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Page 62
You remember how I coughed on board that miserable ship . ” I did remember it
very well . He went to the inner door , looked in , and then came back to me . “
Seraphina needs a guide — a controller - someone very strong and gentle , and
...
You remember how I coughed on board that miserable ship . ” I did remember it
very well . He went to the inner door , looked in , and then came back to me . “
Seraphina needs a guide — a controller - someone very strong and gentle , and
...
Page 69
You remember the mate of the ship you came over in . He was Nicola el Demonio
; he won ' t be any longer - I can ' t tell you why , it ' s too long a story . ” I did
remember very vividly that cadaverous Nova Scotian mate of the Thames , who
had ...
You remember the mate of the ship you came over in . He was Nicola el Demonio
; he won ' t be any longer - I can ' t tell you why , it ' s too long a story . ” I did
remember very vividly that cadaverous Nova Scotian mate of the Thames , who
had ...
Page 72
I was mystified to the point of forgetting how heavily I was compromised even in
Jamaica , though it was worth remembering , because at that time an indictment
for rebellion — under the Black Act — was no joking matter . I might be sent home
...
I was mystified to the point of forgetting how heavily I was compromised even in
Jamaica , though it was worth remembering , because at that time an indictment
for rebellion — under the Black Act — was no joking matter . I might be sent home
...
Page 84
I was pleased to remember that she hated him ; that she had said so herself . For
the rest , I had a vague notion of going to the English Consul in Havana . After all
, I was not a complete nobody . I was John Kemp , a gentleman , well connected ...
I was pleased to remember that she hated him ; that she had said so herself . For
the rest , I had a vague notion of going to the English Consul in Havana . After all
, I was not a complete nobody . I was John Kemp , a gentleman , well connected ...
Page 89
It was only then that I realized that Major Cowper was in a state of delirious
apprehension and fury ; I seemed to remember at last that for a long time he had
been groaning somewhere near me . He kept on saying : “ Oh , for God ' s sake -
for ...
It was only then that I realized that Major Cowper was in a state of delirious
apprehension and fury ; I seemed to remember at last that for a long time he had
been groaning somewhere near me . He kept on saying : “ Oh , for God ' s sake -
for ...
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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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