[An Outcast of the Islands by Joseph Conrad]@TWC D-Link bookAn Outcast of the Islands CHAPTER ONE 23/34
." He spoke excitedly, all in one breath, and, ceasing suddenly, glared at Willems and breathed hard through his nose in sulky resentment.
Willems looked at him steadily for a moment, then got up. "Almayer," he said resolutely, "I want to become a trader in this place." Almayer shrugged his shoulders. "Yes.
And you shall set me up.
I want a house and trade goods--perhaps a little money.
I ask you for it." "Anything else you want? Perhaps this coat ?" and here Almayer unbuttoned his jacket--"or my house--or my boots ?" "After all it's natural," went on Willems, without paying any attention to Almayer--"it's natural that she should expect the advantages which.
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