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The spectral figure in the stern - sheets spoke in a languid tone : " That - er — companion - er - secretary of mine is a queer chap . I am afraid we aren't presenting ourselves in a very favourable light . ” Heyst listened .
The spectral figure in the stern - sheets spoke in a languid tone : " That - er — companion - er - secretary of mine is a queer chap . I am afraid we aren't presenting ourselves in a very favourable light . ” Heyst listened .
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... legged on the floor , very close to the low bedstead ; so that Mr. Jones — who perhaps had not been so very profoundly asleep - on opening his eyes found them conveniently levelled at the face of his secretary 86 VICTORY .
... legged on the floor , very close to the low bedstead ; so that Mr. Jones — who perhaps had not been so very profoundly asleep - on opening his eyes found them conveniently levelled at the face of his secretary 86 VICTORY .
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found them conveniently levelled at the face of his secretary . “ Eh ? What is it you say ? No sleep for you tonight ? But why can't you let me sleep ? Confound your fussiness ! " “ Because that there fellow can't sleep — that's why .
found them conveniently levelled at the face of his secretary . “ Eh ? What is it you say ? No sleep for you tonight ? But why can't you let me sleep ? Confound your fussiness ! " “ Because that there fellow can't sleep — that's why .
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His faithful secretary suffered from irritation , and did not see the joke . In a fretful tone he declared that there was no such thing as conscience . There was such a thing as funk ; but there was nothing to make that fellow funky in ...
His faithful secretary suffered from irritation , and did not see the joke . In a fretful tone he declared that there was no such thing as conscience . There was such a thing as funk ; but there was nothing to make that fellow funky in ...
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The secretary was very much relieved . “ There's no occasion to be , I can tell you , sir , ” he whispered earnestly . “ Anything but that ! If I didn't say anything for a bit , it ain't because there isn't plenty to talk about .
The secretary was very much relieved . “ There's no occasion to be , I can tell you , sir , ” he whispered earnestly . “ Anything but that ! If I didn't say anything for a bit , it ain't because there isn't plenty to talk about .
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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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