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Salamano's spaniel is an ugly brute , afflicted with some skin disease - mange , I
suspect ; anyhow , it has lost all its hair and its body is covered with brown scabs .
Perhaps through living in one small room , cooped up with his dog , Salamano ...
Salamano's spaniel is an ugly brute , afflicted with some skin disease - mange , I
suspect ; anyhow , it has lost all its hair and its body is covered with brown scabs .
Perhaps through living in one small room , cooped up with his dog , Salamano ...
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he explained that he had heard of my mother's death ; anyhow , he said , that was
something bound to happen one day or another . I appreciated that , and told him
so . When I rose , Raymond shook hands very warmly , remarking that men ...
he explained that he had heard of my mother's death ; anyhow , he said , that was
something bound to happen one day or another . I appreciated that , and told him
so . When I rose , Raymond shook hands very warmly , remarking that men ...
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Still , the difference wasn't so very great , and , anyhow , that's the idea I got .
What with the crowd and the stuffiness of the air I was feeling a bit dizzy . I ran my
eyes round the courtroom but couldn't recognize any of the faces . At first I could ...
Still , the difference wasn't so very great , and , anyhow , that's the idea I got .
What with the crowd and the stuffiness of the air I was feeling a bit dizzy . I ran my
eyes round the courtroom but couldn't recognize any of the faces . At first I could ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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