... t was the Torrens, the famous clipper in which Joseph Conrad once served as mate, of the best known of the many the Australian passenger eighteen-seventies and has compiled her history which Joseph Conrad once served as mate, one of the best known of the ...

... write, despising my crawling pen, now it moves ship, a frigate, by name the Joseph Conrad, Mr. Alan Villiers has Y before me as a sailing ship, a frigate, by name the Joseph Conrad, the last surviving frigate in the world. Mr. Alan Villiers has written a ...

... THE OLD IVORLD PLEASAUNCE, by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde (Jenkins); INLAND FAR, by Clifford Bax (Heinemann); SuSPENSE, by Joseph Conrad (Dent); TilE ELDER StSTER, by Frank Swinnerton UNCIIANG ING QuEST, by ir Philip _Gibbs (Hutchinson); (Hutchinson); UNCIIANG ...

... cypher of Sir FRANCIS BAcoN ; char- aoter sketches of Count von BuLow and President LouBET, and stories by I. ZANGWILL, JosEPH CoNRAD, and others. coPIOUSLY illustrated and finely printed throughout, and has a beautiful frontispiece after the Portrait ...

... regard lest the industry or Skill that plSSes the game should perish of an insicious and inward decay. into art. JOSEPH CONRAD BRONZE, in The Mirror of the Sea:' IRON, WOOD, GLASS. Supreme, alive '' excellence. BROMSGROVE, WORCESTERSHIRE. Very ...

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... appeared translations of works by George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, R. L. Stevenson, John Ruskin, H. G. Wells, Maurice Hewlett, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, and many others. A TIMELY and wise message has been sent to this country by M. Sazonoff, the Russian ...

... Wild Irishman. Among portraits, which are not very numerous-ar not ought to be Strang, in luding F rampton and Bone's Joseph Conrad Mr. F rancis the new .H.. A., our modern engravers neglecting unduly wha t ought to be a profitable field to till ?-the ...

... writer, Stephen Crane, who held it when a play, jointly written by H enry James Robert Barr, George Gissing, Rider Haggard, Joseph Conrad, H. B. Marnott-Watson, H. G. W ells, Edwin Pugh, A. E. W. Mason, and tephen Crane-was produced in Brede village school ...

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... think \\·hen notice of hipwreck appears, the abject mi ery of one man rather than the fear of many. You may remember that Joseph Conrad told how he spoke profe sionally, in a cheery tone, to the captain of a ship which had taken the grou ml, ending with the ...