1、Event: French RevolutionTime: 1789 1799Course: The poor of the cities and the peasants in the country rose up against the king and the nobles.Result: Down with the tyranny （專制）of the king!Effect: widespread, both inside and outside of France, and the Revolution ranks as one of the most important eve

2、nts in the history of Europe.French RevolutionBeginning: Down with the Bastille on July 14, 1789. Down with the BastilleIt was the best of Times. It was the worst of Times. Lesson 86By Gu Jibin, May 26, 2003 Charles DickensHis worksThe Pickwick Papers Oliver TwistThe Old Curiosity Shop. David Copper

3、field Hard Times A Tale of Two Cities Great ExpectationsBleak House 霧都孤兒雙城記艱難時世遠大前程荒涼山莊皮克威克外傳老古玩店大衛.科波菲爾One of the greatest novelist in English literature. About the storyA Tale of Two Cities tells us of a tale of action of adventure (冒險) that happened in London and Paris at the time of French Revol

4、ution. So the cities in the title referred to London and Paris. The story dealt with the fate of a small group of characters(人物) who were drawn (卷入) into the events of the Revolution. One of the main characters was Dr. Manette, a French doctor. After having been in prison for 18 years, he was set fr

5、ee. Then he settled (定居) in London with his beautiful daughter Lucie. She fell in love with Charles Darnay, a noble heir (后裔) of the bad Evremonde family of French. Then she got married to him. Several years later, when Darnay returned to Paris, he was caught by the revolutionaries. At this time the

6、re was another young man named Sydney Carton, who was very much like Darnay, loved Lucie so much that he was ready to be sentenced to death instead of Darnay. Dr Manette of Lucie Manette. 2) His died when Lucie was a baby. 3) He a peasant boy and a girl, both of whom . 4) He knew that they had been

7、badly , so he was put in prison to his silence.5) He spent many years in the in Paris, where he used to . 6) While in prison he became , and his hair turned _ 7) He returned to and got gradually and stronger. 8) He couldnt live in _ unless his door was _FatherwifeattendeddiedtreatedkeepBastillemake

8、shoesmentally disturbedwhite.Englandbetterpeacelocked.Careful readingRead Paragraph 1 to answer:1. When and where did this story happen?2. Who was Monsieur Defarge?3. Who was Dr Manettes daughter? 4. Whats the relation between Monsieur Defarge and Dr Manette?5. What news did Lucie Manette hear? In a

9、 poor district in Paris in 1775.A wine shop owner in the district. An English woman named Lucie Manette.Monsieur Dafarge had been a servant to Dr Manette.She heard that her father, Dr Manette was alive and was living in Paris.Read paragraphs 2- 4 to answer:6. What happened to Lucie when she was a ba

10、by? 7.Where had Dr Manette been kept a prisoner?8. How was Dr Manette when he was set free? 9. For what reason had he been sent to prison? Her mother had died. Her father had disappeared a short time before her mothers death. She had been brought to England as a baby, and her mothers money had been

11、put in a bank in London for her education.In the Bastille, Pariss most important prison.He had been mentally disturbed by his long years alone in prison and his hair had turned white.For no good reason.Read paragraph 5 to answer:10.What happened to Lucie after her father returned to England?11. Whom

12、 did Lucie marry? 12. What did Sydney promise to do for her? Two men fell in love with Lucie. One was Charles Darnay and the other, Sydney Carton.Lucie married Charles. He promised to do anything he could for her to make sure of her happiness. Read paragraph 6 to answer:13. Why had Charles Darnay le

13、ft France to live in England? 14. What kind of person was Marquis St. Evremonde?15. How many persons are mentioned in this story? Who are they? Because he hated the cruel deeds of the French nobles and the way they treated the peasants. He was Charless uncle, a cruel man.Six Dr Manette (曼奈特醫生） Lucie

14、 Monette (露西.曼奈特）Monsieur Defarge （德法奇先生）Marquis St. Evremonde (埃弗雷蒙侯爵） Charles Darnay (查爾斯.達尼）Sydney Carton (悉尼.卡爾登） Dr ManetteMr Defarge Lucie Manette St EvermondeMrs Defarge brothers Sydney Carton Charles Darnay the boy and his sisterWatch the video and tell the storyPart 4. Page 57.PracticeSuppo

15、se you were Dr Manette, tell your story to public.When I was walking by the River Seine one night in December 1757, two noblemen forced me into their carriage and took me to a lonely house to attend a young peasant and Story telling Part 4 , Page 57.The correct order: 10-6-11-8-5-9-7-2-4-3-1Homework

16、Ex. 2 in the Wb on P119.Read through Lesson 87.Lucie ManetteDaughter of Dr Manette. Her mother died when she was a baby. She was brought up in England.Charles DarnayNephew of the cruel Marquis St Evremonde. He left France and came to live in England because he hated the way of life of the French nob

17、les. Sydney CartonA single man, a lawyer. He looks very like Charles Darnay. He fell in love with Lucie Manette. Monsieur DefargeA revolutionary living in Paris and has a wine shop in Paris. Madame DefargeSister of the peasant boy and girl killed by the St. Evremonde brothers. Marquis St. Everomonde

18、Treated a peasant boy and his sister very badly. His brother wounded the young peasant in a fight. They had Dr Manette put in prison so that he should not talk in public about the matter.Lesson 87: Watch the video of the second part of the story and answer the questionsWhat did the peasants and the

19、poor people in cities do in the revolution? Why?Why did Charles Darnay return to Paris from London?What happened to him on his arrival in Paris?For what was Charles sentenced to death?What did Sydney Carton do while Charles was in prison?How did Sydney save Charles? Why did he do so?They took up the

20、ir guns and knives and began to kill rich nobles. In the country the revolutionaries set fire to the nobles castles and burnt them to the ground, because they had lived such a hard life for so long.He tried to rescue a former servant of the family. He was recognized and thrown into prison. For the w

21、rongs his family had done to the boy and his sister He arrived in Paris , then went to a chemists and bought some special medicine.He persuaded Charles to change clothes with him, used the medicine to send Charles to sleep. In this way he took the place of his friend Charles.Because he loved Lucie a

22、nd wanted her to be happy.In 1789,_started in France ,the poor _ their guns and knives to kill the rich_. Later, Darney found a letter from France _ to him . On reading it , he returned to _ a servant of his family .However , he was recognized as a noble and _ into prison . Unfortunately , he was se

23、ntenced to _ because he was the nephew of the cruel Marquis who had _ to the peasant boy and his sister many years before . Because of his love to Lucie, Carton _ a way to rescue Darney .He had his head . With his arrangement, they left Paris safe .revolutiontook upnobles addressedrescue thrown deat

24、h done wrong thought of cut offDr ManetteMr Defarge Lucie Manatte St EvermondeMrs Defarge brothers Sydney CartonCharles Darnay boy and his sister Sentence appreciation佳句賞析It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to, than I have ever known

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