[The Inheritors by Joseph Conrad]@TWC D-Link bookThe Inheritors CHAPTER FIFTEEN 36/39
I felt forced.
You will forgive me." He looked up at me, starting as if he had forgotten my presence. "Yes, yes," he said, "I have a certain--I can't think of the right word--say respect--for your judgment and--and motives ...
But you see, there are, for instance, my colleagues.
I couldn't go to them ..." He lost the thread of his idea. "To tell the truth," I said, with a sudden impulse for candour, "it isn't the political aspect of the matter, but the personal.
I spoke because it was just possible that I might be of service to you--personally--and because I would like you ...
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