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Page 42
When I rose, Raymond shook hands very warmly, remarking that men always
understood each other. After closing the door behind me I lingered for some
moments on the landing. The whole building was as quiet as the grave, a dank,
dark ...
When I rose, Raymond shook hands very warmly, remarking that men always
understood each other. After closing the door behind me I lingered for some
moments on the landing. The whole building was as quiet as the grave, a dank,
dark ...
Page 78
... that I'd killed a man. Next day a lawyer came to my cell; a small, plump,
youngish man with sleek black hair. In spite of the heat—I was in my shirt sleeves
—he was wearing a dark suit, stiff collar, and a rather showy 78.
... that I'd killed a man. Next day a lawyer came to my cell; a small, plump,
youngish man with sleek black hair. In spite of the heat—I was in my shirt sleeves
—he was wearing a dark suit, stiff collar, and a rather showy 78.
Page 122
And, sitting in the darkness of my moving cell, I recognized, echoing in my tired
brain, all the characteristic sounds of a town I'd loved, and of a certain hour of the
day which I had always particularly enjoyed. The shouts of newspaper boys in ...
And, sitting in the darkness of my moving cell, I recognized, echoing in my tired
brain, all the characteristic sounds of a town I'd loved, and of a certain hour of the
day which I had always particularly enjoyed. The shouts of newspaper boys in ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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