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Page 23
Rangsley took hold of a piece of wainscoting , part of the frame of a panel ; he
pulled it towards him , and , at the same moment , a glazed show - case full of
razors and brushes swung noiselessly forward with an effect of the supernatural .
Rangsley took hold of a piece of wainscoting , part of the frame of a panel ; he
pulled it towards him , and , at the same moment , a glazed show - case full of
razors and brushes swung noiselessly forward with an effect of the supernatural .
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... an incredible squint — a squint that gave the idea that he was performing some
tortuous and defiant feat with the muscles of his neck . He maintained an air of
distrustful inscrutability . The hand which took my letter was very large , very white
...
... an incredible squint — a squint that gave the idea that he was performing some
tortuous and defiant feat with the muscles of his neck . He maintained an air of
distrustful inscrutability . The hand which took my letter was very large , very white
...
Page 42
A large soft bundle of bedding nearly took me off my legs . There wasn't room for
emotion . Macdonald laid about him with the handle of the umbrella a few inches
from the deck ; but the passage that he made for himself closed behind him .
A large soft bundle of bedding nearly took me off my legs . There wasn't room for
emotion . Macdonald laid about him with the handle of the umbrella a few inches
from the deck ; but the passage that he made for himself closed behind him .
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Dark blue circles took away from the blackness and sparkle of his eyes . And he
coughed , and coughed . He put his arm affectionately round my shoulders and
said , How splendid to see you again , my Juan . ” His eyes had affection in them
...
Dark blue circles took away from the blackness and sparkle of his eyes . And he
coughed , and coughed . He put his arm affectionately round my shoulders and
said , How splendid to see you again , my Juan . ” His eyes had affection in them
...
Page 68
He took an air of businesslike candor . “ You can help us , and we you ; we could
do without you better than you without us . Our undertaking — there's big names
in it , just as in the Free Trading you know so well , don't be saying you don't - is ...
He took an air of businesslike candor . “ You can help us , and we you ; we could
do without you better than you without us . Our undertaking — there's big names
in it , just as in the Free Trading you know so well , don't be saying you don't - 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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