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Page 20
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
step, ...
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
step, ...
Page 28
One of them looked up at me and shouted, “We licked them!” I waved my hand
and called back, “Good work!” From now on there was a steady stream of private
cars. The sky had changed again; a reddish glow was spreading up beyond the ...
One of them looked up at me and shouted, “We licked them!” I waved my hand
and called back, “Good work!” From now on there was a steady stream of private
cars. The sky had changed again; a reddish glow was spreading up beyond the ...
Page 147
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 they'd look away uncomfortably. I could see the chaplain was an old hand ...
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 they'd look away uncomfortably. I could see the chaplain was an old hand ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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