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... discouraging , about this landscape . At last we made a move . Only then I
noticed that Pérez had a slight limp . The old chap steadily lost green , and
ground as the hearse gained speed . One of the I 8.
... discouraging , about this landscape . At last we made a move . Only then I
noticed that Pérez had a slight limp . The old chap steadily lost green , and
ground as the hearse gained speed . One of the I 8.
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Masson wanted to have a swim at once , but his wife and Raymond were
disinclined to move . So only the three of us , Marie , Masson , and myself , went
down to the beach . Marie promptly plunged in , but Masson and I waited for a bit
.
Masson wanted to have a swim at once , but his wife and Raymond were
disinclined to move . So only the three of us , Marie , Masson , and myself , went
down to the beach . Marie promptly plunged in , but Masson and I waited for a bit
.
Page 70
... in the sand , after coming out from behind a biggish rock . There we found our
two Arabs again , lying on the sand in their blue dungarees . They looked
harmless enough , as if they didn't bear any malice , and neither made any move
when ...
... in the sand , after coming out from behind a biggish rock . There we found our
two Arabs again , lying on the sand in their blue dungarees . They looked
harmless enough , as if they didn't bear any malice , and neither made any move
when ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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