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Page 11
I inclined to think that they were greeting me, after their fashion, but it had a queer
effect, seeing all those old fellows grouped round the keeper, solemnly eying me
and dandling their heads from side to side. For a moment I had an absurd ...
I inclined to think that they were greeting me, after their fashion, but it had a queer
effect, seeing all those old fellows grouped round the keeper, solemnly eying me
and dandling their heads from side to side. For a moment I had an absurd ...
Page 103
I sat down, and the police officers took their stand on each side of my chair. It was
then that I noticed a row of faces opposite me. These people were staring hard at
me, and I guessed they were the jury. But somehow I didn't see them as ...
I sat down, and the police officers took their stand on each side of my chair. It was
then that I noticed a row of faces opposite me. These people were staring hard at
me, and I guessed they were the jury. But somehow I didn't see them as ...
Page 150
That irritated me still more, and I told him he wasn't my father; quite the contrary,
he was on the others' side. “No, no, my son,” he said, laying his hand on my
shoulder. “I'm on your side, though you don't realize it—because your heart is ...
That irritated me still more, and I told him he wasn't my father; quite the contrary,
he was on the others' side. “No, no, my son,” he said, laying his hand on my
shoulder. “I'm on your side, though you don't realize it—because your heart is ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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