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... essentially her own affairs in her own territorv. FAMOUS NOVELISTS W!LU Expressed Desire That Literary Agent be Retained. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, who died in August, left with net personally of £l7.Mr. Conrad in his will expressed the wish that ...
... a place in the corner of the library that one reserve* tor the work of such distinguished novelists the blue water as Joseph Conrad, Michael Scott, and Herman Melville. Tom Fool” was the nickname that his shipmates gave Tom Foulds—a born seaman if eve ...
... Galsworthy, £88,000; George Moore, £75,000; Conan Doyle, £63,000; Arnold Bennett, £40,000 ; G. K. Chesterton, £28,000 ; Joseph Conrad, £20,000. PICTURESQUE SPEECH. When I think of them, I could grind my teeth to powder and blow them out of my nose.—Alice ...
... until 1 find forgotten all I had learned at school and at college. In ISA, during his travels Galsworthy discovered Joseph Conrad. Galsworthy published his first novel, Jocelyn, in 1898. under the pseudonym of John Sinjoh.i. This was Followed two ...
... Villiers. a well-known writer of sea tones and owner of the vessel, as a cabin-1 oy nn the full-rigged sailing vessel. Joseph Conrad, which is going on a two years' t.ung e round the world, fbTsports' champion of his school, Eric a line swimmer, and is ...
... Grosvenor Road. 1, - ELLOW Stockinette Frock. new.ze. cost 00, sell for C 2 21, as mu St Apply 800 P5134a. 02 vols. Works of Joseph Conrad for Sale. Bog 34334. O Gas Fires for Sale.-23 Clara Park. Nettle Rill White D.D. Linen Tablecloths. £lO the lot.--Boa 2530 ...
... Oxford and Asquith, Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener, Joseph Chamberlain. Lord Fisher, Lord Milner, Lord ilaig, Lord Haldane, .Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, W. 11. Hudson, George Moore, Ellen Terry, Sir Charles Parsons, Scott The Antarctic —their claim to lasting ...
... visitors left agd.in the rush to the end et the pier to wave farewell the crowd so great that many women fainted. Mr. Joseph Conrad. the author. was a passenger. He said lie felt worse in health than when ho landed, because Amencans' did their he'st to ...
... cherished work. Thomas Hardy tried to perfect the last line of an ode which he had written the day before he passed away. Joseph Conrad, his fingers crippled by rheumatism, struggled for weeks to complete his great drama of Napoleon. Dickens, feeling that ...
... and appeared in 1016. Mr. Ford (in those days he was Mr. Hueffer) was at one time intimately associated with the late Joseph Conrad, with whom he wrote “Romance.” Conrad’s influence evident here, hot Mr. Ford a ** Freochy sort Conrad. “The Good Soldier” ...
... first three days of the week being selection from Carmen and dainty Spanish serenade. ” NOSTROMO.” j from the story by Joseph Conrad, i* the feature at the Royal Cinema, Arthur Square, during the early part of the week. Nostromo. leader of the cargadores ...
... Haskell, and William Slavens M’Nutt.* There arc several short poems and a complete novel, “Victory: an Island Story, Joseph Conrad, “Tho Story-Teller” (Messrs. Cassell & Co.) :s permanently enlarged, and contains a large amount interesting reading. Among ...