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Page 13
... in that crushed attitude while Heyst talked to him soothingly with the utmost
courtesy . The Swede was as inuch distressed as Morrison ; for he understood
the other's feelings perfectly . No decent feeling was ever scorned by Heyst . But
he ...
... in that crushed attitude while Heyst talked to him soothingly with the utmost
courtesy . The Swede was as inuch distressed as Morrison ; for he understood
the other's feelings perfectly . No decent feeling was ever scorned by Heyst . But
he ...
Page 51
It was like the gnawing pain of useless apostasy , a sort of shame before his own
betrayed nature ; and , in addition , he also suffered from plain , downright
remorse . He deemed himself guilty of Morrison's death . A rather absurd feeling ,
since ...
It was like the gnawing pain of useless apostasy , a sort of shame before his own
betrayed nature ; and , in addition , he also suffered from plain , downright
remorse . He deemed himself guilty of Morrison's death . A rather absurd feeling ,
since ...
Page 107
Not that I have any ill - feeling . I have no feelings . If the skipper had said , ' Oh ,
bosh ! ' and had turned his back ske on me , he would not have gone three steps
toward his bed ; ' but he stood there and stared . And now the job was to get him ...
Not that I have any ill - feeling . I have no feelings . If the skipper had said , ' Oh ,
bosh ! ' and had turned his back ske on me , he would not have gone three steps
toward his bed ; ' but he stood there and stared . And now the job was to get him ...
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| Title | Victory: An Island Tale Volume 15 of Complete works, Joseph Conrad Joseph Conrad Volume 15 of Complete works, Joseph Conrad Volume 15 of Works of Conrad Volume 15 of Works of Joseph Conrad in Twenty Volumes, Joseph Conrad Works, Joseph Conrad |
| Author | Joseph Conrad |
| Edition | 10 |
| Publisher | Methuen, 1924 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Jan 2018 |
| Length | 328 pages |
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