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Page 6
But he didn't sound reproachful ; he simply wanted to know . “ Well , really I
couldn't say , ” I answered . He began twiddling his white mustache ; then ,
without looking at me , said gently : " I understand . ” He was a pleasant - looking
man , with ...
But he didn't sound reproachful ; he simply wanted to know . “ Well , really I
couldn't say , ” I answered . He began twiddling his white mustache ; then ,
without looking at me , said gently : " I understand . ” He was a pleasant - looking
man , with ...
Page 42
Then the dog began to moan in old Salamano's room , and through the sleep -
bound house the little plaintive sound rose slowly , like a flower growing out of
the silence and the darkness . IV I HAD a busy time in the office throughout the
week ...
Then the dog began to moan in old Salamano's room , and through the sleep -
bound house the little plaintive sound rose slowly , like a flower growing out of
the silence and the darkness . IV I HAD a busy time in the office throughout the
week ...
Page 122
And , sitting in the darkness of my moving cell , I recognized , echoing in my tired
brain , all the characteristic sounds of a town I'd loved , and of a certain hour of
the day which I had always particularly enjoyed . The shouts of newspaper boys
in ...
And , sitting in the darkness of my moving cell , I recognized , echoing in my tired
brain , all the characteristic sounds of a town I'd loved , and of a certain hour of
the day which I had always particularly enjoyed . The shouts of newspaper boys
in ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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