... said and did. Hawthorne worked in silence and solitnds. for Carlyle ! His writing room was padded Noise drove him rag*. Joseph Conrad writing room his Kent borne looks out on trim grass, hex hedges, and splendid trees. Yet when 1 told him 1 envied writing ...

... in the “ Writers the Lay *’ series, edited by Mr. Bertram Christian. the same series revised version Mr. Hugh Walpole’s Joseph Conrad will appear early m April. A high place among contemporary humourists has been won Mr. Ashley Sterne. His new volume, “ ...

... Sages of to day, we accept Mr. nominations, are Anatoie France. Thomas Hardv. H. G. Well*, Arnold Kenault, Bernard Shaw. Joseph Conrad, and John Continental critic* would see in the list melancholy manifestation of the incurable insularity of the British ...

... made to support them he frequently quoted my many letters to CONRAD LEAVES £20.000. FORTUNES OF OTIIER NOVELISTS. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, who died on August 3. aged 00, left L 20,043, with n.i personalty I:l7.ftrol. Mr. Conrad. who lived ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the rising of the House. It is clear that something JOSEPH ('ONRAD. quite unexpected transpired when Mr. The death of Joseph Conrad Korzeni- Cosgrove returned to Dublin, and something of a serious nature, too, since it unaki, to give him his full name ...

... 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 ...

... done much useful work Mel and seethed gales from personal experience. he said to k now more about the elm. So also did Joseph Conrad, who devoted tion of trusts than ant man in the hour • whole book to the description of a movement. Be w . as editor n ...

... especially on Shakespeare. were remarkable.. In like manner to-day we have comments on men and events by Lord 'Morley or Joseph Conrad set down for I contempcirary readers. In our time the I number of persons who make these records is much greater than formerly ...

... year ' bees really told. It will not be told until they had a good crop on t'other side. We'll a wend Thomas Hardy or • Joseph Conrad git one hear next year, pure. takes few years to wander there. Such Compared with this plunge, what chances can the p ...

... 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 ...