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III I HAD a busy morning in the office. My employer was in a good humor. He
even inquired if I wasn't too tired, and followed it up by asking what Mother's age
was. I thought a bit, then answered, “Round about sixty,” as I didn't want to make
a ...
III I HAD a busy morning in the office. My employer was in a good humor. He
even inquired if I wasn't too tired, and followed it up by asking what Mother's age
was. I thought a bit, then answered, “Round about sixty,” as I didn't want to make
a ...
Page 59
VI It was an effort waking up that Sunday morning; Marie had to jog my shoulders
and shout my name. As we wanted to get into the water early, we didn't trouble
about breakfast. My head was aching slightly and my first cigarette had a bitter ...
VI It was an effort waking up that Sunday morning; Marie had to jog my shoulders
and shout my name. As we wanted to get into the water early, we didn't trouble
about breakfast. My head was aching slightly and my first cigarette had a bitter ...
Page 100
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, ...
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, ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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