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... BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. JOSEPH CONRAD. His New Novel, THE BOYER. 7/6 net. Js in great demand all booksellers and libraries. Also p^LLY* 5 pocket size, net. Pocket editions his earlier works— ALU feH . • AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS, TALES OF UNREST—are ...
... Ihe Royal Air Force in recognit ion of his distinguished service command of the forces Iraq. A Renter's message says Mr. Joseph Conrad, the eminent novelist, who is returning home to-morrow, has arrived at New York. Mr. Conrad is suffering somewhat from ...
... 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 ...
... listeners understand my point of view with regard the function of literature in an image drawn from one of the books of Joseph Conrad —‘Ahnayera Folly.’ I learned of the existence of that great book, and even of the existence its great author—as I learned ...
... nual of the Institut' .is. at Admurl Beatty the nterlala award for Isfe I.oat in 1222. and a notahle tribute trout Mr. Joseph Conrad. v.lou speaks of the life I.oat is the - doe. not love up „ There is an of Prime of Wales Day for IIw• life a and of the ...
... papers and appropriate articles, notably •on the Waterfalls of England and Wales, River Magic, and the Glad Sea Waves. When Joseph Conrad was in America- recently he was, of course, interviewed,-and the result appears in this issue. Attention is called to the ...
... since her mar- Vcints are eljo.>en i' families who have al Family lor sev- he publication last Hover, - ' another reby Joseph Conrad, : to remember that twenty years ago lias been described language/' could write word ol Museum will never Conrad's leathery ...
... visitors left agd.in the rush to the end et the pier to wave farewell the crowd so great that many women fainted. Mr. Joseph Conrad. the author. was a passenger. He said lie felt worse in health than when ho landed, because Amencans' did their he'st to ...
... The Ston* m i-'ciitury Heroic Service. By Major A. Dawson, with an introduction H.Iv.TL. the Prince Wales, and foreword Joseph Conrad. London: Stoughton, Ltd., Warwick Square, E.C.4. net. voluntary organisation for humane 1 end the reputation and the prestige ...
... Lover;” a tale which has ail the individuality and passionate force which we associate with (’lenience Dane’s work. Mrs. Joseph Conrad contributes an excellent cookery article, which gives three dinner menus together with the recipes; while food for thought ...
... Family lor several generations. Conrad. Apropos of the publication last week of The Rover,” another remarkable book by Joseph Conrad, it interesting to remember that little more than twenty years ago this man, who has been described a lord of language/' ...
... At this rho. meet the novel is being threatened by perfection of technique. No more dangerous iaguem•r than that of Mr. Joseph Conrad is to me imaginable. The moment a novelist save to himself, 'How do I know all thi.,?' and the momenta dramatist says to ...