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Page 32
For eight years the two had been inseparable. 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 ...
For eight years the two had been inseparable. 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 ...
Page 76
Every nerve in my body was a steel spring, and my grip closed on the revolver.
The trigger gave, and the smooth underbelly of the butt jogged my palm. And so,
with that crisp, whipcrack sound, it all began. I shook off my sweat and the
clinging ...
Every nerve in my body was a steel spring, and my grip closed on the revolver.
The trigger gave, and the smooth underbelly of the butt jogged my palm. And so,
with that crisp, whipcrack sound, it all began. I shook off my sweat and the
clinging ...
Page 83
When I described the body lying on the sand, he nodded more emphatically, and
said, “Good!” I was tired of repeating the same story; I felt as if I'd never talked so
much in all my life before. After another silence he stood up and said he'd like to ...
When I described the body lying on the sand, he nodded more emphatically, and
said, “Good!” I was tired of repeating the same story; I felt as if I'd never talked so
much in all my life before. After another silence he stood up and said he'd like to ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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