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... with victory. The Allies must know this, and are likely to oaks the west of it. Writing in the Tiara this morning. Mr. Joseph Conrad suggeets that Constantinople might become an independent, city under a guarardee of all the Powers. It is a picturesque ...
... Arthur claimed to have had convexr..m with the spirits of Cecil Rhodes at ague in the Matoppo Hills, and also with Hp; and Joseph Conrad. .pledge lay honour that Spiritualism is ll'u:d Sir Arthur a few months ago, and flaw thai Spiritualism is infinitely ...
... again ellowit tid.ir fotwight-i anJ by nvouveebtling tho pureliare for'. itV's rnllr.•tton of art treasures' .of teat of Joseph Conrad. Writing in the :_Mencboator litiardhan worwil? we ago, Mr . kuirbes.l Ekoic.deeeribod a wotwierttil reaction of one ...
... Mr. Jacob Epstein, whose Einstein portrait bust is the work of the year. It may not be as good as Epstein's bust of Joseph Conrad. the author, but it is a masterly work that Is living and sill live. It has purchased for the Tate liallery una terms of ...
... —Midland ers-16: Eric Coates , I fourdrii n ti.e n o v el o f the same name by The Midland Studio Orchestra. directed by . Joseph Conrad and Ford llados Metter; music Frank Cantell; Irene Bonas (soprano). by Denis .\rundell. Peter Creswell. Robert Chltg= 7 ...
... determination in the English character to win. Paying tribute to the lighting qualities the Englishman, Mr. Smallwood quoted Joseph Conrad, the great Polish writer of the sea. who said the English sailor they could best be defined men who lived under the command ...
... p then , to lie on the tab( 1, manner, !tom writing OW; and that Arnold Burr.ect. as voters We shall ordY be doing our Joseph Conrad, and b re . had all duty if at the first opporUll4: I\4` ask them agreed that it impogrrivird our drama, to sit at their ...
... lettering, particularly as iheir glacine lx>ok-wrappers exposed the style of binding. The earlier editions of the works Joseph Conrad, George Moore. Olive £chrciner, Louis Beeke. S. It. Crockett, and many others were produced in beautiful green cloth with ...
... first classical prose work to be specially adapted for wireless purposes will be transmitted. Its title is Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad, and the adaptation is being carried out by Mr. Cecil Lewis. A new line of 8.8.C. policy will thus be inaugurated—that ...
... Cloister and the Hearth, The Charles Reade Thoroughbreds AY. A. Fraser Concerning Isabel Carnaby Ellen T. Fowler Typhoon Joseph Conrad Castle Inn, The Stanley AVeyman X.O T ve Stories and a Dream H. G. AVells Carrots Airs. Molesworth Thyra Varrick Amelia ...
... perished intense aonv was, indeed, a thrilling triumph for science and a story winch would require the pen of a Hugo a Joseph Conrad, a Stevenson, Llark Russell for its adequate recount»*; Another notable branch of science in which patient labour has ...
... Matt Ther ie ow itherto unsuspected advantag frica, and her book is caloul M oor aversion and dread. =e scene bi R. (By Joseph Conrad). ALS. Mr. Conrad, nson, “A novelist,” says fr. T Fawiliar Preface, “lives in bis work stands there, the only reality in ...