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CharlesDickensThe19thcenturyBritishcriticalrealismnovelist isalsooneofthegreatestnovelistsinthe19thcenturyBritain Borninanavyclerkfamilies 10yearsoldwhenthefamilywasforcedtomovetodebtors 负债者 prison 11years andhetookheavyhousework Inblackshoepolishworkshopaschildlabor attheageof15asanapprenticeatalawoffice laterbecameacivillawsuitcaserecordmemberofthecourt andthenworkedasanewspaperreporterinparliament Hehadonlyafewyearstoreceivenormaleducation allbyhardself studyandhardworktobecomeafamouswriter 1812 1870 aboutthecharacter AdotorliveinParis themostimportantcharacters LucieManette ThedaughteroftheDr Manette theclueofthenovel CharlesDarnay AyoungFrencharistocrat thehusbandofLucieManette SydneyCarton AlawyerassistantwhohavebeensecretlyinlovewithLucy Dr Manette MadameDefarge AsmallinsurgentleaderoftheFrenchrevolution whoserelativeswasdiedforMarquisSt Evremonde MarquisSt Evremonde AFrencharistocratwhocruelyexploittagrag 下层人民 Twocities referstoParisandLondon theauthormaketheFrenchrevolutionasthebackgroud Novelscanbedividedintothree plotrevolvesaroundtheDr Manette sexperience OntheeveoftheFrenchrevolution Dr Manettefoundthatnobleeritrea themarquisDEtramplepeasantwomanandkilledherbrother scrimeswhenhewasoutcall 出诊 heinspiteofthethreateningofthemarquis tellthecourtthetruth butfinallyhewasputinthebastillefor18yearsbytheMarquis After18years LuciefoundhisfatherandshealsofallinlovewithChares AlthoughDr ManettehaddiscoveredthatChareswasthesonoftheMarquis hestillagreedwiththeirmarrige Finally theFrancerevolutionbrokeout Andthebastillewasattractedandoccupied MadameDefarge asmallinsurgentleaderintheintheFrancerevolution intensepsychologicaldrivenbyrevenge sheisbecomingaavenger SheknewCharesandtriedtokilledtheManettes unfortunately Charleswasputintoprison butkindCartonhelpedhim Hereferedtohimtogotodeathforhislove AndMadameDefargealsoaccidentlydiedwhenshefightedforagunwiththeMissPross Thisnovelwasfamousfortworearons 1 It sbackgroundistheFrancerevolution 2 It splotwasupanddowns it sdescribetionwasexquisite 细腻的 it skingheartedness 仁爱 spirit SomegoodsentencesItwasthebestoftimes itwastheworstoftimes itwastheageofwisdom itwastheageoffoolishness itwastheepochofbelief itwastheepochofincredulity itwastheseasonofLight itwastheseasonofDarkness itwasthespringofhope itwasthewinterofdespair wehadeverythingbeforeus wehadnothingbeforeus wewereallgoingdirecttoHeaven wewereallgoingdirecttheotherway inshort theperiodwassofarlikethepresentperiod thatsomeofitsnoisiestauthoritiesinsistedonitsbeingreceived forgoodorforevil inthesuperlativedegreeofcomparisononly 这是最好的时代 这是最坏的时代 这是智慧的年代 这是愚蠢的年代 这是信仰的时期 这是怀疑的时期 这是光明的季节 这是黑暗的季节 这是希望之春 这是绝望之冬 我们的前途拥有一切 我们的前途一无所有 我们正走向天堂 我们也正直下地狱 总之 那时和现代是这样相像 以至那时声名最远的某些作家对于他的批