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Page 130
I was only too conscious that it sounded nonsensical, and, in fact, I heard people
tittering. My lawyer shrugged his shoulders. Then he was directed to address the
court, in his turn. But all he did was to point out the lateness of the hour and to ...
I was only too conscious that it sounded nonsensical, and, in fact, I heard people
tittering. My lawyer shrugged his shoulders. Then he was directed to address the
court, in his turn. But all he did was to point out the lateness of the hour and to ...
Page 134
... judgment.” Some doors banged. I heard people hurrying down flights of steps,
but couldn't tell whether they were near by or distant. Then I heard a voice I 34.
... judgment.” Some doors banged. I heard people hurrying down flights of steps,
but couldn't tell whether they were near by or distant. Then I heard a voice I 34.
Page 135
Then I heard a voice droning away in the courtroom. When the bell rang again
and I stepped back into the dock, the silence of the courtroom closed in round me
, and with the silence came a queer sensation when I noticed that, for the first
time, ...
Then I heard a voice droning away in the courtroom. When the bell rang again
and I stepped back into the dock, the silence of the courtroom closed in round me
, and with the silence came a queer sensation when I noticed that, for the first
time, ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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