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Page 55
Of course she might . She had a chubby face like a ripe apple , bright eyes , and
moved in a curiously jerky way , as if she were on wires . After taking off her
closefitting jacket she sat down and started studying the bill of fare with a sort of
rapt ...
Of course she might . She had a chubby face like a ripe apple , bright eyes , and
moved in a curiously jerky way , as if she were on wires . After taking off her
closefitting jacket she sat down and started studying the bill of fare with a sort of
rapt ...
Page 100
completely failed to recognize him . At dinner that evening he showed them a
large sum of money he had on him , and in the course of the night they
slaughtered him with a hammer . After taking the money they flung the body into
the river .
completely failed to recognize him . At dinner that evening he showed them a
large sum of money he had on him , and in the course of the night they
slaughtered him with a hammer . After taking the money they flung the body into
the river .
Page 127
Of course , in the position into which I had been forced , there was no question of
my speaking to anyone in that tone . I hadn't the right to show any friendly feeling
or possess good intentions . And I tried to follow what came next , as the ...
Of course , in the position into which I had been forced , there was no question of
my speaking to anyone in that tone . I hadn't the right to show any friendly feeling
or possess good intentions . And I tried to follow what came next , as the ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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