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Page 69
Let's go to him at once.” He could hardly get the words out, as the blood from his
other wound made bubbles in his mouth. We each gave him an arm and helped
him back to the bungalow. Once we were there he told us the wounds weren't so
...
Let's go to him at once.” He could hardly get the words out, as the blood from his
other wound made bubbles in his mouth. We each gave him an arm and helped
him back to the bungalow. Once we were there he told us the wounds weren't so
...
Page 136
... anyhow, the wheels had stopped; that once, if only once, in that inexorable
march of events, chance or luck had played a happy part. Just once! In a way I
think that single I 36.
... anyhow, the wheels had stopped; that once, if only once, in that inexorable
march of events, chance or luck had played a happy part. Just once! In a way I
think that single I 36.
Page 144
It was at one of these moments that I refused once again to see the chaplain. I
was lying down and could mark the summer evening coming on by a soft golden
glow spreading across the sky. I had just turned down my appeal, and felt my
blood ...
It was at one of these moments that I refused once again to see the chaplain. I
was lying down and could mark the summer evening coming on by a soft golden
glow spreading across the sky. I had just turned down my appeal, and felt my
blood ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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