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Page 35
I says , ' You keep quiet , I ain't done nothing to you . ' Then he said I hadn't any
guts . Well , that settled it . I got down off the streetcar and I said to him , ' You
better keep your mouth shut , or I'll shut it for you . ' I'd like to see you try ! ' says he
.
I says , ' You keep quiet , I ain't done nothing to you . ' Then he said I hadn't any
guts . Well , that settled it . I got down off the streetcar and I said to him , ' You
better keep your mouth shut , or I'll shut it for you . ' I'd like to see you try ! ' says he
.
Page 58
Keeping on the curb of the pavement , she walked straight ahead , never
swerving or looking back , and it was extraordinary how fast she covered the
ground , considering her smallness . In fact , the pace was too much for me , and I
soon lost ...
Keeping on the curb of the pavement , she walked straight ahead , never
swerving or looking back , and it was extraordinary how fast she covered the
ground , considering her smallness . In fact , the pace was too much for me , and I
soon lost ...
Page 59
So , to keep the conversation going , I asked some questions about his dog - how
long he had had it and so forth . He told me he had got it soon after his wife's
death . He'd married rather late in life . When a young man , he wanted to go on
the ...
So , to keep the conversation going , I asked some questions about his dog - how
long he had had it and so forth . He told me he had got it soon after his wife's
death . He'd married rather late in life . When a young man , he wanted to go on
the ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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