... vicissitudes through which it pleases an all-wise Providence to bring him. CO# A Sea Biography. A Personal Record, by Joseph Conrad, is, as the title suggests, an autobiography of a period of his life at sea, but it is also, incidentally, an account of ...

... most of us know and delight in. That ship, lurching strangely in the jow placid waters of the Channel, may be Judea of Joseph Conrad's Youth,' venturing unsteadily yet resolutely to her ddath. It may be the vessel of the three journalists of Kipling's ...

... given us one of the most magnificent stories of the sea that I have ever read. At times the writing reminds one vividly of Joseph Conrad. There is the same tolerant outlook on men and women and affairs the same understanding of human motives the same wonderfully ...

... school. But even more interesting than this is his delightful account of his friendships with the late Henry James and Mr. Joseph Conrad. I cull this amusing bit of gossip from the account he gives of his editorship of the English Review and the famous writers ...

... when a book of poems will languish among the volumes of literature marked Tuppence the lot. Maybe it is that, as Mr. Joseph Conrad writes in his Preface to Mrs. Conrad's delightful little book, A Handbook of Cookery (Heinemann), Of all the books produced ...

... chosen, and Major Dawson himself is an ideal story-teller. And in what other book could you hope to find a foreword by Joseph Conrad and an introduction by the Prince of Wales (i Continued on page 522) I S-- A BYSTANDER CONTRIBUTOR Mr. A. A. Thomson, ...

... pale-faced people dancing at Hammersmith or watching a play, for the open air and the racecourse. There's an Epstein bronze of Joseph Conrad, and a rather intriguing thing by Cicely Stock of two cockneys sitting in the middle of a clump of park azaleas, which ...

... two-thousand- pounder. Doing very good business on the Daimler ,fn w ere new sleeve valve was the great ifa' tound son °f Joseph Conrad, whose r,nl1 rt ^usPense has now been published just as he left it when he died. I f T'd c??0e.n the day ourselves we couldn't ...

... and women she has known, she re veals them to us in all the clear cut out line belonging to an expe rienced novel ist. Joseph Conrad, Re- fa e c c a West, H G. Wells, Arnold Bennett, Henry James, W. H. Hudson, W. B. Yeats, Ford M a d o x Heuffer, almost ...

... PACIFIC COAST Where the famous hero of Ben Hur has been very busy on the big Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer picture, Romance, a Joseph Conrad story of the Caribbean Seas, in which he gets big opportunities, and which is now completed so we understand MISS SALLY ...

... now worn out its welcome in England at large, was working with Miss Marceline Day in The Road to Romance, founded on Joseph Conrad's Romance. Mr. Gilbert Roland is a well-known Ameri can movie star, and appeared with Ramon Novarro in an earlier picture ...

... is Mr. Ronald Colman's new leading lady, and is with the famous young English actor in The \escue, a screen version of Joseph Conrad's novel. The picture on this page was taken when they were selecting some of the jewellery used in the film. Miss Lily ...