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Page 9
The girl extended her arm to arrest him , and he remained staring in a sitting posture , propped on one arm , observing her indefinable expression of anxiety , as if she were unable to draw breath . " What has come to you ?
The girl extended her arm to arrest him , and he remained staring in a sitting posture , propped on one arm , observing her indefinable expression of anxiety , as if she were unable to draw breath . " What has come to you ?
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... the man on whom she now depended with a completeness of which she had not been vividly conscious before , because , till then , she had never felt herself swinging between the abysses of earth and heaven in the hollow of his arm .
... the man on whom she now depended with a completeness of which she had not been vividly conscious before , because , till then , she had never felt herself swinging between the abysses of earth and heaven in the hollow of his arm .
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I— " 14 A brusque movement of his arm , flinging her and away , stopped her short . Heyst had again lost control of himself . He would have shouted , if shouting had been in his character . “ No , this earth must be the appointed ...
I— " 14 A brusque movement of his arm , flinging her and away , stopped her short . Heyst had again lost control of himself . He would have shouted , if shouting had been in his character . “ No , this earth must be the appointed ...
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Before she could make a movement , or even turn her head his way , he took her in his arms and kissed her lips . He tasted on them the bitterness of a tear fallen there . He had never seen her cry . It was like another appeal to his ...
Before she could make a movement , or even turn her head his way , he took her in his arms and kissed her lips . He tasted on them the bitterness of a tear fallen there . He had never seen her cry . It was like another appeal to his ...
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He forgot himself in the contemplation of those passive arms , of these defenceless lips , and — yes , one had to go back to them- of these wide open eyes . Something wild in their grey stare made him think of seabirds in the cold ...
He forgot himself in the contemplation of those passive arms , of these defenceless lips , and — yes , one had to go back to them- of these wide open eyes . Something wild in their grey stare made him think of seabirds in the cold ...
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| Title | Victory: An Island Tale, Volume 2 Volume 17 of 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 |
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