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At first he kept silent ; then , without looking at me , he explained . “ She was
devoted to your mother . She says your mother was her only friend in the world ,
and now she's all alone . ” I had nothing to say , and the silence lasted quite a
while .
At first he kept silent ; then , without looking at me , he explained . “ She was
devoted to your mother . She says your mother was her only friend in the world ,
and now she's all alone . ” I had nothing to say , and the silence lasted quite a
while .
Page 94
The only oasis of silence was made by the young fellow and the old woman
gazing into each other's eyes . Then , one by one , the Arabs were led away ;
almost everyone fell silent when the first one left . The little old woman pressed
herself ...
The only oasis of silence was made by the young fellow and the old woman
gazing into each other's eyes . Then , one by one , the Arabs were led away ;
almost everyone fell silent when the first one left . The little old woman pressed
herself ...
Page 135
When the bell rang again and I stepped back into the dock , the silence of the
courtroom closed in round me , and with the silence came a queer sensation
when I noticed that , for the first time , the young journalist kept his eyes averted . I
didn't ...
When the bell rang again and I stepped back into the dock , the silence of the
courtroom closed in round me , and with the silence came a queer sensation
when I noticed that , for the first time , the young journalist kept his eyes averted . I
didn't ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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