This novel's protagonist is accosted by a man saying the word "Water" and tries to silence him before he realizes he's asking for a drink of water for his sick child.
This novel's protagonist is accosted by a man saying the word "Water" and tries to silence him before he realizes he's asking for a drink of water for his sick child. The narrator of this novel creates a packet of documents with which he tries to piece together the ending of the story, including a letter written by the title character and a letter from the title character's parson father. This novel features a butterfly collector who advises the royal Mohammed Bonso, named (*) Stein. Its protagonist falls in love with a mixed-race woman named Jewel. In this novel, a raid by the pirate Gentleman Brown leads to the death of Doramin's son, Dain Waris. Its title character ends up in Patusan after shamefully abandoning his ship Patna, and has his story told by the author's recurring character Charles Marlow. For 10 points, name this Joseph Conrad novel.
This novel's protagonist is accosted by a man saying the word "Water" and tries to silence him before he realizes he's asking for a drink of water for his sick child.
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