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Page 31
The sense that we were approaching land was already all over the ship . The
second mate leered at me enigmatically , and moved slowly away . I said that I
was going to the Horton Estates , Rooksby ' s , to learn planting under a Mr ...
The sense that we were approaching land was already all over the ship . The
second mate leered at me enigmatically , and moved slowly away . I said that I
was going to the Horton Estates , Rooksby ' s , to learn planting under a Mr ...
Page 61
She married the excellent Rooksby ? ” he asked . “ Ah , what a waste . ” He
relapsed into silence agaiņ . “ There was no woman in your land like her . She
might have And to marry that that excellent personage , my good cousin . It is a
tragedy .
She married the excellent Rooksby ? ” he asked . “ Ah , what a waste . ” He
relapsed into silence agaiņ . “ There was no woman in your land like her . She
might have And to marry that that excellent personage , my good cousin . It is a
tragedy .
Page 62
It would need a cool man , and a brave man , and a good one , too , to hazard ,
perhaps even life , for her sake . She will be very rich . All our lands , all our towns
, all our gold . ” There was a suggestion of fabulousness in his dreamy voice .
It would need a cool man , and a brave man , and a good one , too , to hazard ,
perhaps even life , for her sake . She will be very rich . All our lands , all our towns
, all our gold . ” There was a suggestion of fabulousness in his dreamy voice .
Page 68
You must leave this island of Jamaica — surely it ' s as distressful as my own
dear land — and you can ' t go home , because the runners would be after you .
You ' re ' wanted here as well as there , and you ' ve nowhere to go . ” tended one
...
You must leave this island of Jamaica — surely it ' s as distressful as my own
dear land — and you can ' t go home , because the runners would be after you .
You ' re ' wanted here as well as there , and you ' ve nowhere to go . ” tended one
...
Page 70
You ' ll be able to come back with your pockets full , and I ' ll be joyful — for the
sake of my own dear land . ” I said suddenly and recklessly — if I had to face one
race - passion , he had to look at another ; we were cat and dog - Celt and Saxon
...
You ' ll be able to come back with your pockets full , and I ' ll be joyful — for the
sake of my own dear land . ” I said suddenly and recklessly — if I had to face one
race - passion , he had to look at another ; we were cat and dog - Celt and Saxon
...
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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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