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Joseph Conrad
Joseph Conrad was born in the Russian-controlled part of Poland in 1857. His father and mother were both involved in the Polish struggle for independence. His father was a poet and translator and was arrested in 1861 for political conspiracy. As a result of this, the family was eventually exiled to Vologda in Russia. His parents died when Joseph Conrad was a boy, and he was brought up by an uncle. Conrad left Poland in 1874 and settled in France, where he became a trainee seaman for the French merchant service. He joined the British merchant navy in 1878, and followed the career of a professional seaman for the next 20 years. He became a British citizen in 1886, and married in 1896.
CHAPTER ONE
it was evening, and the Nellie, a yawl, 1 was anchored in the Thames. We looked down the river that flowed to the sea. London was behind us, a great black shape. The captain of the Nellie was a company director. The other guests included a lawyer, an accountant, myself — and of course Marlow. We all knew each other well, and we all shared a passion for the sea.
We looked out on the river and remembered its history. Famous men and famous ships had sailed out from here to perform famous deeds. 2 They had sailed out to fight in battles, to conquer other countries, and make fortunes. The Thames had carried men to the places of their dreams, and it had carried men who were inspired by greed. ‘This has been a dark place 3 as well,’ Marlow said suddenly. Marlow was the only one of us who was still a professional sailor. He was like a lot of sailors in some ways. He liked telling stories, and he was more comfortable at sea than on land.