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Again , he didn't answer , but went on shouting , “ You bloody cur ! ” and the rest
of it . I couldn't see very clearly , but he seemed to be fixing something on the
dog's collar . I raised my voice a little . Without looking round , he mumbled in a
sort ...
Again , he didn't answer , but went on shouting , “ You bloody cur ! ” and the rest
of it . I couldn't see very clearly , but he seemed to be fixing something on the
dog's collar . I raised my voice a little . Without looking round , he mumbled in a
sort ...
Page 53
To which I answered : " No. " She kept silent after that , staring at me in a curious
way . Then she asked : “ Suppose another girl had asked you to marry her - I
mean , a girl you liked in the same way as you like me - would you have said '
Yes ...
To which I answered : " No. " She kept silent after that , staring at me in a curious
way . Then she asked : “ Suppose another girl had asked you to marry her - I
mean , a girl you liked in the same way as you like me - would you have said '
Yes ...
Page 114
And when Pérez answered , “ No , " added emphatically : “ I trust the jury will take
note of this reply . " My lawyer rose at once , and asked Pérez in a tone that
seemed to me needlessly aggressive : " Now , think well , my man ! Can you
swear ...
And when Pérez answered , “ No , " added emphatically : “ I trust the jury will take
note of this reply . " My lawyer rose at once , and asked Pérez in a tone that
seemed to me needlessly aggressive : " Now , think well , my man ! Can you
swear ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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