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He began twiddling his white mustache ; then , without looking at me , said gently
: " I understand . ” He was a pleasant ... she has , poor thing . ” I looked at her
more carefully and I noticed that she had a bandage round her head , just below
6.
He began twiddling his white mustache ; then , without looking at me , said gently
: " I understand . ” He was a pleasant ... she has , poor thing . ” I looked at her
more carefully and I noticed that she had a bandage round her head , just below
6.
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Wherever I looked I saw the same sun - drenched countryside , and the sky was
so dazzling that I dared not raise my eyes . Presently we struck a patch of freshly
tarred road . A shimmer of heat played over it and one's feet squelched at each ...
Wherever I looked I saw the same sun - drenched countryside , and the sky was
so dazzling that I dared not raise my eyes . Presently we struck a patch of freshly
tarred road . A shimmer of heat played over it and one's feet squelched at each ...
Page 147
I replied that I'd face it exactly as I was facing it now . you die you die Thereat he
stood up , and looked me straight in the eyes . It was a trick I knew well . I used to
amuse myself trying it on Emmanuel and Céleste , and nine times out of ten ...
I replied that I'd face it exactly as I was facing it now . you die you die Thereat he
stood up , and looked me straight in the eyes . It was a trick I knew well . I used to
amuse myself trying it on Emmanuel and Céleste , and nine times out of ten ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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