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I said I didn't mind ; if she was keen on it , we'd get married . Then she asked me
again if I loved her . I replied , much as before , that her question meant nothing
or next to nothing - but I supposed I didn't . “ If that's how you feel , ” she said 52.
I said I didn't mind ; if she was keen on it , we'd get married . Then she asked me
again if I loved her . I replied , much as before , that her question meant nothing
or next to nothing - but I supposed I didn't . “ If that's how you feel , ” she said 52.
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If that's how you feel , ” she said , “ why marry me ? ” I explained that it had no
importance really , but , if it would give her pleasure , we could get married right
away . I pointed out that , anyhow , the suggestion came from her ; as for me , I'd ...
If that's how you feel , ” she said , “ why marry me ? ” I explained that it had no
importance really , but , if it would give her pleasure , we could get married right
away . I pointed out that , anyhow , the suggestion came from her ; as for me , I'd ...
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The same thing for Salamano's wife and for Salamano's dog . That little robot
woman was as " guilty " as the girl from Paris who had married Masson , or as
Marie , who wanted me to marry her . What did it matter if Raymond was as much
my ...
The same thing for Salamano's wife and for Salamano's dog . That little robot
woman was as " guilty " as the girl from Paris who had married Masson , or as
Marie , who wanted me to marry her . What did it matter if Raymond was as much
my ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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