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The funeral will bring it home to me , put an official seal on it , so to speak . I took
the two - o'clock bus . It was a blazing hot afternoon . I'd lunched , as usual , at
Céleste's restaurant . Everyone was most kind , and Céleste said to me , “ There's
...
The funeral will bring it home to me , put an official seal on it , so to speak . I took
the two - o'clock bus . It was a blazing hot afternoon . I'd lunched , as usual , at
Céleste's restaurant . Everyone was most kind , and Céleste said to me , “ There's
...
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... old together , so to speak . " He was a cantankerous brute , ” Salamano said . “
Now and then we had some proper set - tos , he and I. But he was a good mutt all
the same . ” I said he looked well bred , and that evidently pleased the old man .
... old together , so to speak . " He was a cantankerous brute , ” Salamano said . “
Now and then we had some proper set - tos , he and I. But he was a good mutt all
the same . ” I said he looked well bred , and that evidently pleased the old man .
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... so to speak - the mere thought of being an onlooker who comes to see the
show , and can go home and vomit afterward , flooded my mind with a wild ,
absurd exultation . It was a stupid thing to let my imagination run away with me
like 138.
... so to speak - the mere thought of being an onlooker who comes to see the
show , and can go home and vomit afterward , flooded my mind with a wild ,
absurd exultation . It was a stupid thing to let my imagination run away with me
like 138.
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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