Victory, an Island TaleClassic Books Company, 1929 - 396 pages |
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Page vii
... wonder which lurks still at the bottom of our old humanity . Victory was the last word I had written in peace time . It was the last literary thought which had occurred to me before the doors of the Temple of Janus flying open with a ...
... wonder which lurks still at the bottom of our old humanity . Victory was the last word I had written in peace time . It was the last literary thought which had occurred to me before the doors of the Temple of Janus flying open with a ...
Page xii
... wonder what the point was . I never saw him again because I believe he went straight on board a mail - boat which left within the hour for other ports of call in the direction of Aspinall . Mr. Jones ' characteristic insolence belongs ...
... wonder what the point was . I never saw him again because I believe he went straight on board a mail - boat which left within the hour for other ports of call in the direction of Aspinall . Mr. Jones ' characteristic insolence belongs ...
Page 25
... the direction of New Guinea or in the direction of Saigon— to cannibals or to cafes . The enchanted Heyst ! Had he at last broken the spell ? Had he died ? We were too indifferent to wonder over - much . You see VICTORY 25.
... the direction of New Guinea or in the direction of Saigon— to cannibals or to cafes . The enchanted Heyst ! Had he at last broken the spell ? Had he died ? We were too indifferent to wonder over - much . You see VICTORY 25.
Page 26
Joseph Conrad. too indifferent to wonder over - much . You see we had on the whole liked him well enough . And liking is not sufficient to keep going the interest one takes in a human being . With hatred , apparently , it is other- wise ...
Joseph Conrad. too indifferent to wonder over - much . You see we had on the whole liked him well enough . And liking is not sufficient to keep going the interest one takes in a human being . With hatred , apparently , it is other- wise ...
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Contents
Section 21 | 224 |
Section 22 | 233 |
Section 23 | 245 |
Section 24 | 250 |
Section 25 | 260 |
Section 26 | 281 |
Section 27 | 290 |
Section 28 | 299 |
Section 9 | 77 |
Section 10 | 91 |
Section 11 | 98 |
Section 12 | 105 |
Section 13 | 118 |
Section 14 | 135 |
Section 15 | 153 |
Section 16 | 173 |
Section 17 | 182 |
Section 18 | 185 |
Section 19 | 201 |
Section 20 | 216 |
Section 29 | 306 |
Section 30 | 314 |
Section 31 | 332 |
Section 32 | 338 |
Section 33 | 343 |
Section 34 | 356 |
Section 35 | 368 |
Section 36 | 376 |
Section 37 | 394 |
Section 38 | 403 |
Section 39 | 408 |
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Page xv - It seems to me but natural that those three buried in a corner of my memory should suddenly get out into the light of the world — so natural that I offer no excuse for their existence.