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Page 10
The old people , Mother's friends , were coming in . I counted ten in all , gliding
almost soundlessly through the bleak white glare . None of the chairs creaked
when they sat down . Never in my life had I seen anyone so clearly as I saw these
...
The old people , Mother's friends , were coming in . I counted ten in all , gliding
almost soundlessly through the bleak white glare . None of the chairs creaked
when they sat down . Never in my life had I seen anyone so clearly as I saw these
...
Page 136
There's never any knowing what one may come to . Like everyone else I'd read
descriptions of executions in the papers . But technical books dealing with this
subject must certainly exist ; only I'd never felt sufficiently interested to look them
up ...
There's never any knowing what one may come to . Like everyone else I'd read
descriptions of executions in the papers . But technical books dealing with this
subject must certainly exist ; only I'd never felt sufficiently interested to look them
up ...
Page 141
Imagination has never been one of my strong points . Still , I tried to picture a
moment when the beating of my heart no longer echoed in my head . But , in vain
. The dawn and my appeal were still there . And I ended by believing it was a silly
...
Imagination has never been one of my strong points . Still , I tried to picture a
moment when the beating of my heart no longer echoed in my head . But , in vain
. The dawn and my appeal were still there . And I ended by believing it was a silly
...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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