...to the hazards of the world by the dark depths of the Gould Concession; she had laid her unmercenary hands, with an eagerness that made them tremble, upon...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle. Don Pepe, extremely interested, too, looked over her shoulder with a smile...

...to the hazards of the world by the dark depths of the Gould Concession; she had laid her unmercenary hands, with an eagerness that made them tremble, upon...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle. Don Pepe, extremely interested, too, looked over her shoulder with a smile...

...to the hazards of the world by the dark depths of the Gould Concession; she had laid her unmercenary hands, with an eagerness that made them tremble, upon...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle. Don Pepe, extremely interested, too, looked over her shoulder with a smile...

...with Charles: "she endowed that lump of metal"—the first silver ingot produced by the mine—"with a justificative conception, as though it were not...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle" (I, 8). But Emilia becomes at last an ineffectual and lonely spectator, dismayed...

...once thrilled her because she endowed them with a 'justificative conception' which saw them not as 'a mere fact, but something far-reaching and impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle' (N, 107). That she no longer feels this nicely illustrates Conrad's inconspicuous...

...to the hazards of the world by the dark depths of the Gould Concession; she had lain her unmercenary hands, with an eagerness that made them tremble, upon...of its power she endowed that lump of metal with a justicative conception, as though it were not a mere fact, but something far-reaching and impalpable,...

...can then be "endowed" by readers with a "justificative conception," as the silver is by Mrs. Gould, "as though it were not a mere fact, but something...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle" (N98). The literal activity of plunderers turns out to be a remarkably apt...

...laid her unmercenary hands, with an eagerness that made them tremble, upon the first [spongy lump] turned out still warm from the mould; and by her imaginative...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle" (107). Mrs. Gould is midwife to silver rather than mother to children. Just...

...to the hazards of the world by the dark depths of the Gould Concession; she had laid her unmercenary hands, with an eagerness that made them tremble, upon...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle. Don Pepe, extremely interested, too, looked over her shoulder with a smile...

...to the hazards of the world by the dark depths of the Gould Concession; she had laid her unmercenary hands, with an eagerness that made them tremble, upon...impalpable, like the true expression of an emotion or the emergence of a principle. Don Pepe, extremely interested, too, looked over her shoulder with a smile...