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I had never been further away from our farm than just to Canterbury school , to
Hythe market , to Romney market . Our farm nestled down under the steep ,
brown downs , just beside the Roman road to Canterbury ; Stone Street — the
Street ...
I had never been further away from our farm than just to Canterbury school , to
Hythe market , to Romney market . Our farm nestled down under the steep ,
brown downs , just beside the Roman road to Canterbury ; Stone Street — the
Street ...
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Besides he did not know the lie of the land , and believed the Free Traders were
mere bogeys . “ They ' ll never touch us , ” Lillywhite grumbled . “ We ' ve a
warrant . . . King ' s name . . . . " He was flashing his lanthorn aimlessly up the hill .
Besides he did not know the lie of the land , and believed the Free Traders were
mere bogeys . “ They ' ll never touch us , ” Lillywhite grumbled . “ We ' ve a
warrant . . . King ' s name . . . . " He was flashing his lanthorn aimlessly up the hill .
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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 . “ Don ' t you see you
frighten ...
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 . “ Don ' t you see you
frighten ...
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He himself had never been in Cuba or seen his uncle ; but he had , as I have
indicated , ruined himself in one way or another in Spain , and it had come as a
God - send to him when his uncle had sent Tomas Castro to bring him to Cuba ,
to ...
He himself had never been in Cuba or seen his uncle ; but he had , as I have
indicated , ruined himself in one way or another in Spain , and it had come as a
God - send to him when his uncle had sent Tomas Castro to bring him to Cuba ,
to ...
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See , I transfix you that fly there . . . . See how astonished he was . He did never
expect that . " He had actually impaled a crawling cockroach . He spent his days
cooking extraordinary messes , crouching for hours over a little charcoal brazier ...
See , I transfix you that fly there . . . . See how astonished he was . He did never
expect that . " He had actually impaled a crawling cockroach . He spent his days
cooking extraordinary messes , crouching for hours over a little charcoal brazier ...
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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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