[The Secret Agent by Joseph Conrad]@TWC D-Link bookThe Secret Agent CHAPTER II 43/71
The fetish of to-day is neither royalty nor religion.
Therefore the palace and the church should be left alone. You understand what I mean, Mr Verloc ?" The dismay and the scorn of Mr Verloc found vent in an attempt at levity. "Perfectly.
But what of the Embassies? A series of attacks on the various Embassies," he began; but he could not withstand the cold, watchful stare of the First Secretary. "You can be facetious, I see," the latter observed carelessly.
"That's all right.
It may enliven your oratory at socialistic congresses.
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