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I recognized them as girls from my part of the town , and two or three of them ,
whom I knew , looked up and waved to me . ... There were little pools of
brightness under the lamps , and now and then a streetcar passed , lighting up a
girl's hair ...
I recognized them as girls from my part of the town , and two or three of them ,
whom I knew , looked up and waved to me . ... There were little pools of
brightness under the lamps , and now and then a streetcar passed , lighting up a
girl's hair ...
Page 46
Meanwhile the girl went on sobbing and repeating : " He hit me , the coward .
He's a pimp . ” “ Excuse me , officer , ” Raymond put in , “ but is that in order ,
calling a man a pimp in the presence of witnesses ? ” The policeman told him to
shut his ...
Meanwhile the girl went on sobbing and repeating : " He hit me , the coward .
He's a pimp . ” “ Excuse me , officer , ” Raymond put in , “ but is that in order ,
calling a man a pimp in the presence of witnesses ? ” The policeman told him to
shut his ...
Page 51
Sunday with a girl . Raymond promptly replied that she could come , too . In fact ,
his friend's wife would be very pleased not to be the only woman in a party of
men . I'd have liked to hang up at once , as my employer doesn't approve of my ...
Sunday with a girl . Raymond promptly replied that she could come , too . In fact ,
his friend's wife would be very pleased not to be the only woman in a party of
men . I'd have liked to hang up at once , as my employer doesn't approve of my ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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