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Therese Raquin

CHAPTER XI
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But Camille lay asleep close at hand.

This poor creature, with his body twisted out of shape, displaying his lean proportions, was gently snoring.

Under the hat, half concealing his face, could be seen his mouth contorted into a silly grimace in his slumber.

A few short reddish hairs on a bony chin sullied his livid skin, and his head being thrown backward, his thin wrinkled neck appeared, with Adam's apple standing out prominently in brick red in the centre, and rising at each snore.

Camille, spread out on the ground in this fashion, looked contemptible and vile.
Laurent who looked at him, abruptly raised his heel.


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