4x-xx-xx ep14 Dr Manettes Manuscript

of the past, fantoms of a well-gone by, speak again the immortal tale, Dr. Manette's Manuscript." Gentlemen of the jury, I have in my hand a manuscript that Dr. Alex Manette unearthed on the night of February 12, 1751, a manuscript that will provide conclusive proof of the guilt of Charles St. everyone, accusing him of fraud, murder, and conspiracy.

A chain of fantastic events lead to Dr. Minnet's finding of the manuscript, and I should like to describe these events to you now. I, Philip Jonti, was with Alex Minnet earlier in the evening. I had dropped by his home in hopes of persuading him to join me at a large swatter, which was

being given that night by one of the most distinguished barons in all Paris. The day's name is unimportant. Dr. Manet and I were standing at the door. That I remember because the grandfather's block in the living room was just beginning to chime.

I'm sorry, Felipe. I simply can't come to the ball this evening. I'd promised several of my patients that I'd drop by and see them. She's going to be there. She. Who? Who who who? The woman I was telling you about. Countess Clarissa Santa-Vimond.

Ah, look out, this, with the mysterious husband. She's half what she says she is, Philip Gente. It'd be just as well if I don't meet her. Nothing can persuade you? Nothing. I come along. I'll walk you outside at any rate.

And if you change your mind, come to twelve re-centre on a ray. If I change my mind, give your comments my greetings. That is, if her husband isn't around. Don't worry about him. Charles St. Eremonde is never around.