Conrad English

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Conrad

— noun English novelist (born in Poland) noted for sea stories and for his narrative technique (1857-1924)

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Teodor Josef Konrad Korzeniowski Joseph Conrad

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I go with Conrad in quest of my youth.

Did Conrad draw on his imagination?

Conrad.

What do you know about Conrad?

Is that what you try to say, Conrad of Montferrat?

Conrad, Marquis of Montferrat and my friend.

And I am Conrad of Montferrat.

Conrad is right.

What brings Conrad of Montferrat to me?

Conrad of Montferrat's.

Sit up, Conrad.

Dana, Conrad, Marriott, Melville.

Max Coburg, Conrad Arnulf.

Conrad will get them for you.

Did Conrad draw on his?

I guess I've read everything written about ships. Dana, Conrad, marryat, melville.

Important agents, like Colonel Hammersohn Elsa Gebhardt, Conrad Arnulf and Johanna Schmidt, were left at liberty.

Now, you and Conrad take this out there.

CONRAD: Wait a minute.

CONRAD: Get going.

That was two days before you showed up at the hotel as Mr. Conrad Burns. Just over from America.

I prefer Conrad.

Conrad, check the brakes.

I'm certainly glad to see somebody else besides myself reads Conrad.

You, uh-You like Conrad?

That was two days before you showed up as Mr. Conrad Burns, just over from America.

I don't want Conrad to make a useless visit.

A small harbour, as in Conrad.

VERY WELL, MR. CONRAD.

WHY DIDN'T MR. CONRAD COME HIMSELF?

Margaret: MR. CONRAD, AS I SAID ALREADY, I HAVE NO COMPLAINT ABOUT YOU, BUT ONLY GRATITUDE AND KIND THOUGHTS.

Conrad: WHEN ARE YOU STARTING WORK?

Conrad: MRS. ROSS.

Conrad: MRS. ROSS, OVER HERE, PLEASE.

Conrad: MR. ROSS.

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Robert Rubin and Kent Conrad warned him that the press would not interpret his testimony as being balanced, and that Congress would interpret it as an excuse to abandon fiscal discipline.

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