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Page 6
Her eyes moved in his direction, rested on him, then returned to their stare into
the deeper gloom at the foot of the straight tree-trunks, whose spreading crowns
were slowly withdrawing their shade. The warm air stirred slightly about her ...
Her eyes moved in his direction, rested on him, then returned to their stare into
the deeper gloom at the foot of the straight tree-trunks, whose spreading crowns
were slowly withdrawing their shade. The warm air stirred slightly about her ...
Page 8
Looking toward him with a movement of her eyes only, the girl noticed the strong
feeling on his face with that intense interest which his person awakened in her
mind and in her heart. But it soon passed away, leaving only a moody expression
.
Looking toward him with a movement of her eyes only, the girl noticed the strong
feeling on his face with that intense interest which his person awakened in her
mind and in her heart. But it soon passed away, leaving only a moody expression
.
Page 10
Your eyes—” He was looking straight into them, and as a matter of fact had
forgotten all about the late Morrison at that moment. “No,” he exclaimed suddenly.
“What an impenetrable girl you are, Lena, with those grey eyes of yours!
Windows of ...
Your eyes—” He was looking straight into them, and as a matter of fact had
forgotten all about the late Morrison at that moment. “No,” he exclaimed suddenly.
“What an impenetrable girl you are, Lena, with those grey eyes of yours!
Windows of ...
Page 16
... in some hope. The girl, from her position a little above him, surveyed with still
eyes the abstracted silence of the man I6 VICTORY.
... in some hope. The girl, from her position a little above him, surveyed with still
eyes the abstracted silence of the man I6 VICTORY.
Page 17
surveyed with still eyes the abstracted silence of 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 ...
surveyed with still eyes the abstracted silence of 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 ...
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| Title | Victory: An Island Tale, Volume 2 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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