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Page 26
First of all there came a family going for their Sunday-afternoon walk; two small
boys in sailor suits, with short trousers hardly down to their knees, and looking
rather uneasy in their Sunday best; then a little girl with a big pink bow and black
...
First of all there came a family going for their Sunday-afternoon walk; two small
boys in sailor suits, with short trousers hardly down to their knees, and looking
rather uneasy in their Sunday best; then a little girl with a big pink bow and black
...
Page 28
People were returning from their walks, and I noticed the dapper little man with
the fat wife amongst the passers-by. Children were whimpering and trailing
wearily after their parents. After some minutes the local picture houses disgorged
their ...
People were returning from their walks, and I noticed the dapper little man with
the fat wife amongst the passers-by. Children were whimpering and trailing
wearily after their parents. After some minutes the local picture houses disgorged
their ...
Page 33
Twice a day, at eleven and six, the old fellow takes his dog for a walk, and for
eight years that walk has never varied. You can see them in the rue de Lyon, the
dog pulling his master along as hard as he can, till finally the old chap misses a
step ...
Twice a day, at eleven and six, the old fellow takes his dog for a walk, and for
eight years that walk has never varied. You can see them in the rue de Lyon, the
dog pulling his master along as hard as he can, till finally the old chap misses a
step ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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