...distinct glimpse. He was a youngster of the sort you like to see about you ; of the sort you like to imagine yourself to have been; of the sort whose appearance...Yes ; I had a glimpse of him then, . . . and it was not the last of that kind. . . . ' You don't know what it is for a fellow in my position to be believed...

...distinct glimpse. He was a youngster of the sort you like to see about you ; of the sort you like to imagine yourself to have been; of the sort whose appearance...Yes ; I had a glimpse of him then, . . . and it was not the ' last of that kind. . . . 'You don't know what it is for a fellow in my position to be believed...

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...distinct glimpse. He was a youngster of the sort you like to see about you ; of the sort you like to imagine yourself to have been ; of the sort whose...Yes ; I had a glimpse of him then . . . and it was not the last of that kind. . . . ' You don't know what it is for a fellow in my position to be believed...

...distinct glimpse. He was a youngster of the sort you like to see about you; of the sort you like to imagine yourself to have been; of the sort whose appearance...Yes; I had a glimpse of him then . . . and it was not the last of that kind. . . ' You don't know what it is for a fellow in my position to be believed...

...distinct glimpse. He was a youngster of the sort you like to see about you; of the sort you like to imagine yourself to have been; of the sort whose appearance...rekindled at the approach of another flame, give a nutter deep, deep down somewhere, give a flutter of light . . . of heat! . . . Yes; I had a glimpse...

..."uselessly wise"; but his glimpse of Jim — which "was not the last of that kind" — brings to life in him "the fellowship of these illusions you had thought...somewhere, give a flutter of light . . . of heat!" Jim, in Marlow's words, has "reached the secret sensibility of my egoism" (152); and part of this sensibility...

...capacity for duty. He was a youngster of the sort you like to see about you; of the sort you like to imagine yourself to have been; of the sort whose appearance claims the fellowship of those illusions you had thought gone out, extinct, cold, and which, as if rekindled at the approach...

...Malabar Hotel, Marlow has "a distinct glimpse" of Jim: he was a youngster "of the sort you like to imagine yourself to have been; of the sort whose appearance...illusions you had thought gone out, extinct, cold" (128). Marlow's concern with Jim's appearance and attitude, rather than his physical characteristics,...

...undefined arousal. Jim was, he had told his listeners, "a youngster of the sort you like to see about you," the sort "whose appearance claims the fellowship of...somewhere, give a flutter of light . . . of heat!" This passage introduces a Marlovian reflection on the illusions that attend the "glorious indefiniteness"...