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Page 65
Masson promptly told us to make ourselves at home . He had gone out fishing ,
he said , first thing in the morning , and there would be fried fish for lunch . I
congratulated him on his little bungalow , and he said he always spent his week
ends ...
Masson promptly told us to make ourselves at home . He had gone out fishing ,
he said , first thing in the morning , and there would be fried fish for lunch . I
congratulated him on his little bungalow , and he said he always spent his week
ends ...
Page 68
I said , “ Right , ” and Masson put his hands in his pockets . The sand was as hot
as fire , and I could have sworn it was glowing red . The distance between us and
the Arabs was steadily decreasing . When we were only a few steps away the ...
I said , “ Right , ” and Masson put his hands in his pockets . The sand was as hot
as fire , and I could have sworn it was glowing red . The distance between us and
the Arabs was steadily decreasing . When we were only a few steps away the ...
Page 69
Masson remarked that there was a doctor who always spent his Sundays here ,
and Raymond said : “ Good . Let's go to him at once . ” He could hardly get the
words out , as the blood from his other wound made bubbles in his mouth . We
each ...
Masson remarked that there was a doctor who always spent his Sundays here ,
and Raymond said : “ Good . Let's go to him at once . ” He could hardly get the
words out , as the blood from his other wound made bubbles in his mouth . We
each ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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