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she had a bandage round her head , just below her eyes . It lay quite flat across
the bridge of her nose , and one saw hardly anything of her face except that strip
of whiteness . As soon as she had gone , the keeper rose . “ Now I'll leave you to
...
she had a bandage round her head , just below her eyes . It lay quite flat across
the bridge of her nose , and one saw hardly anything of her face except that strip
of whiteness . As soon as she had gone , the keeper rose . “ Now I'll leave you to
...
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chairs , and set them out round the coffin . On one he placed a coffeepot and ten
or a dozen cups . Then he sat down facing me , on the far side of Mother . The
nurse was at the other end of the room , with her back to me . I couldn't see what ...
chairs , and set them out round the coffin . On one he placed a coffeepot and ten
or a dozen cups . Then he sat down facing me , on the far side of Mother . The
nurse was at the other end of the room , with her back to me . I couldn't see what ...
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We all drank the coffee , which the keeper handed round . After that , I can't
remember much ; somehow the night went by . I can recall only one moment ; I
had opened my eyes and I saw the old men sleeping hunched up on their chairs ,
with ...
We all drank the coffee , which the keeper handed round . After that , I can't
remember much ; somehow the night went by . I can recall only one moment ; I
had opened my eyes and I saw the old men sleeping hunched up on their chairs ,
with ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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