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Page 17
“Queer chap, that Swede,” was his only comment; but this is the origin of the
name “Enchanted Heyst” which some fellows fastened on our man. He also had
other names. In his early years, long before he got so becomingly bald on the top,
...
“Queer chap, that Swede,” was his only comment; but this is the origin of the
name “Enchanted Heyst” which some fellows fastened on our man. He also had
other names. In his early years, long before he got so becomingly bald on the top,
...
Page 30
... it was natural— - Later in the day, the fine paid, and the two of them on board
the brig, from which the guard had been removed, Morrison—who, besides being
a gentleman, was also an honest fellow—began to talk about repayment.
... it was natural— - Later in the day, the fine paid, and the two of them on board
the brig, from which the guard had been removed, Morrison—who, besides being
a gentleman, was also an honest fellow—began to talk about repayment.
Page 38
As a matter of fact, many of us did not hear o this death till months afterward—
from Schomberg, who disliked Heyst gratuitously and made up a piece of sinister
whispered gossip: “That's what comes of having anything to do with that fellow.
As a matter of fact, many of us did not hear o this death till months afterward—
from Schomberg, who disliked Heyst gratuitously and made up a piece of sinister
whispered gossip: “That's what comes of having anything to do with that fellow.
Page 41
A fellow like that for manager ? Phoo!” Was it the clairvoyance of imbecile hatred,
or mere stupid tenacity of opinion, which ends sometimes by scoring against the
world in a most astonishing manner? Most of us can remember instances of ...
A fellow like that for manager ? Phoo!” Was it the clairvoyance of imbecile hatred,
or mere stupid tenacity of opinion, which ends sometimes by scoring against the
world in a most astonishing manner? Most of us can remember instances of ...
Page 42
“I hope the fellow did not go and drown himself,” he would add with a comical
earnestness that ought to have made us shudder; only our crowd was superficial,
and did not apprehend the psychology of this pious hope. “Why? Heyst isn't in ...
“I hope the fellow did not go and drown himself,” he would add with a comical
earnestness that ought to have made us shudder; only our crowd was superficial,
and did not apprehend the psychology of this pious hope. “Why? Heyst isn't in ...
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| Title | Victory: An Island Tale, Volume 1 Volumes 17-18 of Standard Collection of latest copyrighted works by of British and American Authors Standard collection of British and American authors Victory: An Island Tale, Joseph Conrad |
| Author | Joseph Conrad |
| Publisher | Louis Conard, 1916 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 31 Jan 2019 |
| Length | 462 pages |
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