... background and atmosphere, achieved by a rougher and more incisive literary method than is employed either by Thomas Hardy Mr Joseph Conrad, as well conveyed as is the menacing waste of Egdon Heath in the Wessex tale, and as much felt the reader as the spirit ...

... as an Interlude. Mr. Guedalla classes as sages Anatole Preece, Thomas Hardy, H. G. Wells, Bernard Shaw, Arnold Bennett, Joseph Conrad, John Gralsworthy; as Sleepers, the following Parliamentary giants:—Stanley Baldwin, J. Ramsay MacDonald, Lord Curzon, ...

... Philip Snowden werc, also guests, . »** % @ A Head of Joan. # NOW that Jacob Epstein ha® finished modeliing the head of Joseph Conrad, he is, T hear, about to take a brief holiday in the country in Essex. His next portrait study will be one of Sybil Thorndike ...

... for marriage—ami beyond. Edith Bee-ley points out lucidly and the various-- forms that particularly affect the homo, Mrs Joseph Conrad, the whe famous novelist, strikes the note of spring ruber of appetising recipes, in which eggs and vegetables play prominent ...

... finer world within a world which !bower, by Johan Bojer ; The Arrow all, at moments, love to inhabit. •of Gold, by Joseph Conrad Caliban, All over the prairie provinces of Can- by W. I. George : tiodden. by a d, t are scattered sma ll ennunu neti ...

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... going to Buckingham Palace on Tuesday to have audience of the King. An Art Sensation. Mr Epstein is making bust of Mr Joseph Conrad, and the art and literary ' worlds are waiting eagerly to see it. -The sittings are nearly over, and as Epstein is a rapid ...

... THE MIRACLE OF GENIUS. CENIUS is found in unexpected places, as witness Joseph Conrad, the finest, perhaps, of all novelists, a Pole who once served before the mast. Look, too, at the products of youth in literature. Quite recently a girl of sixteen brought ...

... ,i l ptao.l iis.ohwjades, suddenly the old one. The Social Demo- It is the pagan fairy colour and thus asso- witness Joseph Conrad, the finest, per- inesa and night.c a captive-slaves did 'dated. with the trickery of the little folk, Pan haps, of all ...

... Sir G. Croydon Marks, M.P., was also present. Betting and gambling were the subjects of Mr. Foot's address. In one of Joseph Conrad's stories, The End the Tether,' he said, a chief engineer won a large fortune in Manilla lottery, and then spent the ...

... most literary dog ha« eve.- known. fcs* been stroked W. B. Yeats, patted Hugh Walpole, petted G. K. Cbcstenon. carcascd Joseph Conrad, end kissed by John Galsworthy.—** Scribners.* ...

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