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I wasn't in a mood for talking. The Home is a little over a mile from the village. I
went there on foot. I asked to be allowed to see Mother at once, but the
doorkeeper told me I must see the warden first. He wasn't free, and I had to wait a
bit.
I wasn't in a mood for talking. The Home is a little over a mile from the village. I
went there on foot. I asked to be allowed to see Mother at once, but the
doorkeeper told me I must see the warden first. He wasn't free, and I had to wait a
bit.
Page 4
The warden went on talking, but I didn't pay much attention. Finally he said: “Now,
I suppose you'd like to see your mother?” I rose without replying, and he led the
way to the door. As we were going down the stairs he explained: “I've had the ...
The warden went on talking, but I didn't pay much attention. Finally he said: “Now,
I suppose you'd like to see your mother?” I rose without replying, and he led the
way to the door. As we were going down the stairs he explained: “I've had the ...
Page 26
... so early and were hurrying to the streetcar stop, laughing and talking at the top
of their voices. After they had passed, the street gradually emptied. By this time all
the matinees must have begun. Only 26.
... so early and were hurrying to the streetcar stop, laughing and talking at the top
of their voices. After they had passed, the street gradually emptied. By this time all
the matinees must have begun. Only 26.
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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