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Page 17
But what caught my attention most was his ears ; pendulous , scarlet ears that
showed up like blobs of sealing wax on the pallor of his cheeks and were framed
in wisps of silky white hair . The undertaker's factotum shepherded us to our
places ...
But what caught my attention most was his ears ; pendulous , scarlet ears that
showed up like blobs of sealing wax on the pallor of his cheeks and were framed
in wisps of silky white hair . The undertaker's factotum shepherded us to our
places ...
Page 125
It seemed to me that his way of treating the facts showed a certain shrewdness .
All he said sounded quite plausible . I'd written the letter in collusion with
Raymond so as to entice his mistress to his room and subject her to ill - treatment
by a ...
It seemed to me that his way of treating the facts showed a certain shrewdness .
All he said sounded quite plausible . I'd written the letter in collusion with
Raymond so as to entice his mistress to his room and subject her to ill - treatment
by a ...
Page 134
My lawyer came to see me ; he was very talkative and showed more cordiality
and confidence than ever before . He assured me that all would go well and I'd
get off with a few years ' imprisonment or transportation . I asked him what were
the ...
My lawyer came to see me ; he was very talkative and showed more cordiality
and confidence than ever before . He assured me that all would go well and I'd
get off with a few years ' imprisonment or transportation . I asked him what were
the ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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