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After that he consulted a register on his table, and said: “Madame Meursault
entered the Home three years ago. She had no private means and depended
entirely on you.” I had a feeling he was blaming me for something, and started to
...
After that he consulted a register on his table, and said: “Madame Meursault
entered the Home three years ago. She had no private means and depended
entirely on you.” I had a feeling he was blaming me for something, and started to
...
Page 58
When I said nothing he added hastily and with a rather embarrassed air that
some of the people in the street said nasty things about me because I'd sent my
mother to the Home. But he, of course, knew better; he knew how devoted to my ...
When I said nothing he added hastily and with a rather embarrassed air that
some of the people in the street said nasty things about me because I'd sent my
mother to the Home. But he, of course, knew better; he knew how devoted to my ...
Page 138
But he'd seen it through and, on coming home, was violently sick. At the time, I
found my father's conduct rather disgusting. But now I understood; it was so
natural. How had I failed to recognize that nothing was more important than an ...
But he'd seen it through and, on coming home, was violently sick. At the time, I
found my father's conduct rather disgusting. But now I understood; it was so
natural. How had I failed to recognize that nothing was more important than an ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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