Carton...

Hello, Carton.

A carton?

That carton.

What carton?

The Carton Bar.

Good evening, Mr. Carton.

Carton of Mullhall, please.

Really, not working yet, Carton?

How are you, Mr. Carton?

Come on, Carton, you're jealous.

Don't you think so, Carton?

Sydney Carton, English advocate. Pass.

Can I get a carton?

Why'd you quit the Carton?

There's our milk. There's our carton.

New Milk Carton I'm New Milk.

Hello, Mr. Carton. How are you?

Carton. Of all people on earth...

Oh, no, not me, Mr. Carton.

I sure didn't see any carton.

I believe we've uncovered something here, Carton.

Oh, Mr. Carton, if you'll excuse me.

Old Milk Carton Oh yeah, it smells good.

Old Milk Carton Oh yeah, it smells good.

Where would you hide a carton that size?

I think we need cigarettes. Get a carton.

You know, that couldn't happen in England, Mr. Carton.

Now, Mr. Carton, what is it you want, sir?

Citizen doctor, Lucille Manette and child, Sydney Carton, advocate.

It's Stanley Krane, Mrs. Verber. I brought your carton.

I brought it over to her myself. Large carton.

Matter of fact, I could use a carton of cigarettes.

A carton that large would hold a lot of toys.

Better than the stool I had in London, eh, Mr. Carton?

Carton if I've misunderstood you before, believe me, I regret it.

I'm afraid we're not going to pull this through, Mr. Carton.

If you don't want that carton, I'll just take it along.

Lilia is no slave, Dathan! You can carry your own carton.

Yes, sir. Yes, Mr. Carton, I think I should love to travel.

Mr. Carton, I told you this afternoon that it can't be done.

Mr. Carton, you couldn't pay me to do what you're doing, sir.

I'm Keiko from the Carton Bar, and a customer of the bank.

Why do we line up the square milk carton with the square fence?

Now, Mr. Barsad couldn't you have mistaken the prisoner for Mr. Carton there?