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Page 28
A group of girls came by , walking arm in arm . The young men under my window
swerved so as to brush against them , and shouted humorous remarks , which
made the girls turn their 28.
A group of girls came by , walking arm in arm . The young men under my window
swerved so as to brush against them , and shouted humorous remarks , which
made the girls turn their 28.
Page 104
... warmly with the policeman . The journalist was an elderly man with a rather
grim expression , but his manner was quite pleasant . Just then I noticed that
almost all the people in the courtroom were greeting each other , exchanging
remarks ...
... warmly with the policeman . The journalist was an elderly man with a rather
grim expression , but his manner was quite pleasant . Just then I noticed that
almost all the people in the courtroom were greeting each other , exchanging
remarks ...
Page 125
I didn't quite follow his remarks at first , as he kept on mentioning “ the prisoner's
mistress , ” whereas for me she was just “ Marie . ” Then he came to the subject of
Raymond . It seemed to me that his way of treating the facts showed a certain ...
I didn't quite follow his remarks at first , as he kept on mentioning “ the prisoner's
mistress , ” whereas for me she was just “ Marie . ” Then he came to the subject of
Raymond . It seemed to me that his way of treating the facts showed a certain ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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