Lord Jim
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He had still his old trick of stubborn blushing.
Now and then, though, a word, a sentence, would escape him that showed how deeply, how solemnly, he felt about that work which had given him the certitude of rehabilita- tion. That is why he seemed to love the land and the people with a sort of fierce egoism, with a contemptuous tender- ness." Chapter Twenty-five THIS is where I was prisoner for three days,' he mur- mured to me (it was on the occasion of our visit to the Rajah), while we were mak...ing our way slowly through a kind of awestruck riot of dependants across Tunku Allang's courtyard. 'Filthy place, isn't it? And I couldn't get any- thing to eat either, unless I made a row about it, and then it was only a small plate of rice and a fried fish not much bigger than a stickleback— confound them! Jove! I've been hungry prowling inside this stinking enclosure with some of these vagabonds shoving their mugs right under my nose.
I had given up that famous revolver of yours at the first demand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had still his old trick of stubborn blushing.
Now and then, though, a word, a sentence, would escape him that showed how deeply, how solemnly, he felt about that work which had given him the certitude of rehabilita- tion. That is why he seemed to love the land and the people with a sort of fierce egoism, with a contemptuous tender- ness." Chapter Twenty-five THIS is where I was prisoner for three days,' he mur- mured to me (it was on the occasion of our visit to the Rajah), while we were mak...ing our way slowly through a kind of awestruck riot of dependants across Tunku Allang's courtyard. 'Filthy place, isn't it? And I couldn't get any- thing to eat either, unless I made a row about it, and then it was only a small plate of rice and a fried fish not much bigger than a stickleback— confound them! Jove! I've been hungry prowling inside this stinking enclosure with some of these vagabonds shoving their mugs right under my nose.
I had given up that famous revolver of yours at the first demand.
What to read after Lord Jim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Conrad Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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