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Page 9
He suggested I should go to the refectory for dinner , but I wasn't hungry . Then
he proposed bringing me a mug of café au lait . As I am very partial to café au lait
I said , “ Thanks , ” and a few minutes later he came back with a tray . I drank the ...
He suggested I should go to the refectory for dinner , but I wasn't hungry . Then
he proposed bringing me a mug of café au lait . As I am very partial to café au lait
I said , “ Thanks , ” and a few minutes later he came back with a tray . I drank the ...
Page 103
... something in your appearance to amuse them . Of course , I knew this was an
absurd comparison ; what these people were looking for in me wasn't anything to
laugh at , but signs of criminality . Still , the difference wasn't so very great , 103.
... something in your appearance to amuse them . Of course , I knew this was an
absurd comparison ; what these people were looking for in me wasn't anything to
laugh at , but signs of criminality . Still , the difference wasn't so very great , 103.
Page 146
I explained that it wasn't despair I felt , but fear - which was natural enough . “ In
that case , ” he said firmly , “ God can help you . All the men I've seen in your
position turned to Him in their time of trouble . ” Obviously , I replied , they were at
...
I explained that it wasn't despair I felt , but fear - which was natural enough . “ In
that case , ” he said firmly , “ God can help you . All the men I've seen in your
position turned to Him in their time of trouble . ” Obviously , I replied , they were at
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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