Premium Content The Sea as Mirror in The Shadow Line and Lord Jim
By Anonymous - April 18, 2001
DâÂÂautres fois, calme plat, grand miroir de mon dsespoir
-C. Baudelaire
Those acquainted with the works of Joseph Conrad know well enough that the author had a grand affinity for the sea. Certainly, this should be expected from a man who had spent his formative years on various vessels, traversing the eastern waters in the capacity of mate and…
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