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Page 6
He was still under the fresh sortilege of their common life , the surprise of novelty , the flattered vanity of his possession of this woman ; for a man must feel that , unless he has ceased to be masculine .
He was still under the fresh sortilege of their common life , the surprise of novelty , the flattered vanity of his possession of this woman ; for a man must feel that , unless he has ceased to be masculine .
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For a moment he was as much surprised as if he had believed himself to be a mere gliding shadow among Besides , he had in him a half - unconscious notion that he was above the level of island gossip . “ But you said first that it was of ...
For a moment he was as much surprised as if he had believed himself to be a mere gliding shadow among Besides , he had in him a half - unconscious notion that he was above the level of island gossip . “ But you said first that it was of ...
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Heyst came out with an abrupt burst of sound which made her open her steady eyes wider , with an effect of immense surprise . It was a purely mechanical effect , because she was neither surprised nor puzzled .
Heyst came out with an abrupt burst of sound which made her open her steady eyes wider , with an effect of immense surprise . It was a purely mechanical effect , because she was neither surprised nor puzzled .
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He shook his head , surprised at himself . He was not used to receive his intellectual impressions in that way - reflected in movements of carnal emotion . He stirred impatiently in his chair , and raised the book to his eyes with both ...
He shook his head , surprised at himself . He was not used to receive his intellectual impressions in that way - reflected in movements of carnal emotion . He stirred impatiently in his chair , and raised the book to his eyes with both ...
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By this time Heyst regarded the visitation no longer with surprise , but with the sustained attention demanded by a difficult problem . With one foot posed on the string - piece , and leaning on his raised knee , he was taking in ...
By this time Heyst regarded the visitation no longer with surprise , but with the sustained attention demanded by a difficult problem . With one foot posed on the string - piece , and leaning on his raised knee , he was taking in ...
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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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