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Page 55
Of course she might. She had a chubby face like a ripe apple, bright eyes, and
moved in a curiously jerky way, as if she were on wires. After taking off her
closefitting jacket she sat down and started studying the bill of fare with a sort of
rapt ...
Of course she might. She had a chubby face like a ripe apple, bright eyes, and
moved in a curiously jerky way, as if she were on wires. After taking off her
closefitting jacket she sat down and started studying the bill of fare with a sort of
rapt ...
Page 100
At dinner that evening he showed them a large sum of money he had on him, and
in the course of the night they slaughtered him with a hammer. After taking the
money they flung the body into the river. Next morning his wife came and, without
...
At dinner that evening he showed them a large sum of money he had on him, and
in the course of the night they slaughtered him with a hammer. After taking the
money they flung the body into the river. Next morning his wife came and, without
...
Page 127
... anything in all my life. I've always been far too much absorbed in the present
moment, or the immediate future, to think back. Of course, in the position into
which I had been forced, there was no question of my speaking to anyone in that
tone.
... anything in all my life. I've always been far too much absorbed in the present
moment, or the immediate future, to think back. Of course, in the position into
which I had been forced, there was no question of my speaking to anyone in that
tone.
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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