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Page 44
She agreed , and I went down to buy some meat . On my way back I heard a
woman's voice in Raymond's room . A little later old Salamano started grumbling
at his dog and presently there was a sound of boots and paws on the wooden
stairs ...
She agreed , and I went down to buy some meat . On my way back I heard a
woman's voice in Raymond's room . A little later old Salamano started grumbling
at his dog and presently there was a sound of boots and paws on the wooden
stairs ...
Page 135
Then I heard a voice droning away in the courtroom . When the bell rang again
and I stepped back into the dock , the silence of the courtroom closed in round
me , and with the silence came a queer sensation when I noticed that , for the first
...
Then I heard a voice droning away in the courtroom . When the bell rang again
and I stepped back into the dock , the silence of the courtroom closed in round
me , and with the silence came a queer sensation when I noticed that , for the first
...
Page 147
And his voice was quite steady when he said : " Have you no hope at all ? Do you
really think that when outright , and nothing remains ? ” I said : “ Yes . ” He
dropped his eyes and sat down again . He was truly sorry for me , he said . It must
...
And his voice was quite steady when he said : " Have you no hope at all ? Do you
really think that when outright , and nothing remains ? ” I said : “ Yes . ” He
dropped his eyes and sat down again . He was truly sorry for me , he said . It must
...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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