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Some of them remained loitering in the street under my window . A group of girls
came by , walking arm in arm . The young men under my window swerved so as
to brush against them , and shouted humorous remarks , which made the girls ...
Some of them remained loitering in the street under my window . A group of girls
came by , walking arm in arm . The young men under my window swerved so as
to brush against them , and shouted humorous remarks , which made the girls ...
Page 29
... my meal standing . I'd intended to smoke another cigarette at my window , but
the night had turned rather chilly and I decided against it . As I was coming back ,
after shutting the window , I glanced 29.
... my meal standing . I'd intended to smoke another cigarette at my window , but
the night had turned rather chilly and I decided against it . As I was coming back ,
after shutting the window , I glanced 29.
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| Title | THE Stranger |
| Author | ALBERT CAMUS |
| Published | 1942 |
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