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Page 79
“You must understand,” the lawyer said, “that I don't relish having to question you
about such a matter. But it has much importance, and, unless I find some way of
answering the charge of 'callousness,' I shall be handicapped in conducting ...
“You must understand,” the lawyer said, “that I don't relish having to question you
about such a matter. But it has much importance, and, unless I find some way of
answering the charge of 'callousness,' I shall be handicapped in conducting ...
Page 83
But, first, he must put a few more questions. He began by asking bluntly if I'd
loved my mother. “Yes,” I replied, “like everybody else.” The clerk behind me, who
had been typing away at a steady pace, must just then have hit the wrong keys,
as I ...
But, first, he must put a few more questions. He began by asking bluntly if I'd
loved my mother. “Yes,” I replied, “like everybody else.” The clerk behind me, who
had been typing away at a steady pace, must just then have hit the wrong keys,
as I ...
Page 117
The first question was: How long had she known me? Since the time when she
was in our office, she replied. Then the Judge asked her what were the relations
between us, and she said she was my girl friend. Answering another question,
she ...
The first question was: How long had she known me? Since the time when she
was in our office, she replied. Then the Judge asked her what were the relations
between us, and she said she was my girl friend. Answering another question,
she ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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