards

thanks alot miss HUDA
You're welcome
Happy to receive any comments on the work itself

تابع النسخة abridged

chapter 14
http://www.4shared.com/document/NICS0Bs5/Chapter_14.html

plz i need chapter 10

Thank you so much

Great effort from a great teacher

Great effort from a great teacher
شكرا للمتابعتكم

Tank u so much
But it's better NOT TO translate between lines

thanks alot Miss Huda

Allah Bless You

Tank u so much
But it's better NOT TO translate between lines
I know what my students need to be translated
In addition to my love to translate some literary parts
أحب الترجمة الأدبية لبعض أجزاء القصة خاصا ماينقل مشاعر وآراء نستفيد منها جميعا

thanks alot Miss Huda

Allah Bless You

You're welcome

i want to the whole story but by word to download it

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very nice work !!!!!!!!!!!!!

very nice work !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot

Describe Tellson`s bank !!

Describe Tellson`s bank !!


In A Tale of Two Cities Dickens describes Tellson's Bank using the humor and satire. The Tellson's Bank, a type, which actually existed in 1780, is described by Dickens as "an old fashioned, small, dark and ugly place with musty odour"
All the people working there were too old. It is said that when young men are employed in the bank, they were "kept unseen like a cheese until they had the full Tellson's flavour and blue-mould upon them"


So the bank is compared to a prison with "bars to its windows"and its back rooms like a "condemned hole

This is the bank where Mr. Lorry worked, and where Dr. Manette put his money.

Also, it was where the French aristocrats stored their wealth before they ended up beheaded

thanks alot

thanks alot
You're welcome

متشكرة جدااااااااااااااااااااا

متشكرة جدااااااااااااااااااااا
العفو
أهم شئ ان تكون مفيدة

شاكرين ومقدرين

شاكرين ومقدرين
شكرا لمرورك

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greatttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt tt
This gives me pleasure

شكراااااااااا

1. How was Charles Darney acquitted in his first trial in London?
The sixth witness gave evidence against Darnay when he said that he saw Darnay in a hotel in a town where there were soldiers.
However Darnay was saved by the help of Sydney Carton. Carton drew the attention of Stryver to the similarity between him and Darnay. Then Stryver disproved the evidence of the sixth witness who could not identify the man he saw.

Tale of Two Cities Dickens describes Tellson's Bank using the humor and satire. The Tellson's Bank, a type, which actually existed in 1780, is described by Dickens as "an old fashioned, small, dark and ugly place with musty odour"
All the people working there were too old. It is said that when young men are employed in the bank, they were "kept unseen like a cheese until they had the full Tellson's flavour and blue-mould upon them"

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Speak about :- Lucie

Speak about :- Lucie
Lucie Manette
A young French woman who grew up in England, Lucie was raised as a ward of Tellson’s Bank because her parents were assumed dead.
Dickens depicts Lucie as an great capicty of compassion. Her love has the power to bind her family together . Her love has the power to change those around her. It enables her father to be “recalled to life,”
Her angle charachter affects Sydney Carton’s development from a “jackal” into a hero

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ارجو الترتيب
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أنا عبدالله جمال عبدالحفيظ طالب بالصف الثالث الإعدادى بمحافظة أسيوط مركز صدفا
فى الترم الأول أخذنا أول خمس فصول فى هذه القصة وفى الترم التانى إن شاء الله إحنا سوف ندرس من أول الفصل السادس حتى الفصل العاشر وححضرراتكم ممنزلينش غير من أول فصل حتى الفصل السادس
فأنا أريد من الفصل السابع حتى الفصل العاشر أرجوكم ارفعوهم لى
وجزاكم الله كل خير

أنا عبدالله جمال عبدالحفيظ طالب بالصف الثالث الإعدادى بمحافظة أسيوط مركز صدفا
فى الترم الأول أخذنا أول خمس فصول فى هذه القصة وفى الترم التانى إن شاء الله إحنا سوف ندرس من أول الفصل السادس حتى الفصل العاشر وححضرراتكم ممنزلينش غير من أول فصل حتى الفصل السادس
فأنا أريد من الفصل السابع حتى الفصل العاشر أرجوكم ارفعوهم لى
وجزاكم الله كل خير
إن شاء الله
غدا سأضع الباقى

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أرجوكم أريدهم بسرعة

اريدهم بسسسسسسسسسسسسرعة

شكرا جدا على الملف

Minds, like parachutes, only work when opened
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thnxxxxxx alot

السلام عليكم أنا إسلام محمد أريد أسئلة قصة الصف الثالث الإعدادي أرجوكم الترم الاول

thanks alot,GOD bless you

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Thanks for caring

thanks alot Miss Huda
waiting for the rest
God bless you

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Thanks alot

thanks a lot great work

A life you love beside you
ربنا يجزيكم كل الخير عنا

thanks for your effort but it would be better if you put them in a word file

Why don't you put them in one document?

questions and answers on tale of two cities

thank you very much but i want more questions and comments on chapter 5 to 10 please

جزاك اللة كل خير وبارك اللة فيك

thaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaank you

Please Mr. Huda I want act 3 of arms and the man

please mr. Huda i want act 3 of arms and the man
لاندرس هذه المسرحية هذا العام

أنا أضع كل الأعمال التى ندرسها
اعتذر لعدم تلبية طلبك بسبب تعدد الأعمال الأدبية

Any way, thanks for your great effort. Please, when it is available with you share it. Thanks for your patience again.

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thank you very much

thanks a lot

شكرا على المجهود الطيب جدا جدا

كلمة شكر لاتكفى لكى الف مليار شكر

Thank You Very Much

thanks a lot

You go beyond the episode .great + fantastic thanksssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

مشكووووووووور

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لا اله الا انت سبحانك

[]Allah bless u ThanXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXX[/B]

ممتااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااا اااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااااز

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thank you very much

جزاكم الله خيراً
و نفع بكم