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Page 77
Then he inquired if I had chosen a lawyer to defend me. I answered, “No,” I hadn't
thought about it, and asked him if it was really necessary for me to have one. “
Why do you ask that?” he said. I replied that I regarded my case as very simple.
Then he inquired if I had chosen a lawyer to defend me. I answered, “No,” I hadn't
thought about it, and asked him if it was really necessary for me to have one. “
Why do you ask that?” he said. I replied that I regarded my case as very simple.
Page 133
The court rose, and the lawyer sat down, looking thoroughly exhausted. Some of
his colleagues came to him and shook his hand. “You put up a magnificent show,
old man,” I heard one of them say. Another lawyer even called me to witness: ...
The court rose, and the lawyer sat down, looking thoroughly exhausted. Some of
his colleagues came to him and shook his hand. “You put up a magnificent show,
old man,” I heard one of them say. Another lawyer even called me to witness: ...
Page 134
My lawyer came to see me; he was very talkative and showed more cordiality and
confidence than ever before. 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 ...
My lawyer came to see me; he was very talkative and showed more cordiality and
confidence than ever before. 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 ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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