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“We put the lid on, but I was told to unscrew it when you came, so that you could
see her.” While he was going up to the coffin I told him not to trouble. “Eh? What's
that?” he exclaimed. “You don't want me to . . . P.” “No,” I said. He put back the ...
“We put the lid on, but I was told to unscrew it when you came, so that you could
see her.” While he was going up to the coffin I told him not to trouble. “Eh? What's
that?” he exclaimed. “You don't want me to . . . P.” “No,” I said. He put back the ...
Page 52
“You're a young man,” he said, “and I'm pretty sure you'd enjoy living in Paris.
And, of course, you could travel about France for some months in the year.” I told
him I was quite prepared to go; but really I didn't care much one way or the other.
“You're a young man,” he said, “and I'm pretty sure you'd enjoy living in Paris.
And, of course, you could travel about France for some months in the year.” I told
him I was quite prepared to go; but really I didn't care much one way or the other.
Page 150
Of course I had, I told him. Everybody has that wish at times. But that had no more
importance than wishing to be rich, or to swim very fast, or to have a better-
shaped mouth. It was in the same order of things. I was going on in the same vein
, ...
Of course I had, I told him. Everybody has that wish at times. But that had no more
importance than wishing to be rich, or to swim very fast, or to have a better-
shaped mouth. It was in the same order of things. I was going on in the same vein
, ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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