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But I wasn't sure if I should smoke , under the circumstancesin Mother's presence
. I thought it over ; really , it didn't seem to matter , so I offered the keeper a
cigarette , and we both smoked . After a while he started talking again . “ You
know ...
But I wasn't sure if I should smoke , under the circumstancesin Mother's presence
. I thought it over ; really , it didn't seem to matter , so I offered the keeper a
cigarette , and we both smoked . After a while he started talking again . “ You
know ...
Page 27
After smoking a couple of cigarettes I went back to the room , got a tablet of
chocolate , and returned to the window to eat it . Soon after , the sky clouded over
, and I thought a summer storm was coming . However , the clouds gradually
lifted .
After smoking a couple of cigarettes I went back to the room , got a tablet of
chocolate , and returned to the window to eat it . Soon after , the sky clouded over
, and I thought a summer storm was coming . However , the clouds gradually
lifted .
Page 69
Masson and Raymond went off to the doctor's while I was left behind at the
bungalow to explain matters to the women . I didn't much relish the task and soon
dried up and started smoking , staring at the sea . Raymond came back at about
half ...
Masson and Raymond went off to the doctor's while I was left behind at the
bungalow to explain matters to the women . I didn't much relish the task and soon
dried up and started smoking , staring at the sea . Raymond came back at about
half ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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