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... in French, but perhaps the most wonderful example of & man capturing a language that is not his owu is supplied by Hr. Joseph Conrad, a Pole, who writes exquisite English, and be is one of the master stylist* of his time. He learned our lanage (says a ...
... perished intense aonv was, indeed, a thrilling triumph for science and a story winch would require the pen of a Hugo a Joseph Conrad, a Stevenson, Llark Russell for its adequate recount»*; Another notable branch of science in which patient labour has ...
... most picturesque , deieription of the for of ihe,!' Empress of Ireland, so picturesque that itreade,like a rage, .from Joseph_' Conrad,' appears, in a WashingtOti newspaper in fol 7 special despatch front Quebee': , - in the lobtik-hf Chateau Frontense ...
... 000,030. The money re (aired will he borrowed by Treasury by means of terminable annuities. MR. CONRAD'S NEW BegiE. Mr. Joseph Conrad has just finished his new long nuvel. on which he has been cr.gaged for twenty•two months. It. is a story of the Eastern ...
... a-sailing you in the dead stillnem of your present where nothing move, except the irrecoverable minutes of your life.—Joseph Conrad, from Chanee. 11 I f ...
... Maarten Maarten', the novelist., whose death is announced, was a notable example among those writers who, like Mr. Joseph Conrad, have made English their adopted language. He was born in 1858 at Amsterdam, and his real amine was Joost Marius Willem ...
... VICTORY. Mr. Joseph Conrad's new novel deals with the same land of setting, and a way with the same kind of problem, ‘‘Lord Jim. It is story of the South See Islands and the strange phases of human life and character to be found there—the same weird ...
... Galsworthy. tions are a Among the literary contribu- titled The Pil om: by -Rudyard Kipling, en- grim’s Way ;’ an article by Joseph Conrad, describing the author’s ex- periences in Poland at the ‘beginning of. the war; a play by Sir J. M. Barrie; a French Hospital ...
... interested in the exhibition of the great French impressionist, Henri Matisse. The two books of the year are, beyond doubt, Joseph Conrad's Arrow Gold and Max Beerbohm's Seven Men. A number interesting war memories have been published, including' the books ...
... a way of improving the world and furthering the progress of mankind. He would probably live as a workaday philasopher. Joseph Conrad was a great romantic realist—even greater than Kipling. Conrad secs human life as & romance, and is a great painter of ...
... by M&urio6 Hewlett, in the Cornhill Magaiint. JOSEPH CONRAD ON STEPHEN CRANE. Here a tribute to Stephen Crane, tbe remarkable youth who wrote The Red Badge of Courage, from the pen of Mr. Joseph Conrad, taken from the American Boolman. Stephen Crane ...
... lettering, particularly as iheir glacine lx>ok-wrappers exposed the style of binding. The earlier editions of the works Joseph Conrad, George Moore. Olive £chrciner, Louis Beeke. S. It. Crockett, and many others were produced in beautiful green cloth with ...