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Page 70
We walked for quite a while, and I had an idea that Raymond had a definite idea
where he was going; but probably I was mistaken about this. At the end of the
beach we came to a small stream that had cut a channel in the sand, after coming
...
We walked for quite a while, and I had an idea that Raymond had a definite idea
where he was going; but probably I was mistaken about this. At the end of the
beach we came to a small stream that had cut a channel in the sand, after coming
...
Page 104
Still, the difference wasn't so very great, and, anyhow, that's the idea I got. What
with the crowd and the stuffiness of the air I was feeling a bit dizzy. I ran my eyes
round the courtroom but couldn't recognize any of the faces. At first I could hardly
...
Still, the difference wasn't so very great, and, anyhow, that's the idea I got. What
with the crowd and the stuffiness of the air I was feeling a bit dizzy. I ran my eyes
round the courtroom but couldn't recognize any of the faces. At first I could hardly
...
Page 140
Another thing I had to recognize was that, until now, I'd had wrong ideas on the
subject. For some reason I'd always supposed that one had to go up steps and
climb on to a scaffold, to be guillotined. Probably that was because of the 1789 ...
Another thing I had to recognize was that, until now, I'd had wrong ideas on the
subject. For some reason I'd always supposed that one had to go up steps and
climb on to a scaffold, to be guillotined. Probably that was because of the 1789 ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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