"Heart of Darkness advances and withdraws as in a succession of long dark waves borne by an
       incoming tide. The waves encroach fairly evenly on the shore, and presently a few more feet of sand
     have been won. But an occasional wave thrusts up unexpectedly, much further than the others; even as
                       far, say, as Kurtz and his Inner Station"- Albert J. Guerard.
 
 
 

                                 This electronic version of Heart of Darkness is a scholarly edition. It
                                 includes links to vocabulary words, themes, and other study
                                 information. The targeted audience for this project is high school
                                 students or college freshmen reading the novel as part of an English
                                 course. The text of the novel was taken from the web, and although I
                                 thoroughly checked it, I cannot guarantee that it is one hundred percent
                                 accurate.

                                 The novel is divided up into three parts. To keep the download time
                                 lower, I have put each chapter on a separate page. This page is
                                 designed to run on a frames capable browser such as Netscape or
                                 Internet Explorer. There is a no-frames option, however I recommend
                                 you use the frames if possible. The screen is divided into two frames.
                                 The larger top frame contains the text, while the lower small frame
                                 contains footnotes such as definitions when links in the text are
                                 followed. This allows you to keep your place in the text.
 
 

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