... Scattis:i has travelled 6,000,000 miles. This is equal to about 200 circuits of the earth. POLAND AND JOSEPH CONRAD. The news of the death of Mr. Joseph Conrad came as a great shock to Poland, where the eminent novelist had many admirers. The recent visit of ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD AND WESTOLL SHIP. FOR many generations steamers of the Weston fleet, of Sunderland, have been familiar vessels in the Tyne, but it may not be generally known that it was one of them, the James Weston, which was the first English ship on ...

... estimau Ast amount of effort needed reach the very uttermost But with all this it might be urged why should single out Joseph Conrad worthy in any singular way among the tributed Whether Many men and many mind' claimed that there is soniet can the work ...

... that was the end of it. A Modern Miracle Strange how environment affects the working of the mind. I shall never feel that Joseph Conrad, the master of the modern English novel, is really dead, because I first heard about it in surroundings that were entirely ...

... DEATH OF JOSEPH CONRAD. The death of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, took place at his hone: at Ilishoptiourne, near Canterbury. at the age of 67. He bad been out tor a motor-car drive on the previous day, and the end came suddenly. His ...

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... residence, Bishopsbourne, near Canterbury, aged 67, Mr. Joseph Conrad, the well-known writer of romances. He was born in the Ukraine, of a Polish landed family and his proper name was Joseph Conrad Korzeniowsky. As a boy and young man he wished to be an ...

... good. Also Thomas Johnston has some scathing remarks on the Communists which are justified to the full. The passing of Joseph Conrad is no small event in English literature and English life. was a man who deliberately became an Englishman, and enriched ...

... permanent while satisfactions of to -A jpttpW pink old breads itself in vain It always been desire of first heard of on which Joseph Conrad tenderly “of die& True Romance” Only half-wistful' half-hopeful & jturitamfi-i 'W rw ' THE PRESCRIPTION YOUR PHYSICIAN ...

... the desire to here it is keen in quarters. Conred's Unfinished Nevef. One hoary, with some authority, that when he died, Joseph Conrad had only half finished his novel on the Napoleonic times. No doubt, however, he had sketched it all out, for his habit ...

... impossible of adoption as national policy.” . .. . On inquiring his name and where had come from, he told me his name was Joseph Conrad, and that he was engaged iit the coasting trade on a tramp steamer. “With your culture,” I said, “do you not sometimes ...

... motors CYCLES By JAMES CLARE. The death of the great novelist Joseph Conrad recalled to my memory the pleasure of meeting him in the Market place, South Shields, somewhere about years ago. was Sunday niyht arid I had entered the square to listen to a ...