...MjinJ_wg_know, cannot live by bread_alqne,_but hang me iTrdon'tbelieve tnat~s5me women could live by_Iove_alpne. If there be a flame in human beings fed by varied...something left, if only a spark. And when there is a sparfc there can always be a flame. . . ." He went back into the shadow, sat down again and said :...

...strode out of the shadow as if lifted by indignation, but there was the Sicker of a smile onJbis_hjjs. "You say I don't know women. Maybe. It's just as well...something left, if only a spark. And when there is a -park there can always be a tlanie, . . ." He went back into the shadow, sat down again and said: "I...

...and spiritual which tinge it in differ-j ent hues, then I seem to see the colour of theirs. It isj azure . . . What the devil are you laughing at? ....But I have a clear notion of woman. In all of them, termagantLJlirt, crank^ washerwoman, blue-stocking, }m]Ecast and eyen~in the~oF3inary fool of the ordinary...

...pattern, and her humanity is thereby denied. Erdinast- Vulcan quotes Marlow saying to the frame-narrator: You say I don't know women. Maybe. It's just as well...when there is a spark there can always be a flame . . . (353) She comments that 'he has clearly come a long way since the beginning of his tale' (Erdinast-...

...Wissen um ein allen gemeinsames Wesen ersetzt wird: " 'You say I don't know women. Maybe. It's just äs well not to come too close to the shrine. But I have a clear notion of woman" (C 292). Dieses Konstrukt namens "woman" bzw. "femininity" kann selbst von einem Mann erfahren werden,...

...This 'dryness of the heart' is echoed in Chance with specific reference to women in Marlow's comment: '"You say I don't know women. Maybe. It's just as...close to the shrine. But I have a clear notion of miman." ' 9 In Victory, Chance, and the two stories Conrad aimed to reveal his understanding of'woman'...