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Page 55
After taking off her closefitting jacket she sat down and started studying the bill of
fare with a sort of rapt attention. Then she called Céleste and gave her order, very
fast but quite distinctly; one didn't lose a word. While waiting for the hors ...
After taking off her closefitting jacket she sat down and started studying the bill of
fare with a sort of rapt attention. Then she called Céleste and gave her order, very
fast but quite distinctly; one didn't lose a word. While waiting for the hors ...
Page 60
I mentioned this to Marie, but she paid no attention. She was carrying an oilcloth
bag in which she had stowed our bathing kit and a towel. Presently we heard
Raymond shutting his door. He was wearing blue trousers, a short-sleeved white
...
I mentioned this to Marie, but she paid no attention. She was carrying an oilcloth
bag in which she had stowed our bathing kit and a towel. Presently we heard
Raymond shutting his door. He was wearing blue trousers, a short-sleeved white
...
Page 147
Though I didn't trouble much to follow what he said, I gathered he was
questioning me again. Presently his tone became agitated, urgent, and, as I
realized that he was genuinely distressed, I began to pay more attention. He said
he I 4 7.
Though I didn't trouble much to follow what he said, I gathered he was
questioning me again. Presently his tone became agitated, urgent, and, as I
realized that he was genuinely distressed, I began to pay more attention. He said
he I 4 7.
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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