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Page 60
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 65
With the missus , needless to say , ” he added . 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 ...
With the missus , needless to say , ” he added . 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 ...
Page 79
After depositing his brief case on my bed , he introduced himself , and added that
he'd perused the record of my case with the utmost care . His opinion was that it
would need cautious handling , but there was every prospect of my getting off ...
After depositing his brief case on my bed , he introduced himself , and added that
he'd perused the record of my case with the utmost care . His opinion was that it
would need cautious handling , but there was every prospect of my getting off ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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