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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 move. After all, there was still some distance between us.
Perhaps because of the shadow on his face, he seemed to be grinning at me.
beach, pulsing with heat, was pressing on my back. I took some steps toward the
stream. The Arab didn't move. After all, there was still some distance between us.
Perhaps because of the shadow on his face, he seemed to be grinning at me.
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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