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... nothing have” applies to the fields of literature to other walks life. Xt will have been noticed that that -eminent writer. Joseph Conrad, who was formerly master mariner, and who saw exciting work daring the war in a boat, left £20,000. None will have the ...
... of thu (tudy of th* author, wrote The Bed hkdge of Cour»*o ■' lie* la the preface, which was almost the last work of Joseph Conrad. It reveals the master’s hand, and tribute to friendship with ons who must have been somewhat singular friend, it leaves ...
... commencing with this Bumber is an interesting series of articles on Civic Housekeeping by Mrs. Williams-Ellis, while Mrs. Joseph Conrad, »he widow of the great novelist contributes Methods With Children,” and gives many interesting details. Stitchery,” 6d ...
... be, it is something that the Conservative Party will take hand in an infamous betrayal. “Morning Post.” JOSEPH CONRAD. The death of Joseph Conrad at an at'* when much good writing was still to b« expected from him, is severe loss U> English letters. His ...
... Home Section, there are such interesting articles Furnishing Tour Drawing-room, R. W. Symonds; Cookery Section, Mrs. Joseph Conrad and and Children's Fashions. a simple knitted frock, London shopping, he. Daily's Magazihe. ' biography this month concerns ...
... Introduction of the now popular sport- of ski-ing the Cantons SwU* zerUmd. Waiter Tittle deals ciiled drrwing and penned nurd .Joseph Conrad, Earl Beatty and >* Locke; L. Raven Hill, tiw “Punch” artist, makes some >“■ out of the trials and tribulation* joke-hunting; ...
... appearance of Joseph Conrad in BrindleS. C. Webster , , G . Challinor ,J. Towson W. P. Englishman. He was a Pole; his English literature. because he was not an Redshaw. S. 31ottram Birch, A. Tailyour, IC . 'Ward, A. Beeston, real name was Joseph Conrad oneniowski ...
... literary tastes are suited a* far possible. Miss Newberry tell* that Dickens's works are in big demand in many villages, and Joseph Conrad and W. J. Locke’s books are constantly asked for. while stories of the pioneer settler and Tukon and so are also widely ...
... 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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... issued with this month's The Lifeboat « the journal the Institution), in contributions are given such noted persons as Joseph Conrad, Alfred and many others, while there are also large number of beautiful illustrations, some coloured. This interesting ...
... own introduction of ski-tag the Cantons of Switserl&ndL Walter Tittle deals in pencilled drawing and penned word with Joseph Conrad, Earl Beatty, and W. J. Locke; L. Raven Hill, the famous Punch artist, makes some good fun out of the trials and tribulations ...