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Well , that is my yesterday of romance , for the many things that have passed
between those times and now have become dim or have gone out of my mind .
And my day before yesterday was the day on which I , at twenty - two , stood
looking at ...
Well , that is my yesterday of romance , for the many things that have passed
between those times and now have become dim or have gone out of my mind .
And my day before yesterday was the day on which I , at twenty - two , stood
looking at ...
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The thing seemed incredible to me . Here was an adventure , and I was shocked
to see that Rooksby was in a pitiable state about it . “ But , Ralph , " I said , “ I
would help Carlos . ” “ Oh , you , " he said fretfully . “ You want to run your head
into a ...
The thing seemed incredible to me . Here was an adventure , and I was shocked
to see that Rooksby was in a pitiable state about it . “ But , Ralph , " I said , “ I
would help Carlos . ” “ Oh , you , " he said fretfully . “ You want to run your head
into a ...
Page 8
The thing seemed incredible to me . Here was an adventure , and I was shocked
to see that Rooksby was in a pitiable state about it . “ But , Ralph , " I said , “ I
would help Carlos . " Oh , you , ” he said fretfully . You want to run your head into
a ...
The thing seemed incredible to me . Here was an adventure , and I was shocked
to see that Rooksby was in a pitiable state about it . “ But , Ralph , " I said , “ I
would help Carlos . " Oh , you , ” he said fretfully . You want to run your head into
a ...
Page 14
Thoms never loosed his hold of my collar . At the steep of the hill the men and
horses came into sight against the white sky , a confused crowd of ominous
things . “ Turn that lanthorn off'n me , ” the horseman said . see you frighten my
horse ?
Thoms never loosed his hold of my collar . At the steep of the hill the men and
horses came into sight against the white sky , a confused crowd of ominous
things . “ Turn that lanthorn off'n me , ” the horseman said . see you frighten my
horse ?
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CHAPTER III T \ HE spirit of the age has changed ; everything has changed so
utterly that one can hardly believe in the existence of one's earlier self . But I can
still remember how , at that moment , I made the acquaintance of my heart - a
thing ...
CHAPTER III T \ HE spirit of the age has changed ; everything has changed so
utterly that one can hardly believe in the existence of one's earlier self . But I can
still remember how , at that moment , I made the acquaintance of my heart - a
thing ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Romance: A Novel |
| Authors | Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Page, 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 28 Aug 2009 |
| Length | 428 pages |
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