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... MR. JOSEPH CONRAD. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD. interesting to tis as newsemen to the house next door ars to the decent human being. More than thie. be in bringing along various chasm passers-by who hay* somehow or ether—niere c..hancs again—been present at mom ...
... MR. JOSEPH CONRAD. polities. Never a very diligent reader cf I newspapers. there were at that time reasons al a private order which caused me be even law informed than on public affairs as presented day to ' day in that neoesnarily atmospherelese, per ...
... THE SHOCK OF WAR. THROUGH GERMANY TO CRACOW. By JOSEPH CONRAD. [lt's print to-day the first of a series of articles—specially written for The Daily . News '—by Mr. Joseph Conrad, the author of The Nigger of the Narcissus,' Youth, Chance, and other ...
... MY RETURN TO CRACOW. POLAND IN WAR-TIME. By JOSEPH CONRAD. [The fall of Permysl has given Cracow additional imfiortance as the New of the Russian army; and Gerais memories of the old capita! of Poland— NOW ens of the strongest Austrian forttes.res for ...
... POLAND REVISITED. THE NORTH SEA ON THE EVE OF WAR. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. Joseph Conrad, who, after having been the idol of literary circles for many years, became famous with the wider reading public after the appearance of Chance, was a visit to native ...
... NOV 16 • Play. scut Ny JOSEPH CONRAD. Perhaps you will allow me to expand a little the idea thrown out in my letter of a few days ago—that Constantinople, after its infinitely varied and tragic eiletapem• should find dignified peaoe as an independent ...
... A ROOK OF MAGICAL GENIUS. CHANCE. By Joseph Conrad. The demard for this hook is woederful. .1 he first. teeond, third and fourth editions are ealuiasted. A lath edition is ready, and a sixth editic • is in the Piesa. Th. story mores like a broad stroame ...
... THE BEST IN CURRENT LITERATURE Imlep Western Eyes af.). By JOSEPH CONRAD. The Osbomc Revelation. By SIDNEY WEBB. The Irish Dc-manti. By J. SWIFT HACNEUX, K.C.. M.P. The Dark Lady of the Sonnets. By BERNARD SHAW. Piri- Nights By ARNOLD BENNETT. THE ENGLISH ...
... MR. JOSEPH CONRAD, whose creation. Marlow. in Chance, says many caustic things about womankind. ;Photo : lieresford. IN Mr. loeeph Coarad's enthralling Povel Chance (Methuen) there is one. Marlow. .vho philosophises en. weariedls on the dicsyncresies ...
... Stirring Article by JOSEPH CONRAD The Titanic Commissioo SHIPS: JOHN 11ASEF1Ela See July Number of THE ENGLISH REVIEW. ONE SMILING. ...
... 'TWIXT LAND AND SEA. JOSEPH CONRAD. ft. THE CHILDREN OF LIGHT. FLORENCE CONVERSE. (la BROKEN ARCS. DARRELL FIGGIS. fle. THE ADVENTURES OF MISS GREGORY. PERCEVAL GIBBON. 6s. Maw send for prosp•cias. ...
... I3vo. Cloth. Price 6e. Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mite Mori and Mr. W. J. Locke have awarded the 250 GUINEAS PRIZE to this N•vel as the winner in the Andrew Mehreee, Limaitod, Best Novel Competition of 1913. larices: Mr. JOSEPH CONRAD:— The whole work is ant/ideally ...