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Twice a day , at eleven and six , the old fellow takes his dog for a walk , and for
eight years that walk has never varied . You can see them in the rue de Lyon , the
dog pulling his master along as hard as he can , till finally the old chap misses a ...
Twice a day , at eleven and six , the old fellow takes his dog for a walk , and for
eight years that walk has never varied . You can see them in the rue de Lyon , the
dog pulling his master along as hard as he can , till finally the old chap misses a ...
Page 35
He told me he'd been having a roughhouse with a fellow who'd annoyed him . “ I'
m not one who looks for trouble , ” he explained , “ only I'm a bit short - tempered .
That fellow said to me , challenging - like , ' Come down off that streetcar , if ...
He told me he'd been having a roughhouse with a fellow who'd annoyed him . “ I'
m not one who looks for trouble , ” he explained , “ only I'm a bit short - tempered .
That fellow said to me , challenging - like , ' Come down off that streetcar , if ...
Page 68
The fellow fell flat into the water and stayed there some seconds with bubbles
coming up to the surface round his head . Meanwhile Raymond had been
slogging the other man , , whose face was streaming with blood . He glanced at
me over ...
The fellow fell flat into the water and stayed there some seconds with bubbles
coming up to the surface round his head . Meanwhile Raymond had been
slogging the other man , , whose face was streaming with blood . He glanced at
me over ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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