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Page 59
I have an idea that one or two , in the sheer largeness of heart that seizes one
after occasions of popular emotions , asked me in exulting voices if I had seen
the nigger ' s tongue sticking out . Others thought that there wasn ' t very much to
be ...
I have an idea that one or two , in the sheer largeness of heart that seizes one
after occasions of popular emotions , asked me in exulting voices if I had seen
the nigger ' s tongue sticking out . Others thought that there wasn ' t very much to
be ...
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light hidden in its heart . The spitting bang followed again , and something
skipped along the wave - tops beside us , raising little pillars of spray that drifted
away on the wind . The schooner came back on her course , heading straight for
us ; a ...
light hidden in its heart . The spitting bang followed again , and something
skipped along the wave - tops beside us , raising little pillars of spray that drifted
away on the wind . The schooner came back on her course , heading straight for
us ; a ...
Page 94
I hadn ' t the strength to shake off a fly , my heart was bursting my ribs . I lay on my
back and managed to say , “ Give me air . ” I thought I should die . Castro , draped
in his cloak , stood over me , but Major Cowper fell on his knees near my head ...
I hadn ' t the strength to shake off a fly , my heart was bursting my ribs . I lay on my
back and managed to say , “ Give me air . ” I thought I should die . Castro , draped
in his cloak , stood over me , but Major Cowper fell on his knees near my head ...
Page 118
... I have been a prisoner of war in your country , and am acquainted with Londres
? I was chaplain of the ship San José at the battle of Trafalgar . On my soul , it is ,
indeed , a blessed , fertile country , full of beauty and of well - disposed hearts .
... I have been a prisoner of war in your country , and am acquainted with Londres
? I was chaplain of the ship San José at the battle of Trafalgar . On my soul , it is ,
indeed , a blessed , fertile country , full of beauty and of well - disposed hearts .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Romance: A Novel |
| Authors | Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Page, 1922 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 14 Aug 2008 |
| Length | 428 pages |
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