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Page 70
Then he frowned . " I've been misled , ” he muttered , with a dark glance at Carlos
. And recovering his jocular serenity , “ Ye mean it ? ” he asked ; “ it's not British
heroics ? " The old Don stirred again and sighed . The young girl glided swiftly to
...
Then he frowned . " I've been misled , ” he muttered , with a dark glance at Carlos
. And recovering his jocular serenity , “ Ye mean it ? ” he asked ; “ it's not British
heroics ? " The old Don stirred again and sighed . The young girl glided swiftly to
...
Page 73
I felt a sort of uneasiness ; I could by no means understand the connection
between the old Don and what had gone before , and I did not , in a purely
conventional sense , know how long I ought to stop . The sky through the barred
windows ...
I felt a sort of uneasiness ; I could by no means understand the connection
between the old Don and what had gone before , and I did not , in a purely
conventional sense , know how long I ought to stop . The sky through the barred
windows ...
Page 80
... been four or five miles away— I had no means of knowing exactly . It looked
like a high black cloud , and purply - gray mists here and there 80 ROMANCE.
... been four or five miles away— I had no means of knowing exactly . It looked
like a high black cloud , and purply - gray mists here and there 80 ROMANCE.
Page 81
I was done up when I got on the poop . A yell came from forward , “ Hard aport . "
Then the same voice addressed itself to abusing the Spanish ship very close to
us now . “ What do you mean by coming - to right across my bows like this ?
I was done up when I got on the poop . A yell came from forward , “ Hard aport . "
Then the same voice addressed itself to abusing the Spanish ship very close to
us now . “ What do you mean by coming - to right across my bows like this ?
Page 90
I could not pause to think what he might mean . The child's shrieks resounding
louder and louder , I ran below . There were a couple of men in the cabin with the
women . Mrs. Cowper was lying back upon a sofa , her face very white and drawn
...
I could not pause to think what he might mean . The child's shrieks resounding
louder and louder , I ran below . There were a couple of men in the cabin with the
women . Mrs. Cowper was lying back upon a sofa , her face very white and drawn
...
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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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