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... them he in mind and heart a poet. fond of Ihe sea. This may account in a measure for his realism. Like his contemporary, Joseph Conrad, Mr. Masefield is perfectly at homo when writes about the sea. His words pour out, wild, passionate, pell-mell, prepmanl ...
... ” By May Sinclair. GERALD CRANSTON’S LADY. By Gilbert Frankau. THE RED LODGE. By Victor Bridges. THE ROVER.” By Joseph Conrad. END OF THE HOUSE OF ALARD.” ■ . By Sheila Kaye-Smith. “THE UNSEEMLY ADVENTURE.” By Ralph Straus. “ RICEYMAN STEPS/’ By ...
... successful exhibition of'her work at Twenty- One Gallery, Adelphi, last summer and, while in England, had the famous novelist, Joseph Conrad, as one of her sitters. If Miss Mott Smith decides to give another exhibition this year, she will have portraits of many ...
... Parson's Progress, by Compton Mac- kenrie. Leave it to Pamith, by P. G. Wodehouse. IVtioeno, by S. P. B. Mats. The Rover, Joseph Conrad. Hein Apparent, by Sir Philip Gibhe. Riceyman Steps, by Arnold Bennett. Many Engagements, by J. .S. Fletcher. The Fingerpost ...
... of The Message,” The Laud of his Fathers,” etc. With an Introduction by H.H.H. the Prince of Wales, and .a Foreword by Joseph Conrad, Illustrated. (Hodder and Stoughton ; 7s. fid. net) Thus things progressed—with innumerable changes in detail, and with ...
... poses in the latter part of the eighteenth cen- | gistricts were concerned. We have always held | %07 6 Conan Doyle ;7, Joseph Conrad ;8, W. | ganised communication between Sheppey and Id consecrate s tury, but it was not installed to any great extent |¢ ...
... of the Vine). By Vicente Blasco Ibanez. Trans lated from the Spanish by Dr. Isaac Goldberg. 7s. 6d. net. The Rover. By Joseph Conrad. 7s. 6d. net. The Will to Peace. By Mrs. Rhys Davis. 5s. net. Some Commotion. By H. M. Ward. 7s. 6d. net. Memories of Mark ...
... Court Asked why he paid so much (the sam paid was the ever given for the work of hv- ing authors), Dr. Rosenbach said: ‘* Joseph Conrad is the greatest analytical writer in the world, and the greatest writer of sea stories who has ever existed with but one ...
... library. Asked why he paid much ftlic sum paid was the highest ever given for the work of living authors*. Dr Rosenbach “Joseph Conrad is the greatest analytical writer the world, and the greatest writer of sea stories who has over existed with but one ...
... Several first novels were issued before the Library was commenced, some by such well-known writers as S. R. Crockett, Joseph Conrad, Louis Becke, and others almost as popular. Short biographical notes are given of several of the writers, and portraits ...
... Writers. 2/- net. each. gH. G. WELLS by Ivor BROWN BERNARD SHAW by EDWARD SHANKS (ARNOLD BENNET'T by F. J. HArvEy DARTON « JOSEPH CONRAD by HugH WALPOLE Our HAVERSACK LIBRARY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS is still the best value at 1/6 net Good Picture Wrappers. Up-to-date ...
... Large Paper Edition, limited to 150 copies for sale, each containing a signed proof of a woodcut by the artist. £3 3s.net. JOSEPH CONRAD. The only Uniform Edition. Prospectus on Application. (19 vols.) 10s. 6d. net. & NEW FICTION. 9] TILL A’ THE SEAS GANG ...