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Page 74
Two men got into the cart , one pulled the rope , the other caught the pirate by the
elbows . He jerked himself loose , and began to cry out ; he seemed to be lost in
amazement , and shrieked : “ Adonde está el padre ? . . . Adonde está el padre ...
Two men got into the cart , one pulled the rope , the other caught the pirate by the
elbows . He jerked himself loose , and began to cry out ; he seemed to be lost in
amazement , and shrieked : “ Adonde está el padre ? . . . Adonde está el padre ...
Page 75
We had not really captured the pirates ; they had been handed over to the
admiral by the Havana authorities — as an international courtesy I suppose , or
else because they were pirates of no account and short in funds , or because the
...
We had not really captured the pirates ; they had been handed over to the
admiral by the Havana authorities — as an international courtesy I suppose , or
else because they were pirates of no account and short in funds , or because the
...
Page 76
He had been be in the crowd , he said , beside the carriage of the missioner and
the judge of the Marine Court sen the Havana authorities to deliver the pirates . It
was after that , that in Ramon ' s dusky store , ] my first sight of Seraphina and of ...
He had been be in the crowd , he said , beside the carriage of the missioner and
the judge of the Marine Court sen the Havana authorities to deliver the pirates . It
was after that , that in Ramon ' s dusky store , ] my first sight of Seraphina and of ...
Page 80
... the Ever Faithful Island , that is a passport . He has climbed very high ; he is a
judge of the Marine Court at Havana . That is why he is here to - day , attending
my uncle in this affair of delivering up the pirates . My uncle loves him very much .
... the Ever Faithful Island , that is a passport . He has climbed very high ; he is a
judge of the Marine Court at Havana . That is why he is here to - day , attending
my uncle in this affair of delivering up the pirates . My uncle loves him very much .
Page 81
Now I suddenly remembered that it was where Nicolas el Demonio , the pirate
who was so famous as to be almost mythical , had beaten off Admiral Rowley ' s
boats . “ Come , you had better see this Irish hidalgo who wants to do us so much
...
Now I suddenly remembered that it was where Nicolas el Demonio , the pirate
who was so famous as to be almost mythical , had beaten off Admiral Rowley ' s
boats . “ Come , you had better see this Irish hidalgo who wants to do us so much
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Romance: A Novel |
| Author | Joseph Conrad |
| Publisher | Doubleday, Page & Company, 1923 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | 5 Dec 2008 |
| Length | 541 pages |
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