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Page 136
The only thing that interests me now is the problem of circumventing the machine
, learning if the inevitable admits a loophole . They have moved me to another
cell . In this one , lying on my back , I can see the sky , and there is nothing else to
...
The only thing that interests me now is the problem of circumventing the machine
, learning if the inevitable admits a loophole . They have moved me to another
cell . In this one , lying on my back , I can see the sky , and there is nothing else to
...
Page 138
How had I failed to recognize that nothing was more important than an execution
; that , viewed from one angle , it's the only thing that can genuinely interest a
man ? And I decided that , if ever I got out of jail , I'd attend every execution that
took ...
How had I failed to recognize that nothing was more important than an execution
; that , viewed from one angle , it's the only thing that can genuinely interest a
man ? And I decided that , if ever I got out of jail , I'd attend every execution that
took ...
Page 146
I said that seemed quite possible . But , though I mightn't be so sure about what
interested me , I was absolutely sure about what didn't interest me . And the
question he had raised didn't interest me at all . He looked away and , without
altering ...
I said that seemed quite possible . But , though I mightn't be so sure about what
interested me , I was absolutely sure about what didn't interest me . And the
question he had raised didn't interest me at all . He looked away and , without
altering ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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