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I nodded , and he added : “ As a matter of fact , I rather want to ask your advice
about something ; it's connected with this business . You've knocked about the
world a bit , and I daresay you can help me . And then I'll be your pal for life ; I
never ...
I nodded , and he added : “ As a matter of fact , I rather want to ask your advice
about something ; it's connected with this business . You've knocked about the
world a bit , and I daresay you can help me . And then I'll be your pal for life ; I
never ...
Page 109
He now proposed , he said , to trench on certain matters which , on a superficial
view , might seem foreign to the case ... I explained that neither Mother nor I
expected much of one another - or , for that matter , of anybody else ; so both of
us had ...
He now proposed , he said , to trench on certain matters which , on a superficial
view , might seem foreign to the case ... I explained that neither Mother nor I
expected much of one another - or , for that matter , of anybody else ; so both of
us had ...
Page 134
Looking at the matter dispassionately , I shared his view . Otherwise there would
be no end to litigation . “ In any case , the lawyer said , “ you can appeal in the
ordinary way . But I'm convinced the verdict will be favorable . ” We waited for
quite ...
Looking at the matter dispassionately , I shared his view . Otherwise there would
be no end to litigation . “ In any case , the lawyer said , “ you can appeal in the
ordinary way . But I'm convinced the verdict will be favorable . ” We waited for
quite ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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