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... and broaden the scope of Gaelic fiction by introducing at least some of the elements that distinguish, eay, the craft Joseph Conrad from that of Daniel Defoe; to make the most of scene and weather, uplift the speech and argument of his talo to a higher ...
... — Royal Asst Medical Cußrs.—Blsu-whackiso ; Expedition into the Beniohted Lands, Hugh Clifford.—Loan JIM, a Sketch. by Joseph Conrad— Mumsos without Method: France’s Love False News—Her Injustice to Herself and to others—Cambridge in the Nineteenth Century—The ...
... his wife, his son l and three daughters. From the “Northern Whig” Twenty-five years ago The death is announced of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist. The son Polish parents, was at the age of twenty unable English yet later became one of the acknowledged ...
... JJESSRS. WM. BLACKWOOD & SONS’ PUBLICATIONS. JOSEPH COHRA D’S NEW STORT. At Booksitllers and Libraries. LORD JIM. A Tale. By JOSEPH CONRAD, Author of Tho Niger Narcissus,” Outcast oftha Islands, “Tales of Unrest,” 4c. Crown Bvo, 6s. all Booksellers and LiraAiura ...
... neither obsolescent nor in the way to become so. Mr. Stefan Zeromski pays the tribute of admirer who also countryman to Joseph Conrad, an edition of whose works in Polish is about published. Other contributions of note are “William Blake and Sir Joshua ...
... ng (X): Part Two of Romance ; • play fur broadcasting, by Peter Creswell ; founded on the novel of the same name by Joseph Conrad and Ford Made: Maier (first produced October 9, IND); music by Dennis Arundel', Peter Creswell. Robert Chignell; under ...
... American Declaration of Independence, whl was killed in a duel a few days after be had signed it. tlB,OOO for a collection of Joseph Conrad MSS. Men with faces like Sphinxes tbs hardened buyers of the world—look up with a new light in their eyes when Rosenbsch ...
... £68.112 ; Sir Rider Haggard, £61,725 ; George Meredith, £32,000 ; Edna Lyann, £25,300 ; Marie Corelli, £24,076 ; and Joseph Conrad, £20,000 Victor Hugo left £300,000. This is the biggest fortune lest by a novelist of any nationalit. In his will, Mr. ...
... bright aid* of the picture. The Royal Navy still believes in training its youth in sail. 11011111)-WOBLIII WIRDIANIZIL The Joseph Conrad, the fully-rigged sailing ship, which flies the British tag and which Mr. Alan J. Villiers, the Australian journalist and ...
... to. I have looked over own shelves, and I find only one sevenpenny book upon them. Yet I have bought novels by James, Joseph Conrad, by Walter Mare, by Richard Middleton, by W. H. Hudson—the men. in short, on whom English literature really depends. That ...
... In fined in the fart that he modihel and 'tallow knowledge. In literaiiire oaring th. greeteat notelist.of the clay i, Joseph Conrad. • Pole. ...
... Messrs. Stephen Swift A Co., Ltd., 10, John Street, Adelphi, London. Prefixed to the plays is a very interesting letter to Joseph Conrad, in which explains his object in the plays. As regards the tiUe-play, he writes: —“Of course, there are some who think ...