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She needed someone to be with her all the time, and young men in jobs like
yours don't get too much pay. In any case, she was much happier in the Home.” I
said, “Yes, sir; I'm sure of that.” Then he added: “She had good friends here, you ...
She needed someone to be with her all the time, and young men in jobs like
yours don't get too much pay. In any case, she was much happier in the Home.” I
said, “Yes, sir; I'm sure of that.” Then he added: “She had good friends here, you ...
Page 28
I noticed that the young fellows coming from them were taking longer strides and
gesturing more vigorously than at ordinary times; doubtless the picture they'd
been seeing was of the wild-West variety. Those who had been to the picture ...
I noticed that the young fellows coming from them were taking longer strides and
gesturing more vigorously than at ordinary times; doubtless the picture they'd
been seeing was of the wild-West variety. Those who had been to the picture ...
Page 86
My poor young man, how can you not believe that He suffered for your sake?” I
noticed that his manner seemed genuinely solicitous when he said, “My poor
young man”—but I was beginning to have enough of it. The room was growing ...
My poor young man, how can you not believe that He suffered for your sake?” I
noticed that his manner seemed genuinely solicitous when he said, “My poor
young man”—but I was beginning to have enough of it. The room was growing ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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