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Page 52
I told him I was quite prepared to go ; but really I didn't care much one way or the
other . He then asked if a “ change of life , ” as he called it , didn't appeal to me ,
and I answered that one never changed his way of life ; one life was as good as ...
I told him I was quite prepared to go ; but really I didn't care much one way or the
other . He then asked if a “ change of life , ” as he called it , didn't appeal to me ,
and I answered that one never changed his way of life ; one life was as good as ...
Page 67
At first Raymond and Masson talked of things and people I didn't know . I
gathered that they'd been acquainted for some time and had even lived together
for a while . We went down to the water's edge and walked along it ; now and
then a ...
At first Raymond and Masson talked of things and people I didn't know . I
gathered that they'd been acquainted for some time and had even lived together
for a while . We went down to the water's edge and walked along it ; now and
then a ...
Page 146
I said that seemed quite possible . But , though I mightn't be so sure about what
interested me , I was absolutely sure about what didn't interest me . And the
question he had raised didn't interest me at all . He looked away and , without
altering ...
I said that seemed quite possible . But , though I mightn't be so sure about what
interested me , I was absolutely sure about what didn't interest me . And the
question he had raised didn't interest me at all . He looked away and , without
altering ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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