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... tt atl! line But the speakers Pll4l oppressed by somethin., M m a mournful monoion was decidedly depressing \ ferently Joseph Conrad ‘fel Reynolds would have Pr „: same facts. «ir Auckland inspiring speaker, but his and definiteness came * | I terludes ...
... grandfather, a rosy cheeked old gentleman with a Roman nose, who inspired Rolmes to write a poem known the wbrld over. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new novel, The Rescue,” which has been long delayed owing to paper difficulties, is now promised by Messrs. Dent for ...
... n on to bis canvas, that the picture he creates commands attention even while it repels. The book is dedicated to Mr. Joseph Conrad, but I find it difficult to believe that either the style or the matter will attract that meticulous stylist, to whom the ...
... where he had the courage to tell an audience in which the Scots predominated Scots story, not at all complimentary. Mr. Joseph Conrad has at last overcome his repugnance at having his novels filmed, and “Victory” is now on the screen. It has been splendidly ...
... ing subjects that in terest them; because when their imagination is stimulated they are nr afraid of lotting it go.” —Joseph Conrad. ...
... to the two enemies that competition between them was, in tact, impassible bote ween George Robey and Signor Caruso, or Joseph Conrad and Ethel M. Dell. BOOM OP THE LEGITIMATE. For, thoogli millions people go to ths moTing-pictore theatres ereiy week in ...
... oar worn seals, and with great sarnsstneea they set about and learn their notes with astounding patience and accuracy. Joseph Conrad, a Pole, until middleage stranger to onr language, is probably the greatest living writer of Eng- 1 prose, perhaps one ...
... -the best measure of the inheritance immortality, for his first editions to fetch fancy prices. Some ex-library copies Joseph Conrad’s novels are revealing enhanced figures. The other day at. Messrs. Sotheby’s a copy of “Alniayer’s Folly fetched £3 155 ...
... improbable that the vieit may returned within year by the Prince of Wales. GENIUS & JOURNALISM. Note* on Lift and Letten, by Joseph Conrad. J. SI. Dent, 9s. nett. T'HE first feeling on picking up this new Conrad is one of regret. Has then this great author in ...
... lives no one quite knows where, end the appearance of a poem or story comes like a great declaration to mankind. And Mr. Joseph Conrad, for all one hears of his social movements, might sweeping the Malay archipelago in a schooner or probing the dark mind ...
... the largest collection in the world, and the British Museum casts many envious glances towards that Boston library. Mr. Joseph Conrad has been absent from England on a long excursion through the wilds of Corsica, where has imbibed the atmosphere of Ajaccio ...
... Conway BUtchlord’s exhibition water colours ot the sea at the Brookstreet Gallery should gain lor him the title ol the Joseph Conrad ol artists. Ilia canvasses have the very tang and taste oi the sea and the description one them My World gives the clue ...