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I found him rather boring , but I had nothing to do and didn't feel sleepy . So , to
keep the conversation going , I asked some questions about his dog - how long
he had had it and so forth . He told me he had got it soon after his wife's death .
I found him rather boring , but I had nothing to do and didn't feel sleepy . So , to
keep the conversation going , I asked some questions about his dog - how long
he had had it and so forth . He told me he had got it soon after his wife's death .
Page 143
However , I could argue myself out of it , by picturing what would have been my
feelings when my term was up , and death had cornered me . Once you're up
against it , the precise manner of your death has obviously small importance .
However , I could argue myself out of it , by picturing what would have been my
feelings when my term was up , and death had cornered me . Once you're up
against it , the precise manner of your death has obviously small importance .
Page 146
... wasn't because I'd been condemned to death , he said , that he spoke to me in
this way . In his opinion every man on the earth was under sentence of death .
There , I interrupted him ; that wasn't the same thing , I pointed out , and , what's ...
... wasn't because I'd been condemned to death , he said , that he spoke to me in
this way . In his opinion every man on the earth was under sentence of death .
There , I interrupted him ; that wasn't the same thing , I pointed out , and , what's ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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