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I drank the coffee , and then I wanted a cigarette . But I wasn't sure if I should
smoke , under the circumstancesin Mother's presence . I thought it over ; really , it
didn't seem to matter , so I offered the keeper a cigarette , and we both smoked .
I drank the coffee , and then I wanted a cigarette . But I wasn't sure if I should
smoke , under the circumstancesin Mother's presence . I thought it over ; really , it
didn't seem to matter , so I offered the keeper a cigarette , and we both smoked .
Page 45
He had a cigarette dangling from his underlip and a rather sickly smile . “ Your
name ? ” Raymond gave his name . “ Take that cigarette out of your mouth when
you're talking to me , ” the policeman said gruffly . Raymond hesitated , glanced
at ...
He had a cigarette dangling from his underlip and a rather sickly smile . “ Your
name ? ” Raymond gave his name . “ Take that cigarette out of your mouth when
you're talking to me , ” the policeman said gruffly . Raymond hesitated , glanced
at ...
Page 103
One of my policemen told me the judges hadn't arrived yet , and offered me a
cigarette , which I declined . After a bit he asked me if I was feeling nervous . I
said , " No , " and that the prospect of witnessing a trial rather interested me ; I'd
never ...
One of my policemen told me the judges hadn't arrived yet , and offered me a
cigarette , which I declined . After a bit he asked me if I was feeling nervous . I
said , " No , " and that the prospect of witnessing a trial rather interested me ; I'd
never ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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