... Joseph Conrad. English literature has sustained an irreparable loss by the death of Joseph COR- I . ad , still at 66 in the rich maturity of his morrellous powers. It is only within a decade or so• that Conrad, to whom the critics at gave a hesitating ...

... the Abbey of Solesmes, near Mans. Mr. E. V. Lucas writes rather' hurriedly, as he explains, but with great interest, on Joseph Conrad, and there rs also a ftill-page.portrait of Conrad from the National Portrait Gallery picture.' English Life, the editor ...

... one may make fascinating studies in the handwriting of genius, contrasting the large, bold, artistic characters of Mr. Joseph Conrad with the neater script of Mr. Walter de la Mare; and, passing from genius to talent, one may note Sir A. Canon Doyle's ...

... another matter; tor form is. after all. the essence, the right to exist, and the sole justification of the short story. Joseph Conrad told me that one ought to know one’s slightest character well that it blazed at one like a fiery dragon. \nd was right ...

... one of the principal speakers at Friday's life- meeting, has been deputy master of Truiity House since 19.0. Like Mr. Joseph Conrad, he has sailed ths Southern Seas as a master mariner, and is • retired Captain of the Royal Naval Reserve. Ile has served ...

... 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. ...

... the modern novelist is doing or is trying to do. Mr. Walpole includes in his 20 two novels by Mr. George Moore. two by Joseph Conrad, two by Mr. Arnold Bennett, and two by Mr. Wells. The remaining eleven are the work of younger writers, including Miss ...

... Popular sport of mku-inir to the Canton* of Switzerland. Walter Tittle deals in pencilled drawing and penned word with Joseph Conrad. Esal Brett, and W. J. Locke; 1.. Raven Hill. the femora Punch artist. makes good fun out of the trials and tribulations ...

... Commencing with this number an interesting series of articles on Civic Housekeeping by Mrs. Williains-Ellis. while Mrs. Joseph Conrad, the widow of the great novelist, contributes My Methods With My Children,” and gives many interesting details. In her ...

... DISTRICT INTELLIGENCE W. Bfamingham. Joseph Conrad, Sir Henr>' Lucy | —- ' M.l*.”), and the Rev. S. Baring Gould (clenc and hymn BRACKLEY. writer well novelist). Mane Corelli, and A. Glutton- j Fcnkrai. of Mb. Ism am.—Amid many tokens of esteem Brock ...