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Page 46
... minute or two said nothing . I asked him how it had gone off . He said it had all
gone quite smoothly at first , as per program ; only then she'd slapped his face
and he'd seen red , and started thrashing her . As for what happened after that ,
46.
... minute or two said nothing . I asked him how it had gone off . He said it had all
gone quite smoothly at first , as per program ; only then she'd slapped his face
and he'd seen red , and started thrashing her . As for what happened after that ,
46.
Page 48
When I asked him where his dog was , he scowled at me and snapped out , “
Gone ! ” A moment later , all of a sudden , he launched out into it . " I'd taken him
to the Parade Ground as usual . There was a fair on , and you could hardly move
for ...
When I asked him where his dog was , he scowled at me and snapped out , “
Gone ! ” A moment later , all of a sudden , he launched out into it . " I'd taken him
to the Parade Ground as usual . There was a fair on , and you could hardly move
for ...
Page 138
One of these was that he'd gone to see a murderer executed . The mere thought
of it turned his stomach . But he'd seen it through and , on coming home , was
violently sick . At the time , I found my father's conduct rather disgusting . But now
I ...
One of these was that he'd gone to see a murderer executed . The mere thought
of it turned his stomach . But he'd seen it through and , on coming home , was
violently sick . At the time , I found my father's conduct rather disgusting . But now
I ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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