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Lord Jim Study Guide

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by Joseph Conrad
About 103 pages (30,985 words)
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Chapter 23 Summary

Jim does not return to Marlow until the next morning, having been kept to dinner and then overnight by Stein's request. He returns, however, with a letter for Cornelius and a silver ring that is to be Jim's introduction to a native chief known as Doramin. Jim attaches the ring to a string and ties it around his neck, he is afraid he might otherwise lose it.

Jim is visibly elated at the prospect and resolves to Marlow never to come back. A brigantine set to sail at four that afternoon would be Jim's passage to Patusan, and for the journey Marlow insists he take a revolver. In his haste, Jim forgets the two boxes of cartridges behind. Marlow orders his gig manned, but they cannot catch up to Jim before he boards the.....

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