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After him one the face , and laid him out good and a bit I started to help him get
up , but all he did was to kick at me from where he lay . So I gave with my knee
and a couple more swipes . He was bleeding like a pig when I'd done with him .
After him one the face , and laid him out good and a bit I started to help him get
up , but all he did was to kick at me from where he lay . So I gave with my knee
and a couple more swipes . He was bleeding like a pig when I'd done with him .
Page 44
A little later old Salamano started grumbling at his dog and presently there was a
sound of boots and paws on the wooden stairs ; then , “ Filthy brute ! Get on , you
cur ! ” and the two of them went out into the street . I told Marie about the old ...
A little later old Salamano started grumbling at his dog and presently there was a
sound of boots and paws on the wooden stairs ; then , “ Filthy brute ! Get on , you
cur ! ” and the two of them went out into the street . I told Marie about the old ...
Page 55
When I had just started my dinner an odd - looking little woman came in and
asked if she might sit at my table . Of course she might . She had a chubby face
like a ripe apple , bright eyes , and moved in a curiously jerky way , as if she were
on ...
When I had just started my dinner an odd - looking little woman came in and
asked if she might sit at my table . Of course she might . She had a chubby face
like a ripe apple , bright eyes , and moved in a curiously jerky way , as if she were
on ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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