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Page 27
Carlos pushed his hat back and sighed . They had preoccupations , cares ,
interests in which they let me have no part . Castro struck me as absolutely
ruffianly . His head was knotted in a red , white - spotted handkerchief ; his
grizzled beard ...
Carlos pushed his hat back and sighed . They had preoccupations , cares ,
interests in which they let me have no part . Castro struck me as absolutely
ruffianly . His head was knotted in a red , white - spotted handkerchief ; his
grizzled beard ...
Page 29
He had undoubtedly been sent by the uncle across the seas to find Carlos and
bring him out of Europe ; there was something romantic in that mission . He was
now a dependent of the Riego family , but there were unfathomable depths in that
...
He had undoubtedly been sent by the uncle across the seas to find Carlos and
bring him out of Europe ; there was something romantic in that mission . He was
now a dependent of the Riego family , but there were unfathomable depths in that
...
Page 30
Carlos made a little exclamation of mild astonishment . “ Pero ? Is it so bad as
that in my uncle's own town ? ” Tomas muttered something that I did not catch ,
and then : “ If the English caballero committed indiscretions , or quarreled —and
all ...
Carlos made a little exclamation of mild astonishment . “ Pero ? Is it so bad as
that in my uncle's own town ? ” Tomas muttered something that I did not catch ,
and then : “ If the English caballero committed indiscretions , or quarreled —and
all ...
Page 31
And it was obvious enough that Carlos was unwilling or unable to tell anything
about what preoccupied him . I had noticed an intimacy spring up between the
ship's second mate and Tomas , who was , it seemed to me , forever engaged in
...
And it was obvious enough that Carlos was unwilling or unable to tell anything
about what preoccupied him . I had noticed an intimacy spring up between the
ship's second mate and Tomas , who was , it seemed to me , forever engaged in
...
Page 32
Carlos had another of his fits of coughing . After all , we are kinsmen . I dare say
you would give me a bed , " I went on . The second mate was quite close to us
then . Carlos looked at me with an expression of affection that a little shamed my
...
Carlos had another of his fits of coughing . After all , we are kinsmen . I dare say
you would give me a bed , " I went on . The second mate was quite close to us
then . Carlos looked at me with an expression of affection that a little shamed my
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Romance: A Novel |
| Authors | Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Page, 1914 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 1 Jul 2013 |
| Length | 428 pages |
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