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Page 62
Three steps . As you see , there's a wide veranda . Sorry to keep you waiting for a moment ; the door is locked , I think . ” He was heard trying it . Then he leaned against the rail , saying : “ Wang will get the keys .
Three steps . As you see , there's a wide veranda . Sorry to keep you waiting for a moment ; the door is locked , I think . ” He was heard trying it . Then he leaned against the rail , saying : “ Wang will get the keys .
Page 65
The light was not dancing along any more ; it was standing perfectly still by the steps of the veranda . Heyst glancing back casually , saw behind him still another light , -- the light of the strangers ' open fire .
The light was not dancing along any more ; it was standing perfectly still by the steps of the veranda . Heyst glancing back casually , saw behind him still another light , -- the light of the strangers ' open fire .
Page 66
He came up to the bungalow , and , at the very limit of the lantern's light , on the top step , he saw her feet and the bottom part of her dress . The rest of her person was suggested dimly as high as her waist .
He came up to the bungalow , and , at the very limit of the lantern's light , on the top step , he saw her feet and the bottom part of her dress . The rest of her person was suggested dimly as high as her waist .
Page 74
... form and in the proportions of her body which suggested a reduction from a heroic size . She moved forward a step . " What is it you have missed ? " she asked again , Heyst turned his back altogether on the table . The 74 VICTORY .
... form and in the proportions of her body which suggested a reduction from a heroic size . She moved forward a step . " What is it you have missed ? " she asked again , Heyst turned his back altogether on the table . The 74 VICTORY .
Page 86
His next step was to feel for the matches on the tall desk , and to light the candle . He had to communicate to his governor views and reflections of such importance that it was absolutely necessary for him to watch their effect on the ...
His next step was to feel for the matches on the tall desk , and to light the candle . He had to communicate to his governor views and reflections of such importance that it was absolutely necessary for him to watch their effect on the ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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