THE Stranger |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 7
Page 68
And you, Meursault, stand by to help if another one comes up, and lay him out.” I
said, “Right,” and Masson put his hands in his pockets. The sand was as hot as
fire, and I could have sworn it was glowing red. The distance between us and the
...
And you, Meursault, stand by to help if another one comes up, and lay him out.” I
said, “Right,” and Masson put his hands in his pockets. The sand was as hot as
fire, and I could have sworn it was glowing red. The distance between us and the
...
Page 75
It was just the same sort of heat as at my mother's funeral, and I had the same
disagreeable sensations—especially in my forehead, where all the veins seemed
to be bursting through the skin. I couldn't stand it any longer, and took another ...
It was just the same sort of heat as at my mother's funeral, and I had the same
disagreeable sensations—especially in my forehead, where all the veins seemed
to be bursting through the skin. I couldn't stand it any longer, and took another ...
Page 103
There was a great crowd in the courtroom. Though the Venetian blinds were
down, light was filtering through the chinks, and the air stiflingly hot already. The
windows had been kept shut. I sat down, and the police officers took their stand
on ...
There was a great crowd in the courtroom. Though the Venetian blinds were
down, light was filtering through the chinks, and the air stiflingly hot already. The
windows had been kept shut. I sat down, and the police officers took their stand
on ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
added Algiers answered anyhow Arabs asked attention beach began beside better body called chair coming couldn't course court dark death didn't door explained eyes face fact feel fellow felt funeral gave gazing getting girl gone hadn't hair hand hard he'd head hear heard Home hour idea interest Judge jury keep knew laughing lawyer leave light living looked Marie Masson matter mean mind morning mother move never night noticed once Pérez picture present prison Prosecutor question Raymond remarked replied round seemed short side silence sitting smile soon sort sound speak stand started steps stop street struck sure taken talking tell thing thought told took turned voice waited walk wall wanted wasn't window woman young
Bibliographic information
| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
| Export Citation | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |