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Page 12
Read the warrant , Thoms . " My captor began to fumble in his pocket , pulled out
a paper , and bent down into the light . Suddenly he paused and looked up at me
. “ This aint - Mr. Lillywhite , I don't believe this aint a Jack Spaniard . " . 66 The ...
Read the warrant , Thoms . " My captor began to fumble in his pocket , pulled out
a paper , and bent down into the light . Suddenly he paused and looked up at me
. “ This aint - Mr. Lillywhite , I don't believe this aint a Jack Spaniard . " . 66 The ...
Page 17
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 ...
Page 36
What was I to believe ? What could this mean ? But the second mate's , “ Scoot ,
young man , " seemed to come to my ears like the blast of a trumpet . I became
suddenly intensely anxious to find Macdonald to see no more of Carlos .
What was I to believe ? What could this mean ? But the second mate's , “ Scoot ,
young man , " seemed to come to my ears like the blast of a trumpet . I became
suddenly intensely anxious to find Macdonald to see no more of Carlos .
Page 60
... to deliver the pirates . It was after that , that in Ramon's dusky store , I had my
first sight of Seraphina and of her father , and then came my meeting with Carlos .
I could hardly believe my eyes when I saw him come out with extended hand .
... to deliver the pirates . It was after that , that in Ramon's dusky store , I had my
first sight of Seraphina and of her father , and then came my meeting with Carlos .
I could hardly believe my eyes when I saw him come out with extended hand .
Page 71
I suppose I've said too much . Well , well ! You are going to denounce the senior
judge of the Marine Court of Havana as a pirate . I wonder who will believe you ! ”
He went behind the old Don's chair with the gliding motion of a Spanish lawyer ...
I suppose I've said too much . Well , well ! You are going to denounce the senior
judge of the Marine Court of Havana as a pirate . I wonder who will believe you ! ”
He went behind the old Don's chair with the gliding motion of a Spanish lawyer ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Romance: A Novel |
| Authors | Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Page, 1914 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 1 Jul 2013 |
| Length | 428 pages |
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