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... by the the right material, and them winds of up-to-date Through the work in this dime a interesting to note that= in as Joseph Conrad and d fret been led to take as imrature. On the spiritual rads, port missionaries at all the tentres of the world, at Christian ...

... Caine was private secretary to Dante Gabriel Rooetti long before he beto write novels. Ah, yes, my lad, sure ye never knew Joseph Conrad was a seaman when he brom what a grand ye sprung. wrote his iirst navel, Almager's Folly. In the National schools there ...

... practically every ocean all over the earth, and who has specially stmdiod the winds and waves of the North Atlantic, Mr. Joseph Conrad, has depicted hi, impressions of the dangers fishermen have to face in that style ofj.ivid imagery which lias won him world ...

... 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 ...

... the somewhat paradoxical contention that Rudyard Kipling Is a feminine writer. There is a sense in which we may say that Joseph Conrad is a mescaline writer with-1 out using meaningless words. The' trouble begins when we dogmatise shout any particular case ...

... 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 ...

... to the two enemies that competition between them was, in fact, impossible as between George Robe) and Signor Caruso, or Joseph Conrad and Ethel SI Dell. For, though millions of people go to the moving-picture theatres every week in this country alone, and ...