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Page 11
A few minutes later one of the women started weeping. She was in the second
row and I couldn't see her face because of another woman in front. At regular
intervals she emitted a little choking sob; one had a feeling she would never stop.
A few minutes later one of the women started weeping. She was in the second
row and I couldn't see her face because of another woman in front. At regular
intervals she emitted a little choking sob; one had a feeling she would never stop.
Page 136
There's never any knowing what one may come to. Like everyone else I'd read
descriptions of executions in the papers. But technical books dealing with this
subject must certainly exist; only I'd never felt sufficiently interested to look them
up.
There's never any knowing what one may come to. Like everyone else I'd read
descriptions of executions in the papers. But technical books dealing with this
subject must certainly exist; only I'd never felt sufficiently interested to look them
up.
Page 141
Imagination has never been one of my strong points. Still, I tried to picture a
moment when the beating of my heart no longer echoed in my head. But, in vain.
The dawn and my appeal were still there. And I ended by believing it was a silly
thing ...
Imagination has never been one of my strong points. Still, I tried to picture a
moment when the beating of my heart no longer echoed in my head. But, in vain.
The dawn and my appeal were still there. And I ended by believing it was a silly
thing ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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