Third day in Africa

When I went back on board the steamer I talked with the boilermaker. The boilermaker was a good worker. After the three months arrived Eldorado Expedition. This consisted of little groups of men who arrived at the station. They were ivory hunters and they work journey. There was always a white man in charge that gave orders to the native carriers while he was sitting on a donkey. They were like men on a pilgrimage. One of the pilgrims was the station manager's uncle and he was fat and dishonest. There were no rivets for our steamer. I think that Kurtz had come to Africa with some moral idea to give him strength and if his ideas were as strong as they had been at first