Joseph Conrad Quotes

The Cab Rattled, Jingled, Jolted; In Fact, The Last Was Quite Extraordinary. By Its Disproportionate Violence And Magnitude It Obliterated Every Sensation Of Onward Movement; And The Effect Was Of Being Shaken In A Stationary Apparatus Like A Mediaeval Device For The Punishment Of Crime, Or Some Very Newfangled Invention For The Cure Of A Sluggish Liver. It Was Extremely Distressing; And The Raising Of Mrs Verloc's Mother's Voice Sounded Like A Wail Of Pain.

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