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He even inquired if I wasn't too tired , and followed it up by asking what Mother's
age was . I thought a bit , then answered , “ Round about sixty , ” as I didn't want
to make a blunder . At which he looked relieved - why , I can't imagine - and ...
He even inquired if I wasn't too tired , and followed it up by asking what Mother's
age was . I thought a bit , then answered , “ Round about sixty , ” as I didn't want
to make a blunder . At which he looked relieved - why , I can't imagine - and ...
Page 70
However , when he went out , I followed him . It was like a furnace outside , with
the sunlight splintering into flakes of fire on the sand and sea . We walked for
quite a while , and I had an idea that Raymond had a definite idea where he was
...
However , when he went out , I followed him . It was like a furnace outside , with
the sunlight splintering into flakes of fire on the sand and sea . We walked for
quite a while , and I had an idea that Raymond had a definite idea where he was
...
Page 79
His opinion was that it would need cautious handling , but there was every
prospect of my getting off , provided I followed his advice . I thanked him , and he
said : " Good . Now let's get down to it . ” Sitting on the bed , he said that they'd
been ...
His opinion was that it would need cautious handling , but there was every
prospect of my getting off , provided I followed his advice . I thanked him , and he
said : " Good . Now let's get down to it . ” Sitting on the bed , he said that they'd
been ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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