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... John Wittes, who flourished 1777 1852. hit upon this mode delivery when liowling to him for practice and adopted it. Joseph Conrad (says the writer of “A Londoner's Diary in the Evening Standard ) haa a more extraordinary and inexplicable career than ...
... NOTES ON BOOKS & WRITERS have received from T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., a brochure about Joseph Conrad’s writings. It is now thirty years since Mr. Conrad brought his first manuscript, Almayer's Folly, to their house, and it was immediately accepted, and ...
... paraded it with pride. The twe Weider Goootte pre v ri t:would like to the Alitasoo proposes to do about Ws? The of Mr. Joseph Conrad. the world-batons Pole. who the seders writer of MOM sod firtion, laid to MA is widest Conteebury is flit Wet. Helena Mass ...
... aplenty in the life of the late Joseph Conrad as well as in the broke be wrote, and useful lessons that rosy be w II taken to heart by the present generation of writers. urn in Ukraine, of Polish Catholic parents. Joseph Conrad followed his boyhood ambition ...
... Unwin. 7s net. The Hidden Plater. Alfred Noyee. London: Hodder Stoughton. 7» net. On© is reminded more than once of the Joseph Conrad, and occasionally of Mr. Kipling, when reading Mr. Steele’s collection short stories. They cover wide field. In “The Shame ...
... Kiprallving tone with her, and someinmg countrv . a farmer lying in wait for not possibly pay. No one in the United States ii Joseph Conrad, Coleridge, and Tennvson. and gay, with a shy alarm, sprang mio shot him the o ther night. We found him r anywhere else ...
... Of the origin of these Lombards there is reader. It needs not the recent death as certain knowledge. They were not of Joseph Conrad, and the sympathetic Italians, but invaders from some notices that lamented /event called Werthern lands, Saxons, or Danes ...
... Foster (Mopkinaon.) 10s bd. AITUBIOGKAPHY AN AFRICAN, I>»*ld Tiiaer, D.D. (Srelcy, Service, 4 Co.j b*, THK NAT! A CRIMK, by Joseph Conrad kworrti & 10. o>. SUBURBAN NIGHTS’ KN7KRTAINMKNT, J Robinson. (I>tvk»orth Co.) 7» 6vl. SAILS SIN SET. by Cecil liobera ...
... army ander the leadership of the Crown Prince Ali. UNCOEION SENSE. ♦ NOVNATIN M9VEII. At twenty yearn of age the hits Joseph Conrad knew only a few words of English, which he had picked up from English sailormen during a lifetime spent it sea. He wanted ...
... Third During' Count a Mims Cristo. Calender's Story. PART IV. PART V. Victor KW*. Notre Dame. Goethe's Fast. PART VI. Joseph Conrad's Tale* of Unrest. Froude—Murder of Thongs 1 Becket. H. G. Wells' Tono-Banpy. Shakespeare. Hamlet. Shelley'. Shorter ...
... wails in sonata writerform r asks tor his blank verse (says ln the York Tlases). But what of the old ~: r, —niece like Joseph Conrad. who ••rre along toward the iaiddle of life. later, And themselves at a loss cc interest. or feel themseve OLP. so. being ...
... retiring and greatly-gifted Irish painter. The others include Professor Einstein, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald, Lord Balfour, Joseph Conrad, Thomas Hardy, Lord Reading, Mr. G. M .Trevelyan, Lord Morley, Generv Smuts, John Galsworthy, Max Beerbohm and John Masefield ...