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While shaving , I wondered how to spend the morning , and decided that a swim
would do me good . So I caught the streetcar that goes down to the harbor . It was
quite like old times ; a lot of young people were in the swimming pool , amongst ...
While shaving , I wondered how to spend the morning , and decided that a swim
would do me good . So I caught the streetcar that goes down to the harbor . It was
quite like old times ; a lot of young people were in the swimming pool , amongst ...
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It occurred to me that somehow I'd got through another Sunday , that Mother now
was buried , and tomorrow I'd be going back to work as usual . Really , nothing in
my life had changed . III I HAD a busy morning in the office . My employer was ...
It occurred to me that somehow I'd got through another Sunday , that Mother now
was buried , and tomorrow I'd be going back to work as usual . Really , nothing in
my life had changed . III I HAD a busy morning in the office . My employer was ...
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Next morning his wife came and , without thinking , betrayed the guest's identity .
His mother hanged herself . His sister threw herself into a well . I must have read
that story thousands of times . In one way it sounded most unlikely ; in another , it
...
Next morning his wife came and , without thinking , betrayed the guest's identity .
His mother hanged herself . His sister threw herself into a well . I must have read
that story thousands of times . In one way it sounded most unlikely ; in another , it
...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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