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... Mr. Joseph Conrad. the novelist, for one of whose manuscripts the record price of 5.300 dollars (about .£1,070) was paid. • [ ~:-..:•:.::::.:•-0.4q::: 4.4„,?.-.1:::.:-.::ii.:-.f:::,.,:.•.:::..,:::* ~..,..t.;: ...
... found himself quite at I r -9 home in a rural con- • stituency for he prac- Mr. Conrad's Pension. tised for years in Mr. Joseph Conrad is sixty-six to-day. At Argyllshire and i n a time when he was more famous than I , Northumberland be- prosperous he accepted ...
... printed for the first time. Contents of Part I include The Romance of Travel, a fascinating and exclusive article by Joseph Conrad, the world-famous travel writer ; 8 PAGES of KEY MAPS in colours; 8 SUPERB COLOURED PLATES and articles on Abyssinia, ...
... delegates. Of recent years he has drawn the portraits of most of the distinguished contemporary:authors,'including Mr. Joseph Conrad, Sir Hall Caine and Mr. John Prinliwater. ...
... THE MIRACLE OF GENIUS. CENIUS is found in unexpected places, as witness Joseph Conrad, the finest, perhaps, of all novelists, a Pole who once served before the mast. Look, too, at the products of youth in literature. Quite recently a girl of sixteen brought ...
... ,i l ptao.l iis.ohwjades, suddenly the old one. The Social Demo- It is the pagan fairy colour and thus asso- witness Joseph Conrad, the finest, per- inesa and night.c a captive-slaves did 'dated. with the trickery of the little folk, Pan haps, of all ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD, THE NOVELIST, DEAD. Elled Pole Who Became Master of Sea Literature. WORLD WANDERINGS. English literature has lost one of its most romantic figures and greatest stylists by the death of Mr. Joseph Conrad, who passed away yesterday at his ...
... Saturday.—(Dailyt Mirror photo ;hampton Club on Saturday. 'ing by way of a -trial spin in yaphs.) NOVELIST DEAD.--Mr. Joseph Conrad, the celebrated novelist. who died yesterday at his house at Bishopsbourne, near Canterbury. Of Polish parentage, ha was ...
... refreshinent rooms and had a jolly good feed. JOSEPH CONRAD'S FAME. Polish Minister Says Novelist Will Always Remain in Nation's Heart. The Polish Minister has sent to the widow of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, the following telegranC . :— As ...
... Lighting-up time, 9.45 p.m. Foxes Raid Lambs.---Fourteen lambs were killed by foxes near Cader Idris, Novelist's Funeral.—Joseph Conrad will be buried at Canterbury at 1 p.m. to-morrow. Cubs' Jamboree.—The Duke of York attends the cubs' jamboree at Wembley ...
... per 3 lb. ..ares re' ed aga„' Brazil; ( enter t a r j ) rFrank e s Howell Cant e 1 1 (solo violin). The coffin of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, at the grave at Canterbury, ...
... poverty, convention, and the natural dislike felt by fools .for geniuses? Was the achievement—a recent instance —of a Joseph Conrad won by the help of society ? _ With everything against them, men of his extraordinary pluck and endurance win through. ...