It was always our position that what was reported in the book _ and that which was complained of by Conrad Black _ was the reporting of allegations that had been made by others.

There was an agreement that upon issuing the statement that . . . the action by Conrad Black would be dismissed.

Albert J. Guerard has justly
called the story "one of the great dark meditationsin literature, and one of the purest expressions of a melancholy temperament.

On 7 October 1909 E. D.Morel, head of the Congo Reform Association,wrote A. Conan Doyle, a member, that Conrad's story [Heart of Darkness] was the "most powerful thing ever writtenon the subject.

Wait!" he yelled.
I didn't turn around, I walked faster. Then I heard him slam his fist on the hood of his car. I almost stopped.
Maybe I would have if he'd followed me. But he didn't. He got in his car and he left, just like he said he would.

Danny never pouted, he never quit, he never complained.