... Ji* Conrad (French and English) *' Vij! Novellen (five stones), by W. Jacob* (Dutch and English) ; I#oa Tontoe, ’ by Joseph Conrad (Spanish and English); and Byron i Vadmel,” H. (Danish and English). The texts are selected lor the usefulness the vocabularies ...

... the Nearer East. Appeared the Beotia, last of the paddle-wheels, forerunner those floating hotels which earn the scorn Joseph Conrad, the thanks of fleshlier men. Her speed was thirteen knots, and she did the trip in leas than nine days, which vvae good ...

... replica debate in the House Lords. MONROE SAUSBURY The Sleeping Lion ** \ thurs.. fri.. sat. JOSEPH CONRAD’S WELL-KNOWN NOVEL Victory * The famous novel by Joseph Conrad adapted for the screen by Maurice Tourneur, the great producer. « story the South Seas ...

... m THE PICTURE HOUSE, ROYAL AVENUE. TO-DA Y. FRIDA Y and SA TURD A Y. CHARLES RAY in CROOKED STRAIGHT; also VICTORY By Joseph Conrad, i Starring JACK HOLT and SEEN A OWEN. «>s arranged Jiould forwarded the M>n..try I’he Commissioner of Medical eSemee. ...

... Anthony Hope; “Red Pottage. Mary Choi “In Kedar’s Tents, Henry Merriman; and “Altnazer's Folly: a Story of Eastern River,’ Joseph Conrad. All these stories have right included in such series, and they should nave increased circulation when they arc issued ...

... TKo titles and authors are “The IVaGun Man.” by Charles A. ” Tho Simpkin’s Plot,” George A Birmiiig baa; ” Romance, by Joseph Conrad; ” The Refugees,’* b* Sir A. Conan Doyle; ”A Gentleman of France, Stanley Weyman; and ** The House of the Wolf, bf the ...

... Kathleen Browne. Mr. and U Arnal'el Dodds, r.ni Miss O’Neill and Lon! Castlnnaine. A Reiiter’a York telegram mts that Joseph Conrad, the well-known novelist. ha» compelled bv illneaa curtail hi# Mar tne United SUtos. and ia aeiling for England ip moo ...

... papers and appropriate articles, notably on the Waterfalls England and Wales, River Magic, and the Glad Sea Waves. When Joseph Conrad was in America recently was, of course, interviewed, and the result appears this issue. On one occasionin that wonderful ...

... work the following authors: E., Hon. Maurice Baring, Granviuo Barker, Laurence Binyon, Rupert Brooke. G. K. Chesterton, Joseph Conrad. Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch, Lord Dunsany, Sir Philip Gibbs, Robert Graves, Thomas Hardy, Arthur Machen, E. A- Mackintosh ...

... Fret-s Association, copyright. THE LATE JOSEPH CONRAD. Polish Minister’s Tribute, The Polish Minister has tent to the widow of Mr. Joseph Conrad the following telegram•• representative in Great Britain of Joseph Conrad native country of Poland, I hasten to ...

... and broaden the scope of Gaelic fiction by introducing at least some of the elements that distinguish, eay, the craft Joseph Conrad from that of Daniel Defoe; to make the most of scene and weather, uplift the speech and argument of his talo to a higher ...

... and was beginning his work with newspaper articles; now took his place amongst the permanent wits British literature. Joseph Conrad, the greatest our sea writers, and Sir Oliver Lodge, the real inventor wireless telephony, also belonged to that period ...