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31 Cards in this Set
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old people's home is at ____ about 80 km from ___ |
Marengo; Algiers |
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time of bus he caught |
two o'clock |
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a little old man with the ribbon of the Legion of Honor in his lapel, clear eyes |
director |
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desire Maman expressed to her friends |
religious burial |
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64 and came from Paris |
caretaker |
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Order into the telephone by the caretaker |
"Figeac, tell the men they can go ahead." |
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Maman's old friend |
Thomas Pérez |
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a former typist in his office who he had a thing for |
Maria Cardona |
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the little cafe next door to the tobacconist's |
Chez Pierrot |
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works as a dispatcher |
Emanuel |
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big belly, apron, white moustache |
Céleste |
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neighbor across the landing, reddish scabs on his face and wispy yellow hair like his dog |
Salamano |
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says "filthy stinking bastard!" |
Salamano |
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warehouse guard, a little on the short side, with broad shoulders and a nose like a boxer's, dresses sharp, beats mistress |
Raymond Sintés |
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"When he told me the woman's name, I realized she was _____"- Mersault |
Moorish |
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says that men always understand each other |
Raymond |
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Raymond's friend, big guy, very tall and broad-shouldered, with a plump,sweet little wife with a Parisian accent |
Masson |
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always said "and I'd even say" |
Masson |
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fine-featured man with deep-set blue eyes, a long gray moustache, thick almost white hair, very reasonable, nervous tic |
examining magistrate |
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short and chubby, quite young, his hair carefully slicked back, dark suit, a wing collar, and an odd-looking tie |
lawyer |
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name the judge would call Mersault |
Antichrist |
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one of Maman's ideas that she repeated |
after a while, you could get used to anything |
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the only news worth bothering about in the summer (the slow season for the news) |
his story and parricide |
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a tall, thin man dressed in red and wearing a pince-nez who was carefully folding his robe as he sat down |
prosecutor |
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said "The way I see it, it's bad luck. Everybody knows what bad luck is. It leaves you defenseless. And there it is! The way I see it, it's bad luck." |
Celeste |
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accusation made by prosecutor
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"I accuse this man of burying his mother with crime in his heart!" |
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jury's verdict |
guilty of murder, premeditated, extentuating circumstances |
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what did hope mean? |
being cut down on some street corner, as you ran like mad, by a random bullet |
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reform the penal code; the most important thing was... |
to give the condemned man a chance |
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two things Mersault was always thinking about |
the dawn and his appeal |
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the alternate hypothesis |
he was pardoned |
