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Page 5
We propose to have the funeral tomorrow morning . That will enable you to spend
the night beside your mother's coffin , as no doubt you would wish to do . Just one
more thing ; I gathered from your mother's friends that she wished to be buried ...
We propose to have the funeral tomorrow morning . That will enable you to spend
the night beside your mother's coffin , as no doubt you would wish to do . Just one
more thing ; I gathered from your mother's friends that she wished to be buried ...
Page 15
Besides the nurse on duty , he told me , he and I would be the only mourners at
the funeral . It was a rule of the Home that inmates shouldn't attend funerals ,
though there was no objection to letting some of them sit up beside the coffin , the
...
Besides the nurse on duty , he told me , he and I would be the only mourners at
the funeral . It was a rule of the Home that inmates shouldn't attend funerals ,
though there was no objection to letting some of them sit up beside the coffin , the
...
Page 31
I took a flying jump , landed safely , and helped Emmanuel to scramble in beside
me . We were both of us out of breath , and the bumps of the truck on the roughly
laid cobbles made things worse . Emmanuel chuckled , and panted in my ear ...
I took a flying jump , landed safely , and helped Emmanuel to scramble in beside
me . We were both of us out of breath , and the bumps of the truck on the roughly
laid cobbles made things worse . Emmanuel chuckled , and panted in my ear ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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