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He then informed me that he was going to attend the funeral , and I thanked him .
Sitting down behind his desk , he crossed his short legs and leaned back .
Besides the nurse on duty , he told me , he and I would be the only mourners at
the ...
He then informed me that he was going to attend the funeral , and I thanked him .
Sitting down behind his desk , he crossed his short legs and leaned back .
Besides the nurse on duty , he told me , he and I would be the only mourners at
the ...
Page 79
Inquiries had been conducted at Marengo and the police informed that I'd shown
" great callousness ” at my mother's funeral . “ You must understand , ” the lawyer
said , “ that I don't relish having to question you about such a matter . But it has ...
Inquiries had been conducted at Marengo and the police informed that I'd shown
" great callousness ” at my mother's funeral . “ You must understand , ” the lawyer
said , “ that I don't relish having to question you about such a matter . But it has ...
Page 114
Pérez stated that , though he had been a great friend of my mother , he had met
me once only , on the day of the funeral . Asked how I had behaved that day , he
said : “ Well , I was most upset , you know . Far too much upset to notice things .
Pérez stated that , though he had been a great friend of my mother , he had met
me once only , on the day of the funeral . Asked how I had behaved that day , he
said : “ Well , I was most upset , you know . Far too much upset to notice things .
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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