... CONRAD DIES MRS. JESSIE CONRAD, widow Joseph Conrad, the novelist, died in Guy's Hospital. London, last night. She was 64. She met Conrad in 1892. and three years later, after they had spent a morning in the National Gallery, he proposed to her. They ...

... great artist who loved escape from his fellows, preferring anonymity i •» side-streets to flattery in the salons of ss., Joseph Conrad, in his wonderful story. The Shadow-line, has described how age a man may feel an overmastering desire with the whole ...

... a large portrait of Admiral Sir George Elliot, the Irtend and colleague Lord Nelson Portraits of two famous novelists. Joseph Conrad and Thomas Hardy, are included Walter Tittle, the painter of Conrad an American, who visited England iborily after the ...

... wandering round the world. On the sailing ship which took him from Australia to South Africa he met and made fast friends with Joseph Conrad, then one of the ship's officers and still unknown as a novelist. When he was he took to writing on the advice of his wife ...

... without all this love business in it. Last, but not least, that remarkable story of the sea. The Nigaer of the Sarcinut, Joseph Conrad, in which there is not much the flutter woman's petticoat, and which, incidentally, contains the best description gale ...

... daughter of Madox Brown, the painter. was the lounder and first editor 'he English Review and was clo«eiy associated with Joseph Conrad elaborating with him in writing -Romance and The Inheritors. Ford Madox Ford disliked post-war 1/mdon and had lived ...

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... In the backlands are the Elham Valley and oddly-named villages such as Stelhng Minnis, the Ingoldsby country, where Joseph Conrad lived and died. South is the Channel, with the great grey nose of France showing up in the sunshine. And In the middle ...

... CONRAD ON SHORE Thr. inw Gold. By Joseph Conrad (Kwlwr I'nwin. B*. net.l new Conrad is anybody's I took, but it does belong especially to thorn whom it is increasingly difficult to know what to read for tho pitch living raised the of literary requirement* ...

... which once the excitement and the of hia work. Robert Louis Stevenson wont the South Sees and found himaalf there. Mr. Joseph Conrad wont the South and loat himmlf in their strangeness, reoreeting, liko nil artiste, something greater than from hia yuiciial ...

... Garden Opera Company. March 8. —Nellie Wallace. March 11.—Symphony Concert from Queen's Hall. March 12.—'The Rescue. by Joseph Conrad, with Robert Loraine. March 14.—La Bohime, from Birmingham. ...

... fcc the Pollak of Stake &roma' by Helen 8. bad. from*, vols., IL.). ..gat my poor friend, Anatole France! exclaimed Joseph Conrad one day to me when we were speaking of the excellent French translations of his own books, for the less said about the ...