Ramon s great spectacles, the piercing eyes in the mahogany face, while the tap, tap, tap of a cane on the flags went on behind the inner door; the click of the latch; the stream of light. The door, petulantly thrust inwards, struck against some barrels.... The Nature of a Crime - Page 104by Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford - 1924 - 108 pagesFull view - About this book
| Ford Madox Ford - Literary Criticism - 2004 - 352 pages
...of pimento, of olive oil, of new sugar, of rum; the glassy double sheen of Ramon's great spectacles, the mahogany face, while the tap tap, tap, of a cane...against some barrels. I remember the rattling of the holts on that door, and the tall figure that appeared there, snuff-box in hand. In that land of white... | |
| Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford - 1949 - 550 pages
...gloom, of locos, of pimento, of olive oil, of new sugar, of new rum; the glassy double sheen of Ramon's great spectacles, the piercing eyes in the mahogany...cane on the flags went on behind the inner door; the dick of the latch; the stream of light. The door, petulantly thrust inwards, struck against some barrels.... | |
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