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... worse by the shipping rings giving a preference in freight to the Emit TIIE FASCINATION OF THE SEA. I Coast porta. Mr. Joseph Conrad is a lover of the seg. and I In the greensand section of the trade the of ships too. In The Mirror of the Sea: ! position ...
... THE FASCINATION OF THE SEA. Mr. Joseph Conrad is a lover of the sea, and of ships, too In The Mirror of the Sea: Memories and Impremions (Methuen), he writes: Odi et smo mily well the confession of those who consciously or blindly have surrendered their ...
... with no grip of work-a-day realities will be as much at • loss as a mariner who, instead of studying Norris, pored over Joseph Conrad. Mr.. Earle knows that more is needed in rural schools than grammar, and that parish magazines should contain tiotnething ...
... of Pierre Loti, though 1t must be admitted that the best of all medern sea stories have becn written by & sailor, Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose *‘Nigger of the Narcissus'' gave him immediate fame some years ago. Mr. Conrad is an altogether remarkable person ...
... steady speed. Woo ! Twixt THE RoMANTIO THAMES,—Amongst the great commercial streams of these islands the Thames (says Joseph Conrad, in the “London Mngnm ) is the only one open to romantic feeling, from the fact that the sight of human labour and the ...
... general air of eoli- --- I touch ot a foot or 'a hand, not only enname 2 2 1 . is the hide and deadness. In a walk along Mr Joseph Conrad's last book, The (angering hint who trueted to them for Scale of iWe 1 . , .1. I: —l.llti• Riser-alimos Oxford Street ...
... out. Take tens i on to those about whom he was unfaithful employee or public servant, honest poor. Ire lacked the genius Joseph Conrad. for example. He is curious. He was simply interested the purchasing agent who accepted really to ennoble his narratives ...
... crawling (axles thing the sea is not so fully appreciated as it might be. In his new book, The Mirror of the Sea, Mr Joseph Conrad has dealt with this subject in a curiously analytical vein. The sea, which for ever breaks but is never ! broken, has not ...
... Mr. Joseph Conrad, or any other novelist in search of copy for the description a typhoon, would nave felt at home in the great gale which swept over the North England on Tuesday night and yesterday morning. Local meteorologists tell us that at one time ...
... Mr. Joseph Conrad, or any other novelist in search of copy for the description of a typhoon, would have felt at home in the great gale which swept over the North or England on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Local meteorologists tell us that at ...
... second edition prepe-rfg for publication through Messrs -Brown Langholm Co a volume of the Letter of Christina Rossetti Mr Joseph Conrad it at present in Monti pelier engaged in writing long novel which will be tho first from hia pen for some years It is ...
... W. W. Jacobs’ new novel, entitled Cruises,” will appear early in April. “Chance” is the title of a new novel which Mr, Joseph Conrad has just written. Miss Una Silberrad, whose first work, “The En- chanter,” S$ a new novel, to he issued immediately under ...