Third of four short stories by ALBERT CAMUS , translated by JUSTINE O'BRIEN The Silent Men
' It was hard to have one's mouth shut, not to be able to discuss really. and to take the same road every morning with an accumulating fatigue, in order to receive at the end of every week merely what they are willing to give you, which is less and less adequate.
So they had got angry: two or three of them had hesitated, but the anger had spread to them too after the first discussions with the boss.'
Read by Michael Jayston Producer MAURICE LEITCH
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