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Page 38
of the prospectus issued in Europe, having found their way out East, were passed
from hand to hand. We greatly admired the map which accompanied them for the
edification of the shareholders. On it Samburan was represented as the central ...
of the prospectus issued in Europe, having found their way out East, were passed
from hand to hand. We greatly admired the map which accompanied them for the
edification of the shareholders. On it Samburan was represented as the central ...
Page 45
He told us that he passed to the north of Samburan on purpose to see what was
going on. At first, it looked as if that side of the island had been altogether
abandoned. This was what he expected. Presently, above the dense mass of
vegetation ...
He told us that he passed to the north of Samburan on purpose to see what was
going on. At first, it looked as if that side of the island had been altogether
abandoned. This was what he expected. Presently, above the dense mass of
vegetation ...
Page 47
Instead of passing to the south of Samburan, he made it his practice to take the
passage along the north shore, within about a mile of the wharf. “He can see us if
he likes to see us,” remarked Davidson. Then he had an after-thought: “I say!
Instead of passing to the south of Samburan, he made it his practice to take the
passage along the north shore, within about a mile of the wharf. “He can see us if
he likes to see us,” remarked Davidson. Then he had an after-thought: “I say!
Page 50
There were no other opportunities, unless some native craft were passing by—a
very remote and unsatisfactory chance to wait for. Yes, he came out with
Davidson, to whom he volunteered the statement that it was only for a short time
—a few ...
There were no other opportunities, unless some native craft were passing by—a
very remote and unsatisfactory chance to wait for. Yes, he came out with
Davidson, to whom he volunteered the statement that it was only for a short time
—a few ...
Page 66
We asked him if he had passed that way lately. *-- “Oh, yes. I always do—about
half a mile off.” “Seen anybody about P” “No, not a soul. Not a shadow.” “Did you
blow your whistle 2" “Blow the whistle 2 You think I would do such a thing P” He ...
We asked him if he had passed that way lately. *-- “Oh, yes. I always do—about
half a mile off.” “Seen anybody about P” “No, not a soul. Not a shadow.” “Did you
blow your whistle 2" “Blow the whistle 2 You think I would do such a thing P” He ...
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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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