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The Fall Study Guide

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by Albert Camus
About 56 pages (16,923 words)
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"A single sentence will suffice for modern man: he fornicated and read the papers" (Chapter 1, p.6).

"Slavery? - certainly not, we are against it! That we should be forced to establish it at home or in our factories - well, that's natural; but boasting about it, that's the limit!" (Chapter 3, p.44).

"Power, on the other hand, settles everything" (Chapter 3, p.45).

"Taken by surprise, addressed from both sides, I had mixed everything up... In short, I had collapsed in public" (Chapter 3, p.53).

"But to be happy.....

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