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Page 21
He rejoined us soon after we were round the bend; then began to lose ground
again. He took another short cut and met us again farther on; in fact, this
happened several times during the next half-hour. But soon I lost interest in his
movements; ...
He rejoined us soon after we were round the bend; then began to lose ground
again. He took another short cut and met us again farther on; in fact, this
happened several times during the next half-hour. But soon I lost interest in his
movements; ...
Page 56
In fact, the pace was too much for me, and I soon lost sight of her and turned back
homeward. For a moment the “little robot” (as I thought of her) had much
impressed me, but I soon forgot about her. As I was turning in at my door I ran into
old ...
In fact, the pace was too much for me, and I soon lost sight of her and turned back
homeward. For a moment the “little robot” (as I thought of her) had much
impressed me, but I soon forgot about her. As I was turning in at my door I ran into
old ...
Page 147
Still, if you don't die soon, you'll die one day. And then the same question will
arise. How will you face that terrible, final hour?” I replied that I'd face it exactly as
I was facing it In OW. Thereat he stood up, and looked me straight in the eyes.
Still, if you don't die soon, you'll die one day. And then the same question will
arise. How will you face that terrible, final hour?” I replied that I'd face it exactly as
I was facing it In OW. Thereat he stood up, and looked me straight in the eyes.
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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