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Page 75
Perhaps because of the shadow on his face , he seemed to be grinning at me . I
waited . The heat was beginning to scorch my cheeks ; beads of sweat were
gathering in my eyebrows . It was just the same sort of heat as at my mother's
funeral ...
Perhaps because of the shadow on his face , he seemed to be grinning at me . I
waited . The heat was beginning to scorch my cheeks ; beads of sweat were
gathering in my eyebrows . It was just the same sort of heat as at my mother's
funeral ...
Page 78
I had read descriptions of such scenes in books , and at first it all seemed like a
game . After our conversation , however , I had a good look at him . He was a tall
man with clean - cut features , deep - set blue eyes , a big gray mustache , and ...
I had read descriptions of such scenes in books , and at first it all seemed like a
game . After our conversation , however , I had a good look at him . He was a tall
man with clean - cut features , deep - set blue eyes , a big gray mustache , and ...
Page 130
To this the judge agreed . When I was brought back next day , the electric fans
were still churning up the heavy air and the jurymen plying their gaudy little fans
in a sort of steady rhythm . The speech for the defense seemed to me
interminable .
To this the judge agreed . When I was brought back next day , the electric fans
were still churning up the heavy air and the jurymen plying their gaudy little fans
in a sort of steady rhythm . The speech for the defense seemed to me
interminable .
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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