... The Disappearing 66 Windjammer 95 AN AMERICAN PAINTER-NAVIGATOR AND HIS ART THE last time that Joseph Conrad visited the United States he expressed the sense of disillusionment and disappoint ment with which his voyage had impressed him. The great ocean ...

... The Disappearing 66 Windjammer 95 AN AMERICAN PAINTER-NAVIGATOR AND HIS ART THE last time that Joseph Conrad visited the United States he expressed the sense of disillusionment and disappoint ment with which his voyage had impressed him. The great ocean ...

... Blanchette In the West Countrie, August i. Dear Cousin HERE in the distant restfulness of Devon and the peace of the sea (as Joseph Conrad once called it) I think one feels perhaps even more than ever what that Day means which happens this week. August the Fourth ...

... beaut}', or, as the case may be, making them hollow to the point of mockery. On August 3, 1924, all that was mortal of Joseph Conrad passed away. That which was immortal in him passed on to inspire the expressed grief and homage of a world made poorer ...

... beaut}', or, as the case may be, making them hollow to the point of mockery. On August 3, 1924, all that was mortal of Joseph Conrad passed away. That which was immortal in him passed on to inspire the expressed grief and homage of a world made poorer ...

... 12s. 6d. net.) Mr. Loomis hailed as a great seaman by so exigent a critic of mari time performance and marine art as Joseph Conrad, relates in this volume the history of a cruise from Lowestoft to Stockholm and back to Dieppe. Small beer, it will be ...

... of his memory NOVELISTS AT A TEA-PARTY A tete-h-tete impression which Mr. Beerbohm calls A memory of Henry James and Joseph Conrad conversing at a tea-parly circa 1904 THE WITNESS Mr. Whistler giving evidence in the case of Pinnell v. the 4 Saturday ...

... of his memory NOVELISTS AT A TEA-PARTY A tete-h-tete impression which Mr. Beerbohm calls A memory of Henry James and Joseph Conrad conversing at a tea-parly circa 1904 THE WITNESS Mr. Whistler giving evidence in the case of Pinnell v. the 4 Saturday ...

... rather dreadful propaganda pla3q The Show, have not passed off without signs of disapproval from the gods. rrvnE late Joseph Conrad's sole excursion A into the theatre (with his own version of The Secret Agent) was disastrous and, coming to the younger ...

... rather dreadful propaganda pla3q The Show, have not passed off without signs of disapproval from the gods. rrvnE late Joseph Conrad's sole excursion A into the theatre (with his own version of The Secret Agent) was disastrous and, coming to the younger ...

... manuscript having been destroyed or never having existed except in the form of corrected type script. I am not certain that Joseph Conrad ever catered in this way for the craze of the moment, but I seem to remember Richard Whiteing doing a manuscript copv of ...

... writers, and were bought for sums ranging from 2 to 20 guineas, the highest price being £29 for the pre sentation copy of Joseph Conrad's Choice, 1914, second edition. -.-wiu-- i i ,ms.L. A DELIGHTFUL LANDSCAPE which has recently changed hanas at a Continental ...