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ALBERT CAMUS. papers. Then I washed my hands and, as a last resource, went
out on to the balcony. My bedroom overlooks the main street of our district.
Though it was a fine afternoon, the paving blocks were black and glistening.
What few ...
ALBERT CAMUS. papers. Then I washed my hands and, as a last resource, went
out on to the balcony. My bedroom overlooks the main street of our district.
Though it was a fine afternoon, the paving blocks were black and glistening.
What few ...
Page 28
As dusk set in, the street grew more crowded. People were returning from their
walks, and I noticed the dapper little man with the fat wife amongst the passers-by
. Children were whimpering and trailing wearily after their parents. After some ...
As dusk set in, the street grew more crowded. People were returning from their
walks, and I noticed the dapper little man with the fat wife amongst the passers-by
. Children were whimpering and trailing wearily after their parents. After some ...
Page 29
I recognized them as girls from my part of the town, and two or three of them,
whom I knew, looked up and waved to Inc. Just then the street lamps came on, all
together, and they made the stars that were beginning to glimmer in the night sky
...
I recognized them as girls from my part of the town, and two or three of them,
whom I knew, looked up and waved to Inc. Just then the street lamps came on, all
together, and they made the stars that were beginning to glimmer in the night sky
...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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