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... CONRAD ON POLAND, The principal article new Fortnightly Review” an article Joseph Conrad “Poland, the Crime of Partition.” Would that all high-political articles were written with such charm' The careful reader will note veiled hinting passage towcjvls ...
... total (6 wkts.) 164. Rev. C. UeoS.ej •touWeuge, and it. Brooks “An ideal is often but a flaming vision of reality,” writes Joseph Conrad in Chance.” Vision a pen that writes just when you want it to write, smoothly, easily, without pause, that suits your hand ...
... Cleopatra, Valliere, Thais, Pbrrne, Nell Gwynne—roll all the enchantreeses into one and you get the mysterious heroine of Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new romance, “The Arrow of Gold” (Fisher Unwin). Dona Kite, is the fatal woman who torturers men. She the huntress and ...
... ring. No clasp will issued. MUTINY ON HIGH SEAS, Crew Raid Cargo of Alcohol: S.O.S. for Aid. An amazing story recalling Joseph Conrad’s sea yams was told to the Portland magistrate yesterday, when John Cody, Gerald Lynch, and Mike O’Connell, seamen, were ...
... the affinity and application of the ideas the poets, prows stylist* and thinkers whom he, quotes^” Contemp'jrary Review. Joseph Conrad's Novel, THE ARROW OF GOLi). Bs. n«t. Send for free ropy Mr. CTurin's latest announrenuiU list. fish e r UN WI N r l.Td~ ...
... music He was native of Hamburg peculiar in the fact that mollified and Italian knowledge literature the novelists the day Joseph Conrad is Pole Farming are in the future the the invitation the the capitalisation is to over farming produce the cartnot carried ...
... with painstaking recollection to discuss Paderewski, Mme. Destinn, Sarasate, Whistler, Halle, Bartolozzi, Mary Anderson, Joseph Conrad, George Peabody, Siemens, Schuster, Einstein, Rossetti, Panizzi, Marconi, Herschel, Luther, Holbein, Yandyck, Handel, Lely ...
... Joseph Conrad's Novel THE ARROW OF GOLD. 8/- net. If I were to be asked in which Mr. Conrad’s writings his genius shows itself at its highest power, I should answer without hesitation, in this the latest of them.’’’’ —Sir Sidney Colvin in the Observer ...
... iaaue ‘‘Lloyd's Magazine’* gives «t« readers The following well-known authors are represented Nat Gould. Ruby M. Awes. Wm. Joseph Conrad. Markwood, E. Phillips Ojipenheun. and many others SBOWmS BUSBY. U9TURE TUWS PUk.VXIM. «aeh Mr. Omc«e H«U».d, lbrardent ...