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Page 71
For a while nobody moved ; it was all sunlight and silence except for the tinkle of
the stream and those three little lonely sounds . Then Raymond put his hand to
his revolver pocket , but the Arabs still didn't move . I noticed the man playing on ...
For a while nobody moved ; it was all sunlight and silence except for the tinkle of
the stream and those three little lonely sounds . Then Raymond put his hand to
his revolver pocket , but the Arabs still didn't move . I noticed the man playing on ...
Page 75
I took some steps toward the stream . The Arab didn't move . After all , there was
still some ... I knew it was a fool thing to do ; I wouldn't get out of the sun by
moving on a yard or so . But I took that step , just one step , forward . And then the
Arab ...
I took some steps toward the stream . The Arab didn't move . After all , there was
still some ... I knew it was a fool thing to do ; I wouldn't get out of the sun by
moving on a yard or so . But I took that step , just one step , forward . And then the
Arab ...
Page 136
They have moved me to another cell . In this one , lying on my back , I can see the
sky , and there is nothing else to see . All my time is spent in watching the slowly
changing colors of the sky , as day moves on to night . I put my hands behind ...
They have moved me to another cell . In this one , lying on my back , I can see the
sky , and there is nothing else to see . All my time is spent in watching the slowly
changing colors of the sky , as day moves on to night . I put my hands behind ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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