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I went there on foot . I asked to be allowed to see Mother at once , but the
doorkeeper told me I must see the warden first . He wasn't free , and I had to wait
a bit . The doorkeeper chatted with me while I waited ; then he led me to the office
2.
I went there on foot . I asked to be allowed to see Mother at once , but the
doorkeeper told me I must see the warden first . He wasn't free , and I had to wait
a bit . The doorkeeper chatted with me while I waited ; then he led me to the office
2.
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The answer came so pat that one could have thought he'd been expecting my
question . That started him off , and he became quite chatty . If anyone had told
him ten years ago that he'd end his days as doorkeeper at a home at Marengo ,
he'd ...
The answer came so pat that one could have thought he'd been expecting my
question . That started him off , and he became quite chatty . If anyone had told
him ten years ago that he'd end his days as doorkeeper at a home at Marengo ,
he'd ...
Page 107
Some of the names read out by the clerk rather surprised me . From amongst the
crowd , which until now I had seen as a mere blur of faces , rose , one after the
other , Raymond , Masson , Salamano , the doorkeeper from the Home , old
Pérez ...
Some of the names read out by the clerk rather surprised me . From amongst the
crowd , which until now I had seen as a mere blur of faces , rose , one after the
other , Raymond , Masson , Salamano , the doorkeeper from the Home , old
Pérez ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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