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Shall I tell them to wait, for you to have a last glimpse of your mother?” “No,” I said
. He spoke into the receiver, lowering his voice. “That's all right, Figeac. Tell the
men to go there now.” He then informed me that he was going to attend the ...
Shall I tell them to wait, for you to have a last glimpse of your mother?” “No,” I said
. He spoke into the receiver, lowering his voice. “That's all right, Figeac. Tell the
men to go there now.” He then informed me that he was going to attend the ...
Page 47
As for what happened after that, he needn't tell me, as I was there. “Well,” I said, “
you taught her a lesson, all right, and that's what you wanted, isn't it?” He agreed,
and pointed out that whatever the police did, that wouldn't change the fact she'd ...
As for what happened after that, he needn't tell me, as I was there. “Well,” I said, “
you taught her a lesson, all right, and that's what you wanted, isn't it?” He agreed,
and pointed out that whatever the police did, that wouldn't change the fact she'd ...
Page 51
But Raymond asked me to hold on; he had something else to tell me, and that
was why he'd rung me up, though he could have waited till the evening to pass
on the invitation. “It's like this,” he said. “I've been shadowed all the morning by
some ...
But Raymond asked me to hold on; he had something else to tell me, and that
was why he'd rung me up, though he could have waited till the evening to pass
on the invitation. “It's like this,” he said. “I've been shadowed all the morning by
some ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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