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Page 21
Obviously Pérez, who knew the district well, had taken a short cut, so as to catch
up with us. He rejoined us soon after we were round the bend; then began to lose
ground again. He took another short cut and met us again farther on; in fact, this ...
Obviously Pérez, who knew the district well, had taken a short cut, so as to catch
up with us. He rejoined us soon after we were round the bend; then began to lose
ground again. He took another short cut and met us again farther on; in fact, this ...
Page 57
However, finally, he had taken a job in the railway, and he didn't regret it, as now
he had a small pension. He and his wife had never hit it off very well, but they'd
got used to each other, and when she died he felt lonely. One of his mates on the
...
However, finally, he had taken a job in the railway, and he didn't regret it, as now
he had a small pension. He and his wife had never hit it off very well, but they'd
got used to each other, and when she died he felt lonely. One of his mates on the
...
Page 134
The jury went out, and I was taken to the little room where I had already waited.
My lawyer came to see me; he was very talkative and showed more cordiality and
confidence than ever before. He assured me that all would go well and I'd get off
...
The jury went out, and I was taken to the little room where I had already waited.
My lawyer came to see me; he was very talkative and showed more cordiality and
confidence than ever before. He assured me that all would go well and I'd get off
...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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