... JOSEPH CONRAD. An Appreciation of a Great Author. .By JOHN FOTHERGILL.) Modern life is so rich in its interest* and entertainments that some firm purpose is necessary if we would retain for our reflection the very worthiest things. In this rc- sped much ...

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... UNFINISHED BOOKS Joseph Conrad shared the fate man' another famous writer an un finished book—itj bis rase novel denim, with Napoleon. Death feme will tragic suddenness Charles Dickens in th« middle of Edwin Droerfl.” Thnckerav had published hut three ...

... 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 ...

... been transferred the Central British Cemetery at Ohlsdorr which, when completed, will have graves.—Exchange. passing of Joseph Conrad recoils his remarkable addevemcnt a writer a language had to acquire. Of Polish nationality, adopted the sea o, sailing ...