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... mentioned :— “The Life of John by Sidney Colvin, ublished 1917, “The Ivory Tower,” by Henry James, 1917. Arrow of Gold,” Joseph Conrad, 1919. * The Life of John Keats ’’ is, of course, the most notable, as it is the only full one that has been written about ...
... crueler. Mr. A. Basalt—Myer date rack. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cats--Shelley'. poems. Evelyn Whyte- -Water roles?. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Conrad complete let edlticm de Luxe of J. Conrad's works. Lady Muriel Boyle—Glass. Mr and Mrs. linfrot—Tea cloth. and xtrs . 8 ...
... and those who have contributed spe• ithens of their work include Sir James Barrie, whose volume is an autobiogiaphy, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. John Drinktratcr, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. G. K. Chesterton. and Mr. Rudyard Kipling. The latter has made a selection ...
... Belra Apparent (Sir Phillip Gibbs) Ronls oat of Egypt (Jill Penbrooke) Leave it to Femlth (P. G. Wo.lehonte) The Rover Joseph Conrad) Old (OUver Bandys) Another Scandal (Cosmo Hamilton) The Water Divine? (Dolf Wyllarde) The Snchantcd April Fortune Fool ...
... and contains the Opening Chapters of Stirring Scf* * TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiM g-r-eatest hvirtff writer of today I JOSEPH CONRADS i NEW GREAT NOVEL ITHEROVEF ALL BOOKSELLERS & LIBRARIES TfentT Published by YtSuer r FISHER Terrace London^ coloured because ...
... Hong Kong to Sydney through the maze of islands known as the East Indies and through those fascinating seas beloved of Joseph Conrad He gave his own personal impressions of the various places touched at both outward and homeward including very interesting ...
... Conquest and G. Lally. The Missing Million, by Edgar Wallace. The Inevitable Millionaires, by E. P. Oppenheun. The Rover, by Joseph Conrad. The Outsider, by Joan Sutherland. “La Bodega,” by Vicente B. Ibanez. Eris, R. W. Chambers. The Spell Siris, by Muriel ...
... works Sir James Barrie (an autobiography). Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. W. J. Locke, Sir Anthony Hope, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. G. K. Chesterton, Mr. Asquith, Mr. Robert Bridges. Mr. Laurence Binyon, Mr. Walter de Mare, Mr. Drinkwater, Mr. Thomas ...
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... Oliver Goldsmith are delightful comedies. 1 Books published during T 923 that repay several readings are “The Rover” by Joseph > Conrad, “ The End of the House of AUro I Sheila Kay-Smith, and “Riceyman Steps Arnold Bennett. ...
... individual judgment which is. the rock basis of a sound democracy. Congratulations were also sent by Sir Robert Hadfield, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Gordon Selfridge, Sir Oliver Lodge, Sir -Vlfred Bobbins, Lord Bledisloe, and Mr. H. C. Bobbins (joint gene/al manager ...
... 1,416, Daily Press. HAND TRUCK, suitable for Painters and Decorators, required.-1.429. Daily Press. ANTED, BOOKS J. M. Joseph Conrad, and W. H. Hudson.-1,425, Daily Press. TT7ANTFD a cf Book entitled From Keel by A Paasch.-1.361. Daily Press. WANTED ...