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Then he started up the stairs , but the dog tried to resist and flattened itself out on
the floor , so he had to haul it up on the leash , step by step . Just then another
man who lives on my floor came in from the street . The general idea hereabouts
is ...
Then he started up the stairs , but the dog tried to resist and flattened itself out on
the floor , so he had to haul it up on the leash , step by step . Just then another
man who lives on my floor came in from the street . The general idea hereabouts
is ...
Page 75
beach , pulsing with heat , was pressing on my back . . I took some steps toward
the stream . The Arab didn't ... I couldn't stand it any longer , and took another
step forward . I knew it was a fool thing to do ; I wouldn't get out of the sun by
moving ...
beach , pulsing with heat , was pressing on my back . . I took some steps toward
the stream . The Arab didn't ... I couldn't stand it any longer , and took another
step forward . I knew it was a fool thing to do ; I wouldn't get out of the sun by
moving ...
Page 140
For some reason I'd always supposed that one had to go up steps and climb on
to a scaffold , to be guillotined . Probably that was because of the 1789
Revolution ; I mean , what I'd learned about it at school , and the pictures I had
seen .
For some reason I'd always supposed that one had to go up steps and climb on
to a scaffold , to be guillotined . Probably that was because of the 1789
Revolution ; I mean , what I'd learned about it at school , and the pictures I had
seen .
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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