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Page 26
First of all there came a family going for their Sunday - afternoon walk ; two small
boys in sailor suits , with short trousers hardly down to their knees , and looking
rather uneasy in their Sunday best ; then a little girl with a big pink bow and black
...
First of all there came a family going for their Sunday - afternoon walk ; two small
boys in sailor suits , with short trousers hardly down to their knees , and looking
rather uneasy in their Sunday best ; then a little girl with a big pink bow and black
...
Page 58
Then she rose , put on her jacket again with the same abrupt , robotlike gestures ,
and walked briskly out of the restaurant . Having nothing better to do , I followed
her for a short distance . Keeping on the curb of the pavement , she walked ...
Then she rose , put on her jacket again with the same abrupt , robotlike gestures ,
and walked briskly out of the restaurant . Having nothing better to do , I followed
her for a short distance . Keeping on the curb of the pavement , she walked ...
Page 67
We went down to the water's edge and walked along it ; now and then a longer
wave wet our canvas shoes . I wasn't thinking of anything , as all that sunlight
beating down on my bare head made me feel half asleep . Just then Raymond
said ...
We went down to the water's edge and walked along it ; now and then a longer
wave wet our canvas shoes . I wasn't thinking of anything , as all that sunlight
beating down on my bare head made me feel half asleep . Just then Raymond
said ...
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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