... will contain the following contributions of interest Ships, John Masefield ; Some Aspects of the Admirable Inquiry, Joseph Conrad; A Defence of Man, Miss May Sinclair; Church Disestablishment in Ireland and in Wales. J. G. Swift McNeill, K.C., ...

... s E . has Just returned from a voyage round the coasts of Norway and Swede*, sailing before the maat as an A.B. In the Joseph Conrad. ...

... translation 1604, translation which better written and bowdlerieed than the average modern production. A new novel Mr. Joseph Conrad, entitled The Rover, and volume reminiscences Lady Norah Bentinck, entitled Wanderings, are the chief items in Messrs. ...

... LITERATURE general interest to book-lovere several articles, among them the ant instalment of series private letters from Joseph Conrad to Galssorthy, Bennett, and Wells (World T» (toy), end enthusiastic review of William Cliaacld, hy C. E. M. Joed Review) ...

... the Godly Gardener, the Tranquil Taker Care? Does one take heed of these amiable routs? The answer the affirmative. Mrs. Joseph Conrad does IDFLY prospect, on* consider* it* many virtues. It the class. say* the lady, that dors not look upon eerrtee degrading ...

... announced yesterday, was a famous stage costume designer, as well as a portrait painter in water-colours. his portrait of Joseph Conrad, the writer, is in the National Portrait Gallery, and a portrait of Coquelin by him is in the Louvre. Mr. .Anderson was ...

... Wallace, Agatha Christie, Dorothy Sayers, G. K. Chesterton, Baroness Orczy, H. de Vere Stacpoole, E. Phillips Oppenheim, Joseph Conrad, Sax Rohmer, A. A. Milne, etc., etc. Supplies of this library are strictly limited. Turn to Page Eight, and fill in and ...

... TRY CONRAD Joseph Conrad comes to mind again to-day, because he was Pole, although he wrote In English —his real name was Teodor Josef Konrad Korzeniowski and his great adventure stories of the sea and of seafaring men will delight you if you have never ...

... Hueffer and Joseph Conrad, of whom the former through certain defects of character and copious carelessness of reminiscence—is, I think, too much neglected, and the latter still placed too high in the scale of literary achievement. Joseph Conrad was really ...

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... mysterious thrills, and much excellent acting from wellmobilised cast, mainly of Britons California. Sir Cedrlc Hardwlcke. In Joseph Conrad make-dp. has massive lodger with a glaring eye and habit of night prowling, played Orson Welles lines by creepy Mr. Crcgar ...

... waters—and you may pace and scan with them. too. Whether you are an old hand who could round the Horn without tremor, ...