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My Dear Mr Welch,

  You will find my most protracted description of the Old Bailey in book
two, chapter two, of the Bastille in book two, chapter twenty-one.
Professor Andrew Sanders's flattering publication, "A Companion to 'A Tale
of Two Cities'" gives background material likely to be of use to any student.


Faithfully yours,


Charles Dickens

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>Mr. Dickens,
>        I am currently reading Charles Dickens's "A Tale of Two Cities."  I
>am writing a research paper on Dickens comparison between the Old Bailey and
>the Bastille.  I have to find information about both of these in the book
>and also in two other sources.  Do you have any suggestions about a major
>chapter involving these places in the book and/or any other sources where I
>could find information on these places.
>
>
>
>                            Thank You,
>
>                                            Hugh Welch
>
>

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