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Page 11
A woodpigeon rose with a sudden crash of sound , Aapping away against the
branches . My pulse was dancing with delight - my heart , too . It was like a game
of hide - and - seek , and yet it was life at last . Everything grew silent again , and I
...
A woodpigeon rose with a sudden crash of sound , Aapping away against the
branches . My pulse was dancing with delight - my heart , too . It was like a game
of hide - and - seek , and yet it was life at last . Everything grew silent again , and I
...
Page 12
From down the long hill came a small sound of horses ' hoofs — a sound like the
beating of the heart , intermittent -a muffled thud on turf , and a faint clink of iron .
It seemed to die away unheard by the runner beside me . Presently there was a ...
From down the long hill came a small sound of horses ' hoofs — a sound like the
beating of the heart , intermittent -a muffled thud on turf , and a faint clink of iron .
It seemed to die away unheard by the runner beside me . Presently there was a ...
Page 14
The sound of heavy horses at a jolting trot came to our ears . “ We're in for it , ”
Lillywhite grunted . “ D - n this county of Kent . ” Thoms never loosed his hold of
my collar . At the steep of the hill the men and horses came into sight against the
...
The sound of heavy horses at a jolting trot came to our ears . “ We're in for it , ”
Lillywhite grunted . “ D - n this county of Kent . ” Thoms never loosed his hold of
my collar . At the steep of the hill the men and horses came into sight against the
...
Page 15
I caught a moment's sound of whispering . Then a new voice cried , “ Strip the
runners to the shirt . Strip ' em . That's it . ” I heard some groans and a cry , “ You
won't murder us . " Then a nasal drawl , " We will surely . " Someone else ,
Rangsley ...
I caught a moment's sound of whispering . Then a new voice cried , “ Strip the
runners to the shirt . Strip ' em . That's it . ” I heard some groans and a cry , “ You
won't murder us . " Then a nasal drawl , " We will surely . " Someone else ,
Rangsley ...
Page 16
There was a grunt and the sound of a fall ; then a precisely similar sequence of
sounds . " That ' ll teach ' em , " Rangsley said ferociously . “ Come along --they've
only rolled down a bank . They weren't over the quarry . It's all right , I swear it is ...
There was a grunt and the sound of a fall ; then a precisely similar sequence of
sounds . " That ' ll teach ' em , " Rangsley said ferociously . “ Come along --they've
only rolled down a bank . They weren't over the quarry . It's all right , I swear it is ...
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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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