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Page 63
I saw some Arabs lounging against the tobacconist's window . They were staring
at us silently , in the special way these people have - as if we were blocks of
stone or dead trees . Raymond whispered that the second Arab from the left was “
his ...
I saw some Arabs lounging against the tobacconist's window . They were staring
at us silently , in the special way these people have - as if we were blocks of
stone or dead trees . Raymond whispered that the second Arab from the left was “
his ...
Page 68
The distance between us and the Arabs was steadily decreasing . When we were
only a few steps away the Arabs halted . Masson and I slowed down , while
Raymond went straight up to his man . I couldn't hear what he said , but I saw the
...
The distance between us and the Arabs was steadily decreasing . When we were
only a few steps away the Arabs halted . Masson and I slowed down , while
Raymond went straight up to his man . I couldn't hear what he said , but I saw the
...
Page 71
Then Raymond put his hand to his revolver pocket , but the Arabs still didn't move
. I noticed the man playing on the reed had his big toes splayed out almost at
right angles to his feet . Still keeping his eyes on his man , Raymond said to me ...
Then Raymond put his hand to his revolver pocket , but the Arabs still didn't move
. I noticed the man playing on the reed had his big toes splayed out almost at
right angles to his feet . Still keeping his eyes on his man , Raymond said to me ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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