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Page 145
“Why,” he asked, “don't you let me come to see you?” I explained that I didn't
believe in God. “Are you really so sure of that?” I said I saw no point in troubling
my head about the matter; whether I believed or didn't was, to my mind, a
question of ...
“Why,” he asked, “don't you let me come to see you?” I explained that I didn't
believe in God. “Are you really so sure of that?” I said I saw no point in troubling
my head about the matter; whether I believed or didn't was, to my mind, a
question of ...
Page 146
But, though I mightn't be so sure about what interested me, I was absolutely sure
about what didn't interest me. And the question he had raised didn't interest me at
all. He looked away and, without altering his posture, asked if it was because I ...
But, though I mightn't be so sure about what interested me, I was absolutely sure
about what didn't interest me. And the question he had raised didn't interest me at
all. He looked away and, without altering his posture, asked if it was because I ...
Page 150
I'm sure you've often wished there was an afterlife.” Of course I had, I told him.
Everybody has that wish at times. But that had no more importance than wishing
to be rich, or to swim very fast, or to have a better-shaped mouth. It was in the
same ...
I'm sure you've often wished there was an afterlife.” Of course I had, I told him.
Everybody has that wish at times. But that had no more importance than wishing
to be rich, or to swim very fast, or to have a better-shaped mouth. It was in the
same ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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