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... noveto now. It Quito true. Sea Novell novels are “off,’ perhaps because are “OIT. they are not generally wanted. Mr. Joseph Conrad haan been heard from for long time, and Mr Noble’s Lords of the Sea ’ is burdened by “nurpoae.” Aleo the historical novel ...
... genuine artist, whose work = the effort of the r story look by co.npanson e e Conrad's Reminiscences. By the way, Mr. Joseph Conrad is said to be prepanng bis for pub.1ca tiom during the present year Mr. Conrad born Prussia, of Polish was blood He has ...
... newspaper with plenty of space, to elect rival forties. Here is mine Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. Andrew LanS Mr. Edmund Gosse Mr. Joseph Conrad Mr. Robert Bridges Mr. W. L. Courtney Professor Bury Dr. Gasquet Lord Morley Dr. Douglas Hyde Mr. Frederic Harrison Mr ...
... Hill, be. palmed die Senior Oxford . 1 in the class. C. R. C.C. Secondary &dsool, Brochirf. hes prod I. the elms. D. Si. Joseph's Conrad School, A nool, mined the osmium Mr. W. Freeman Barrett, one of the Reform returned by DePa' ji be the London County Council ...
... names in English literature have figured in its pages, such, for imetance, as those of Mr. Maurice Mr. Henry James, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John Gals ened Mr. Arnold Bennett. worthy, Tolstoi, Mr. H. G. Wella, France, ‘The governors of the School of Mining ...
... Lucas Mr. Ingleside E. CE. Somerville & Martin Ross A New Sporting Story Mprs. Alfred Sidgwick The Lantern Bearers Joseph Conrad A New Novel Richard Bagot A New Novel W. B. Maxwell A New Novel Arnold Bennett Clayhanger S. Macnaughtan Peter ...
... Poors and prove whites old and @ew have beén laid under contribu Lom —from Shakespeare w Mr Waite and from Defoe to Mi. Joseph Conrad. It ws, of mot posmble t give more that @ selec bon from the ltereture 6f such a subject m e of pocketable «ise, bot #e ...
... signed by a number of well-known writers in various fields, including Mr. Granville Barker, the playwright, Prof. Bury, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Dr. Furnivall, “Sarah Grand,” Sir Oliver Lodge, Mr. John Masefield, Mr. Massingham (editor of the “Nation ”), Mrs. Alice ...
... Bennett. Miss Braddon, Professor J. 13. Bury. Dr. Edward Carpenter, Mrs. W. K. Clifford (supports this Bill only), Mr. Joseph Conrad, Dr. F. J. Furnivall, Mr. John Galsworthy, Mr. R. B. Cunninghame Graham, Mine. Sarah Grand. Maxwell Gray, Miss Cicely ...
... different in woiditeg. has been signed by : —Granville Barker: J. B. Bury. Professor of Modern History, Cambridge; Hall Caine; Joseph Conrad : Sir Arthur Wing Pinero; William Pett Ridge; G. Bernard Shaw ; T. F. Tout, Professor of Mediaeval and Modern History, ...
... Alfred E. Zimmern, New College, Oxford; Granville Barker; J. B. Bury, Professor of Modern Hititory, Cambridge; Hall Caine; Joseph Conrad; Sir Arthur Wing Pinero; William Pelt Ridge; G. Bernard Shaw ; T. F. Tout, Professor of Medieval and Modern History, M ...
... shi t’s ni has p a tra- amid the curses on all ninds thousands of ancient mariners an sunset laments of seafaring writer Joseph Conrad. The day of the : ship may even now, as Mr. Chat ed in diffi- reminds us, be past its noon. t be pound reciprocating engines— ...