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Page 62
Marie , however , was almost dancing with delight , and kept repeating , “ What a
heavenly day ! ” After a few minutes I was feeling better , and noticed that I was
hungry . I mentioned this to Marie , but she paid no attention . She was carrying
an ...
Marie , however , was almost dancing with delight , and kept repeating , “ What a
heavenly day ! ” After a few minutes I was feeling better , and noticed that I was
hungry . I mentioned this to Marie , but she paid no attention . She was carrying
an ...
Page 65
I glanced at her , and noticed that she and Marie seemed to be getting on well
together ; laughing and chattering away . For the first time , perhaps , I seriously
considered the possibility of my marrying her . Masson wanted to have a swim at
...
I glanced at her , and noticed that she and Marie seemed to be getting on well
together ; laughing and chattering away . For the first time , perhaps , I seriously
considered the possibility of my marrying her . Masson wanted to have a swim at
...
Page 125
He stressed my heartlessness , my inability to state Mother's age , my visit to the
swimming pool where I met Marie , our matinee at the pictures where a
Fernandel film was showing , and finally my return with Marie to my rooms . I didn'
t quite ...
He stressed my heartlessness , my inability to state Mother's age , my visit to the
swimming pool where I met Marie , our matinee at the pictures where a
Fernandel film was showing , and finally my return with Marie to my rooms . I didn'
t quite ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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