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... ” are concerned. There ere three excellent literary articles—“ Heirs of Shakespeare’s Invention,” Mrs. 0. C. Stokes; “Joseph Conrad’s Confessions,” by G. J°fl u and “Henri 'nier- Romancicr,” Cyril Fales.” There are three articles the coal strike in the ...
... iit el ' undoubtedly was, there is possibly room difference of opinion as to its adeq The author of The Rescue” is still Joseph Conrad, and though a km ' tllo was awarded to Sir William Wat wrote an eloquent versified eulogy Prime Minister as well Words ...
... 662 Same I\r in 6 1 ■ r al^lng GT/H CUSTER CASTTE, Beira for England, arrived , Sligo li’lW ~ 2 _ 1 . . . ’, praised. Joseph Conrad’s finely-written G.Robinson. Belfast 2 2 531 Today, last vear until .lay 10, reduced tlie price all foreign Siwz June 9 ...
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... his first regiment, and has been one of their Coloncls-Commandaut for the last fourteen years. If the world knows little Joseph Conrad outside his books it knows still less of hie. wife. Consequently there is high expectation as regards the book of cookery ...
... unification, some form o —=—= of the earth and strange places of life, euch as control, or complete nationalisatior we find in Joseph Conrad, Frank T. Ballen, The selection of ideas, problem the settlement of which affect: and Clarke Russell. the attenti on to ...
... the year, will deal with the Dardanelles expedition, and takes the story of the war to the oigning of the armistice. Mr. Joseph Conrad, hose new novel, The Hover,” will published Messrs. Fisher Unwin later in the year, has contributed a preface A Handbook ...
... Burma and iderable distance, the sand roof fell in Malava. Richard Curie. With buried him. Fortunately his com- Preface by Joseph Conrad. London: Mac; Kins were able to dig him out none the an i' f gf Martin’s Street, W.C. > -3, and was able to accompany the ...
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... the l«t»‘ Marf|iiis of Londonderry. The heir their elder son. Lord Stuvordale, who will la* eighteen in the autumn. Mr. Joseph Conrad has been compelled Tiv illness to curtail his star in the United States. i.s sailing for England to-morrow in the Majestic ...
... Ihe Royal Air Force in recognit ion of his distinguished service command of the forces Iraq. A Renter's message says Mr. Joseph Conrad, the eminent novelist, who is returning home to-morrow, has arrived at New York. Mr. Conrad is suffering somewhat from ...
... She whistled lullaby put the badies to sleep, read a book, knitted with her hands, and under her a Dutch ; cheese ! Mr. Joseph Conrad has brought back with him from America some of those re Section* which always make us a little uncomfortable. for has swelled ...