Formerly, in solitude and in silence, he had been used to think clearly and sometimes even profoundly, seeing life outside the flattering optical delusion of everlasting hope, of conventional self-deceptions, of an ever-expected happiness. Victory, an Island Tale - Page 82by Joseph Conrad - 1929 - 396 pagesLimited preview - About this book
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