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Her voice took me by surprise ; it didn't match her face at all ; it was musical and
slightly tremulous . What she said was : “ If you go too slowly there's the risk of a
heatstroke . But , if you go too fast , you perspire , and the cold air in the church ...
Her voice took me by surprise ; it didn't match her face at all ; it was musical and
slightly tremulous . What she said was : “ If you go too slowly there's the risk of a
heatstroke . But , if you go too fast , you perspire , and the cold air in the church ...
Page 94
describing to me her work , with that set smile always on her face . There wasn't a
moment's letup in the noise - shouts , conversations , and always that muttering
undertone . The only oasis of silence was made by the young fellow and the old ...
describing to me her work , with that set smile always on her face . There wasn't a
moment's letup in the noise - shouts , conversations , and always that muttering
undertone . The only oasis of silence was made by the young fellow and the old ...
Page 147
How will you face that terrible , final hour ? ” I replied that I'd face it exactly as I
was facing it now . you die you die Thereat he stood up , and looked me straight
in the eyes . It was a trick I knew well . I used to amuse myself trying it on
Emmanuel ...
How will you face that terrible , final hour ? ” I replied that I'd face it exactly as I
was facing it now . you die you die Thereat he stood up , and looked me straight
in the eyes . It was a trick I knew well . I used to amuse myself trying it on
Emmanuel ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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