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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad: Never mind. I'll carry my ideas out yet--I will return.
I'll show you what can be done. You with your little
peddling notions--you are interfering with me. I will return.
I. . . .'
"The manager came out. He did me the honour to take me
under the arm and lead me aside. `He is very low, very low,'
he said. He considered it necessary to sigh, but neglected
to be consistently sorrowful. `We have done all we could
for him--haven't we? But there is no disguising the fact,
Mr. Kurtz has done more harm than good to the Company.
He did not see the time was not ripe for vigorous action.
 Heart of Darkness |