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... JOSEPH CONRAD. It was not until the boy Conrad was 19 that he went to the sea. In 1877 he reached England, and for many months he served on a collier on the East Coast. Here he began to learn English. Until 18E44 he lived as a deep-water seaman, becoming ...
... LATE JOSEPH CONRAD. Funeral of Famous Novelist at Canterbury. The funeral of Joseph Conrad, the novelist, took place at Canterbury. yesterday. After a requiem muss had been sung at St Thomas's Roman catholic Church. Canterbury, the cortege passed through ...
... CONRAD DEAD. , PAGEANT OF ROBUST YOUTH SEAMAN WHO WON LITERARY FAME. LEARNING ENGLISH ON BOARD A COLLIER. JOSEPH CONRAD, the nos-eh:A, died yesterday morning at his residence at Bishopsbourne, near Canterbury, at the age of 67. He went out for a motor-car ...
... SERVICE-MEN WHOI JOSEPH CONRAD. START AFRESH. A PICTURE OF THE MAN. FROM ADMIRAL TO SOCIAL By R. J. CRUIKSHANK. WORKER By Major-Gen. NIGEL WOODYATT. General Woodyalt, under the cloak of anonymity, tells the stories of officers retired from the Army or ...
... by the launch, and the halfcaste, who was one of the most villainous-looking men 1 have ever seen, the sort of creature Joseph Conrad so wondi-i fully depicts, sat and bragged to Mr James and myself The launch turned up about 11, and, slithering down the ...
... ter MSS. -- - These are bald facts of the history of the Pole, Joseph Conrad Korzeniowski, whc.f-e fame in a short 30 years has grown so that the manuscripts of his nover,, carefully preserved by his wife from desttuctlon, sold recently in Amenco for ...
... given for good conduct He prison very much and would not pay because he wanted to go bark. He goes back for 85 days. Yr. Joseph Conrad be burled g Canterbury cemetery to-morrow. - Burglars stole jewellery valued at from a house in Cuinden-road, N.W. The ...
... Conrad First Editions. JOSEPH CONRAD, of all modern ‘. O novelists, probably is the most sought after by first edition hunters. Mr. Dobell, of Charing Cross-road fame, told me yesterday that a first edition of Chance, with the 1913 imprint, fetches ...
... A MAN APART. CONRAD'S SURE PLACE IN LITERATURE. Sy A. G. GARDINER. The passing of Joseph Conrad is the passing of a great solitary. He came into English literature with an alien tongue and an alien tradition, but with the authority and assurance of genius ...
... was heard by the dog as quite an ordinary whistle. Another Limitod Edition. NOTHER author who believes, like the late Joseph Conrad, in limited editions is Mr. Joseph Hergesheimer. Heinemann's are publishing a limited signed and numbered edition of his ...
... complete her own ruin. A MASTER OF THE NOVEL. There is probably no parallel in our literature for the achievements of Joseph Conrad. He came to our language as a stranger and became a master in its use. Not born to any English literary tradition, be was ...
... already mentioned, but also F. Anstey, C.. A. Birmingham, H. N. Maugham, Sutton Vane, Gertrude Jennings, W. S. Gilbert, Joseph Conrad, Eden Phillpotts, J. Gregson, Henry James, Cicely Hamilton, I. B. Fagan, J. K. Jerome, Gilbert Murray, William Archer, ...