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Page 47
“Well,” I said, “you taught her a lesson, all right, and that's what you wanted, isn't it
?” He agreed, and pointed out that whatever the police did, that wouldn't change
the fact she'd had her punishment. As for the police, he knew exactly how to ...
“Well,” I said, “you taught her a lesson, all right, and that's what you wanted, isn't it
?” He agreed, and pointed out that whatever the police did, that wouldn't change
the fact she'd had her punishment. As for the police, he knew exactly how to ...
Page 51
For a moment I felt uneasy, as I expected he was going to tell me to stick to my
work and not waste time chattering with friends over the phone. However, it was
nothing of the kind. He wanted to discuss a project he had in view, though so far ...
For a moment I felt uneasy, as I expected he was going to tell me to stick to my
work and not waste time chattering with friends over the phone. However, it was
nothing of the kind. He wanted to discuss a project he had in view, though so far ...
Page 57
When a young man, he wanted to go on the stage; during his military service he'd
often played in the regimental theatricals and acted rather well, so everybody
said. However, finally, he had taken a job in the railway, and he didn't regret it, ...
When a young man, he wanted to go on the stage; during his military service he'd
often played in the regimental theatricals and acted rather well, so everybody
said. However, finally, he had taken a job in the railway, and he didn't regret it, ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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