... since her mar- Vcints are eljo.>en i' families who have al Family lor sev- he publication last Hover, - ' another reby Joseph Conrad, : to remember that twenty years ago lias been described language/' could write word ol Museum will never Conrad's leathery ...

... better day for the race? When asked recently to state what seemed to him the best ideals for the times we live through, Joseph Conrad declared that he put his trust *“ in the political genius of the people,” which he defines as ¢ a capacity for dealing ...

... nd Letters of Joseph Conrad. This is the work of Conrad's friend, M. Jean Aubrey, the French critic. The h on k w ill be published by Messrs. Heinemann. who neeently postponed until the autumn publication of Mrs. Conrad's Joseph Conrad as I KiNOM Him ...

... u MINIERLY MARJORIE ROYCE 10A LEMON • DORIS MARC • NI , ••••• Tins Mow Volum, soiN .- MART GAON lIM dun Sous Gum , Mrs JOSEPH CONRAD. Trabsolna Cellikee N. I Mee. MOUSaalanuo, Me Peet War Pease. • ray INCHFAWN and MRS. WATSON SM.& AMON - JAMES MILME Nue ...

... Family lor several generations. Conrad. Apropos of the publication last week of The Rover,” another remarkable book by Joseph Conrad, it interesting to remember that little more than twenty years ago this man, who has been described a lord of language/' ...

... At this rho. meet the novel is being threatened by perfection of technique. No more dangerous iaguem•r than that of Mr. Joseph Conrad is to me imaginable. The moment a novelist save to himself, 'How do I know all thi.,?' and the momenta dramatist says to ...

... Crastm. 2 • WO The Grip4ln lIIMem leads P. A.Verbv*. Mewl. Longman', sod C edhloa. 2 6; Tesrben' Adkio% 4 .1. 11. Joseph Conrad. durmirM: J. Dent and Suer. Ltd. ID. The ineernstilmin D. Nitro., (Lamina' Humphrey Hiner& ttiversity 4.44 rut lI ADVICE ...

... on all previous anl future sales of the machine. * * * THE PAINS OF COMPOSITION. The recently published lette . is of Joseph Conrad show how very far from the truth is the popular belief that authors sit down and reel off strings of beautifully polished ...

... That the Gczips SEEN IN THE PAPERS The Wives of Geniuses. In the newly-published Joseph Conrad as I Knew Him, Mrs. Conrad tells one tale in particular which arouses my sympathy. The novelist suffered from toothache, and relieved it by the curious method ...

... at the Fatuous Playert.lAsky studios. It. now plans to work at the London studio with Arnold Emmett, Sir James Barrie, Joseph Conrad, end others. . __. The titbit of Mr. Midterm' first screen story has not yet been selected, but he has in mind a big, colourful ...

... M• Bußett takes l as his point of de- parture and gives full analyses of H. G. Wells. Arnold Bennett. John Galsworthy. Joseph Conrad, and E. M. Forster. The author also gives a chapt42 on the Phan story. its function. ant principal protagonists: Mr. de ...

... sharettalstiacity or the former serving them was reputed to be as aseiting as her geld SAW and tnapbtar tenets romaaoos. Joseph Conrad. as ha ad- the faina•r and 'ha .wager fo protases mined in a cookery book written In the suer lard. Lama numbera yl bra ...