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... Gossip About Books and Their Makers Joseph Conrad The fact that Mr. Joseph Con rad paid one of his rare visits to London the other day is another reminder that nearly all our best writers live and work in the country. Mr. Conrad is certainly to be numbered ...
... CONRAD WITH THE LID OFF African Adventure Diaghileff Carr on Cricket REVIEWED BY HELEN GARDOM IN Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrolds, 18s.) Mrs. Conrad has written an account of her husband's life in relation to herself, but his friends, when they ...
... TYPHOON. By Joseph Conrad. H rine via mi. 6s.) Great, slow-moving effects unfold themselves on Mr. joseph Conrad's pages. This Ancient Mariner, like the greatest of his kind, demands a patient hearing, and the listener must resign himself whole-heartedly ...
... predisposed to listen respectfully to a woman like Mrs. Conrad, and those who have loved his books will open her volume Joseph Conrad and His Circle (Jarrolds, 18s.) with a livelier emotion than that of mere respect. Un fortunately, Mrs. Conrad does not ...
... in a personal way? Mr. Joseph Conrad has been visiting America and Mr. George Haven Putnam is in London. You know them both, of course, and, therefore, you perceive at once the significance of what has been said. Joseph Conrad His full name, if 1 can ...
... 'Twixt Land and Sea. By Joseph Conrad. {J. M. Dent and Sous.) Mr. Conrad has long been known for a lover of the sea. Like Jacob for Rachel, he has served for her, and not so much to make her his as to make himself hers. There are those of us who would ...
... !L T| I LEAVESofYESTERDAY IA A ^boDkJPaqe for Tomorrow A modern Saga of the colourful seas of Malaya as Joseph Conrad tells it in his masterly new novel Where the Reader will find that it is The large silence of the horizon into which we are looking/' ...
... THE LIBRARY z Novels to Order This Week J The Secret Agent. By Joseph Conrad. Ll lj f MMUlf (.Methuen os.) [j I HI 111 lii Major Vigoureux. By A. 1. Ouiller-Couch. Vll til I II II /MpiIiiipii fic itiulk M J The Weavers. SWw (Heinemann 6s. By Sir Gilbert ...
... in a personal way? Mr. Joseph Conrad has been visiting America and Mr. George Haven Putnam is in London. You know them both, of course, and, therefore, you perceive at once the significance of what has been said. Joseph Conrad His full name, if 1 can ...
... '..'.'.'.■.■'■■-■.■Wu) II. -in J.. ..nl,!i (H MASTER MARINER AND MASTER MIND Joseph Conrad's Ego. It is impossible to deal adequately in a column with Mr. Joseph Conrad's ego, as revealed by himself. His are not as other Reminiscences. cences. The ...
... Victory. Bv Joseph Conrad. Methuen A disillusioned old Swedish philosopher lay dying in London, and at his bedside sat his only son, to whom his wisdom crystallised in the direction Look on make no sound. They were the last words of a man who had spent ...
... Shortly To serve before the mast seems almost to be one of the stepping stones to success in the literary life nowadays. Joseph Conrad, Morley Roberts, and F. T. Bullen are only a few of the names one might mention in support of this theory, and to-morrow ...