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Page 108
But I hadn't time to wonder about her; the Judge had started speaking again. He
said that the trial proper was about to begin, and he need hardly say that he
expected the public to refrain from any demonstration whatsoever. He explained
that ...
But I hadn't time to wonder about her; the Judge had started speaking again. He
said that the trial proper was about to begin, and he need hardly say that he
expected the public to refrain from any demonstration whatsoever. He explained
that ...
Page 109
The Judge then launched into an account of what I'd done, stopping after every
two or three sentences to ask me, “Is that correct?” To which I always replied, “
Yes, sir,” as my lawyer had advised me. It was a long business, as the Judge ...
The Judge then launched into an account of what I'd done, stopping after every
two or three sentences to ask me, “Is that correct?” To which I always replied, “
Yes, sir,” as my lawyer had advised me. It was a long business, as the Judge ...
Page 135
In fact, I had no time to look, as the presiding judge had already started
pronouncing a rigmarole to the effect that “in the name of the French people” I
was to be decapitated in some public place. It seemed to me then that I could
interpret the ...
In fact, I had no time to look, as the presiding judge had already started
pronouncing a rigmarole to the effect that “in the name of the French people” I
was to be decapitated in some public place. It seemed to me then that I could
interpret the ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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