... London lodging-house, six months after lie had succeeded to the title. The Shyest Novelist. I suppose anyone who ever met Joseph Conrad would say that shyness was the novelist's main characteristic (writes Looker On in the Daily Chronicle 1. His American ...

... many famous passengers, and recently the Simon Commission went out on my ship. Typhoons and other little things which Joseph Conrad wrote of were of course, almost every-day happenings in the China seas. Capt. Finch. intends to retire Into country life ...

... 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 ...

... eluding volumes of biography and criticism, as well as fiction. A couple of novels he has written in collaboration with Joseph Conrad, the famous writer of sea atcries. Last year he published a szr:kin4 story. ea ailed **The Soul of London ; but his n'w ...

... 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 ...

... of elle - Macy: sho is simply . a phenomenon of imperfect differentiation—mkerestinely barren and without importance.— Joseph Conrad. The deepest emit mines of the 'United States are not more than 2000 feet. while in Britain levels are being developed ...

... a> which Admiral Lord Beatty presented the medals awarded for lifeboat services 1922, and a notable tribute from Mr. Joseph Conrad, who speaks of the lifeboat service as the service which does not give up.” There is an account of Prince of Wales’s Day ...

... Gilbert. Qoscomhc John Alfi'‘'l ■ man. Albert Toft. Ilnrrv Hrownsword, and I.edw • outstanding exhibit Epstein s bust of Joseph Conrad, the novelist. Samuel Wilkes & Sons E ' w ' J Works. Park Eosd, Bloiwich, »ew i ■ ''J 40s. a I Walsall for fan:!;,: 10 ...

... tor Neweastle Chancellor of the under. Lyme, and Duchy of Lancasier, is one © f the exeeu- tors of the will the late Mr, Joseph Conrad, the { ous novelist, whose took place at Canterbury on Thureaday Mr. William Patrick Cowie, C.1-B., an Indian Civil Servant ...

... the cricket Reid, and of the land dried up by the suu and deluged by rain. The contributors Include Siegfried Sassoon. Joseph Conrad, Liam OTioherty, A. ti. Street. D. 11. Lawrence, W. H Hudson. 11. E. Hates, Mary Webb, Henry Williamson, and Hugh de Selincourt ...

... Earth, by Sir James Jeans. 10.20.—The Gershom Parkington Quintet; Rita Mac Kay (soprano). msg.—wading: I.titiation by Joseph Conrad (from The Mirror of the Sea), read by Ivan Samson. 11.15-12.0.—Lew Stone and his Band. (Time Signal from Gteenwich at 11 ...

... cther MSS. will also appear in_the sale. room, and among the hundreds of let- ters are to and from Bernard many Shaw, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, George Moore and other of hig literary As evidence of the astonishing attention to details which cha ...