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Page 69
We stood stock-still, with the sunlight beating down on us. Blood was dripping
from Raymond's wounded arm, which he was squeezing hard above the elbow.
Masson remarked that there was a doctor who always spent his Sundays here,
and ...
We stood stock-still, with the sunlight beating down on us. Blood was dripping
from Raymond's wounded arm, which he was squeezing hard above the elbow.
Masson remarked that there was a doctor who always spent his Sundays here,
and ...
Page 104
“What a crush!” I remarked to the policeman on my left, and he explained that the
newspapers were responsible for it. He pointed to a group of men at a table just
below the jury box. “There they are!” “Who?” I asked, and he replied, “The press.
“What a crush!” I remarked to the policeman on my left, and he explained that the
newspapers were responsible for it. He pointed to a group of men at a table just
below the jury box. “There they are!” “Who?” I asked, and he replied, “The press.
Page 117
After letting this sink in he remarked in a slightly ironic tone that obviously this
was a “delicate topic” and he could enter into the young lady's feelings, but— and
here his voice grew sterner—his duty obliged him to waive considerations of ...
After letting this sink in he remarked in a slightly ironic tone that obviously this
was a “delicate topic” and he could enter into the young lady's feelings, but— and
here his voice grew sterner—his duty obliged him to waive considerations of ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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