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... much too young ; you couldn't have been much of a companion to her . ” That
was so . When we lived together , Mother was always watching me , but we
hardly ever get too much talked . During her first few weeks at the Home 3.
... much too young ; you couldn't have been much of a companion to her . ” That
was so . When we lived together , Mother was always watching me , but we
hardly ever get too much talked . During her first few weeks at the Home 3.
Page 32
The hall was dark and , when I was starting up the stairs , I almost bumped into
old Salamano , who lived on the same floor as I. As usual , he had his dog with
him . For eight years the two had been inseparable . Salamano's spaniel is an
ugly ...
The hall was dark and , when I was starting up the stairs , I almost bumped into
old Salamano , who lived on the same floor as I. As usual , he had his dog with
him . For eight years the two had been inseparable . Salamano's spaniel is an
ugly ...
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I gathered that they'd been acquainted for some time and had even lived together
for a while . We went down to the water's edge and walked along it ; now and
then a longer wave wet our canvas shoes . I wasn't thinking of anything , as all
that ...
I gathered that they'd been acquainted for some time and had even lived together
for a while . We went down to the water's edge and walked along it ; now and
then a longer wave wet our canvas shoes . I wasn't thinking of anything , as all
that ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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