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Page 60
Marie, however, was almost dancing with delight, and kept repeating, “What a
heavenly day!” After a few minutes I was feeling better, and noticed that I was
hungry. I mentioned this to Marie, but she paid no attention. She was carrying an
...
Marie, however, was almost dancing with delight, and kept repeating, “What a
heavenly day!” After a few minutes I was feeling better, and noticed that I was
hungry. I mentioned this to Marie, but she paid no attention. She was carrying an
...
Page 63
I glanced at her, and noticed that she and Marie seemed to be getting on well
together; laughing and chattering away. For the first time, perhaps, I seriously
considered the possibility of my marrying her. Masson wanted to have a swim at
once, ...
I glanced at her, and noticed that she and Marie seemed to be getting on well
together; laughing and chattering away. For the first time, perhaps, I seriously
considered the possibility of my marrying her. Masson wanted to have a swim at
once, ...
Page 117
It was Marie's turn next. She had a hat on and still looked quite pretty, though I
much preferred her with her hair free. From where I was I had glimpses of the soft
curve of her breasts, and her ..underlip had the little pout that always fascinated ...
It was Marie's turn next. She had a hat on and still looked quite pretty, though I
much preferred her with her hair free. From where I was I had glimpses of the soft
curve of her breasts, and her ..underlip had the little pout that always fascinated ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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