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... illustrations, entitled Bird hatching on the Zuyder Zee, by Mr. Frank A. Lowe. Mr. F. N. Doubleday gives reminiscences of Joseph Conrad, and tells how perturbed the novelist was when he was offered a knighthood in 1924. In the third number of The Shakespeare ...
... of Birmingham Literary and Dramatic Society yesterday. The six he selected were: Dickens, Turgenev, Guy de Maupassant, Joseph Conrad, lolstoy, and Anatole France. Dickens he presented as tho most unself-conscious of writers. Dickens let his genius run ...
... style is the creation of intimacy. If such a definition of style puts many out of court, it leaves Tolstoy • stylist. Of Joseph Conrad, Mr. Galsworthy said: Conrad had beyond all novelists the cosmic sense. Throughout the long drama of his works, Fate, ...
... missed. and anther and elayers had remarkable ovation at the elms. Congratulatory telegrams were ria. iscived from Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John Drinkwater. Mr. St. John lErvise, and from Air James Barrie, who at one time was on the staff of the Notting' ...
... IDEAS. The autumn publishing season has begun with a rush of novels of notable quality. Authors so varied as the late Joseph Conrad, H. G. ' Wells, Frank Swinnerton, W. J. Locke and David Garnett are represented in one week. That by Mr. Wells has had ...
... WRITERS' WAYS. For the light which they give upon the craftsmanship of fiction the letters of the late Mr. Joseph Conrad, which are being published in The World To-day, must be valued very highly; indeed, only a little lower than the revelation which• ...
... armned by Mr. Christop her Stone. • goer-pier , from and Syria, Itaurittus and Madagascar. 6.30 ime mina from Greenwich. Joseph Conrad , .y Ceti Straits Settiornents, Venezuela, Went lathes Mt. • Lucia weather forecast and first general Harcourt Wi'• ' me ...
... belated reader of his wife's memoirs, saying, Apearri to have a very facile pen. Mr. tburchill, Colonel Repington, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Woodrow Wilson. Lord Lansdowne, Mr. !Blain Belloc, Lord Leverhulme, Sir William Orpen. and Sir Edward Carson are among ...
... A FOREIGNER'S ENGLISH. JOSEPH CONRAD. A Personal Reminiscence by Ford Matto: Ford. 1/ lie k wort h. 7e. 6d.) Eggs and bacon or marmalade. These were the first English words to leognise them which Joseph Conrail, the Pole. heard when he came to ...
... began stealing everything possible. Dr. Healy described his examinations of Leopold, whom he round highly intelligent. JOSEPH CONRAD. A ROYAL BEAUTY. Princess Marie, the nine-yearold daughter of the King and Queen of photographed nn the eande at San Rosoore ...
... fiction so realistic a description of fog, from the landsman's point of view, as that which frustrated the runaway trio. Joseph Conrad in one of his Tales of Hearsay', shows us fog from the deck of a ship in such a way that we can share the sensations ...
... year—on 36 Tune, 3f August. and September. CONRAD'S SON IN COURT. Alfred Bo rys Conrad. aged Water engineer, son of the late Joseph Conrad, the author. was at Maryiebone Court, London, yesterday. coounitt.4.: to: trial on of fraud imolving a ictal of Al.OOO ...