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Page 22
I hadn't thought of this at the time; it only struck me when I was getting out of bed.
Obviously he had seen that it would mean my getting four days' holiday straight
off, and one couldn't expect him to like that. Still, for one thing, it wasn't my fault if
...
I hadn't thought of this at the time; it only struck me when I was getting out of bed.
Obviously he had seen that it would mean my getting four days' holiday straight
off, and one couldn't expect him to like that. Still, for one thing, it wasn't my fault if
...
Page 46
Raymond was to stay in his room till summoned to the police station. “You ought
to be ashamed of yourself,” the policeman added, “getting so tight you can't stand
steady. Why, you're shaking all over!” “I'm not tight,” Raymond explained.
Raymond was to stay in his room till summoned to the police station. “You ought
to be ashamed of yourself,” the policeman added, “getting so tight you can't stand
steady. Why, you're shaking all over!” “I'm not tight,” Raymond explained.
Page 134
He assured me that all would go well and I'd get off with a few years'
imprisonment or transportation. I asked him what were the chances of getting the
sentence quashed. He said there was no chance of that. He had not raised any
point of law, ...
He assured me that all would go well and I'd get off with a few years'
imprisonment or transportation. I asked him what were the chances of getting the
sentence quashed. He said there was no chance of that. He had not raised any
point of law, ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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