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Page 102
They came for me at half - past seven in the morning and I was conveyed to the
law courts in a prison van . The two policemen led me into a small room that
smelled of darkness . We sat near a door through which came sounds of voices ...
They came for me at half - past seven in the morning and I was conveyed to the
law courts in a prison van . The two policemen led me into a small room that
smelled of darkness . We sat near a door through which came sounds of voices ...
Page 122
As I was being taken from the courthouse to the prison van , I was conscious for a
few brief moments of the once familiar feel of a summer evening out - ofdoors .
And , sitting in the darkness of my moving cell , I recognized , echoing in my tired
...
As I was being taken from the courthouse to the prison van , I was conscious for a
few brief moments of the once familiar feel of a summer evening out - ofdoors .
And , sitting in the darkness of my moving cell , I recognized , echoing in my tired
...
Page 135
I heard the Judge's voice asking if I had anything more to say . After thinking for a
moment , I answered , “ No. ” Then the policemen led me out . V I HAVE just
refused , for the third time , to see the prison chaplain . I have nothing to say to
him ...
I heard the Judge's voice asking if I had anything more to say . After thinking for a
moment , I answered , “ No. ” Then the policemen led me out . V I HAVE just
refused , for the third time , to see the prison chaplain . I have nothing to say to
him ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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