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The warden went on talking , but I didn't pay much attention . Finally he said : “
Now , I suppose you'd like to see your mother ? ” I rose without replying , and he
led the way to the door . As we were going down the stairs he explained : “ I've
had ...
The warden went on talking , but I didn't pay much attention . Finally he said : “
Now , I suppose you'd like to see your mother ? ” I rose without replying , and he
led the way to the door . As we were going down the stairs he explained : “ I've
had ...
Page 26
... so early and were hurrying to the streetcar stop , laughing and talking at the top
of their voices . After they had passed , the street gradually emptied . By this time
all the matinees must have begun 26.
... so early and were hurrying to the streetcar stop , laughing and talking at the top
of their voices . After they had passed , the street gradually emptied . By this time
all the matinees must have begun 26.
Page 65
Marie promptly plunged in , but Masson and I waited for a bit . He was rather slow
of speech and had , I noticed , a habit of saying “ and what's more ” between his
phrases - even when the second added nothing really to the first . Talking of ...
Marie promptly plunged in , but Masson and I waited for a bit . He was rather slow
of speech and had , I noticed , a habit of saying “ and what's more ” between his
phrases - even when the second added nothing really to the first . Talking of ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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