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Page 37
Perhaps Macdonald was amongst them , even looking for me . “ Ah , amigo mio ,
but you must now , ” said Carlos gently — “ you must ” And , looking me straight in
the face with a still , penetrating glance of his big , romantic eyes , “ It is a good ...
Perhaps Macdonald was amongst them , even looking for me . “ Ah , amigo mio ,
but you must now , ” said Carlos gently — “ you must ” And , looking me straight in
the face with a still , penetrating glance of his big , romantic eyes , “ It is a good ...
Page 51
His dark eyes searched my face , and it came disagreeably into my head that he
was playing some part ; that his talk was delusive , his anger feigned ; that ,
perhaps , he still suspected me of being a Separationist . He went on talking
about the ...
His dark eyes searched my face , and it came disagreeably into my head that he
was playing some part ; that his talk was delusive , his anger feigned ; that ,
perhaps , he still suspected me of being a Separationist . He went on talking
about the ...
Page 62
Perhaps she has seen too many men like me . ” He told me that , when he
reached Cuba , after parting with me on the Thames , his uncle , “ in spite of
certain influences , ” had received him quite naturally as his heir , and the future
head of the ...
Perhaps she has seen too many men like me . ” He told me that , when he
reached Cuba , after parting with me on the Thames , his uncle , “ in spite of
certain influences , ” had received him quite naturally as his heir , and the future
head of the ...
Page 63
A Novel Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford. aid . Smiled againings and alling
fortunisht to be o might have been gentle mockery . At any rate , it also contained
intense scrutiny , and , perhaps , a little of appeal . I sighed myself . “ There is a
man ...
A Novel Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford. aid . Smiled againings and alling
fortunisht to be o might have been gentle mockery . At any rate , it also contained
intense scrutiny , and , perhaps , a little of appeal . I sighed myself . “ There is a
man ...
Page 66
And he gave me the impression that , if perhaps he were not absolutely the better
man , he could still make a fool of me , or at least make me look like a fool . “ I ' m
told you are a Separationist , ” he said . “ Well , it ' s like me . I am an Irishman ...
And he gave me the impression that , if perhaps he were not absolutely the better
man , he could still make a fool of me , or at least make me look like a fool . “ I ' m
told you are a Separationist , ” he said . “ Well , it ' s like me . I am an Irishman ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Romance: A Novel |
| Authors | Joseph Conrad, Ford Madox Ford |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Page, 1916 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 28 Aug 2009 |
| Length | 428 pages |
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