You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can — Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
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You must promise me. You can't desire the end without desiring the means.'Ah, but one can, he thought, one can: one can desire the peace of victory without desiring the ravaged towns.

— Graham Greene, The Heart of the Matter
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