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Page 11
What struck me most about their faces was that one couldn't see their eyes, only a
dull glow in a sort of nest of wrinkles. On sitting down, they looked at me, and
wagged their heads awkwardly, their lips sucked in between their toothless gums
.
What struck me most about their faces was that one couldn't see their eyes, only a
dull glow in a sort of nest of wrinkles. On sitting down, they looked at me, and
wagged their heads awkwardly, their lips sucked in between their toothless gums
.
Page 37
But that wasn't enough for my fine lady; she was always grumbling that she
couldn't make both ends meet with what I gave her. So one day I says to her, '
Look here, why not get a job for a few hours a day? That'd make things easier for
me, too ...
But that wasn't enough for my fine lady; she was always grumbling that she
couldn't make both ends meet with what I gave her. So one day I says to her, '
Look here, why not get a job for a few hours a day? That'd make things easier for
me, too ...
Page 144
How could I have known about it, since, apart from our two bodies, separated
now, there was no link between us, nothing to remind us of each other?
Supposing she were dead, her memory would mean nothing; I couldn't feel an
interest in a ...
How could I have known about it, since, apart from our two bodies, separated
now, there was no link between us, nothing to remind us of each other?
Supposing she were dead, her memory would mean nothing; I couldn't feel an
interest in a ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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