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... JOSEPH CONRAD: JOSEPH CONRAD, who has been taken from us so suddenly that w•e had not even time to say good-bye, was one of the most remarkable and interesting personalities in literary history. A great novelist and a great writer (the two qualities are ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD : AN APPRECIATION r. son of what we should call a squire in land-girt Russian Poland, a co untry of purely military tradition, a place where sailors are only a legend:who, in spite of all opposition, answered the u call of the sea which ...
... NEWS - INTERESTING EVENTS AND OCCASIONS. Fernstadt (Berlin), 1.8., and L.N.A, LAID TO REST AT CANTERBURY : THE FUNERAL OF JOSEPH CONRAD. AMERICA’S LARGEST SUBMARINE LAUNCHED : THE U.S. SUB- J MARINE “VI. TAKING THE WATER AT PORTSMOUTH, N.H. -- i.^Hp|BJß ...
... 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 ...
... we may proclaim it now that he is with the ages. Vale, Lady Colvin. Literature has suffered another loss than that of Joseph Conrad. The death of Lady Colvin, moreover, means the severance of another personal link, the rounding-off of a Voices memory ...
... the writings of Joseph Conrad Mr. Robert Hichens brings lawn tennis into romance John O' London as a philosopher on English A poet and a short-story writer. A CURIOUS thing has, since he died, happened about the novels of Joseph Conrad, and yet it is not ...
... THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, Aug. 16, 1924.—312 I * T*~r^ 1- 1 J.ftm ifA, .n ALTHOUGH the late Joseph Conrad had moved somewhat away from his earlier manner of late years, and had gone less frequently down to the sea in ships in quest subjects, he will ...
... AT THE SIGN OF BOOK & CANDLE A Weekly Book Talk. NOSTROMO, by Joseph Conrad, is universally acknowledged nowadays to be one of the finest tales of the sea, or rather the sea-board, ever written in our language. Readers of the old I'. P.'s Weekly did ...
... the writings of Joseph Conrad Mr. Robert Hichens brings lawn tennis into romance John O' London as a philosopher on English A poet and a short-story writer. A CURIOUS thing has, since he died, happened about the novels of Joseph Conrad, and yet it is not ...
... sensible person, and one hopes that in single file prams may continue to abound amid the glories of Brighton. Joseph Conrad's Funeral. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, was buried on August 7 at St. Thomas's Church, Canterbury. Mr. Charles Trevelyan ...
... Yeats Family. London, August 11, 1924. I have read a hundred biographies in the various newspapers concerning the late Joseph Conrad. I think, on the whole, I like best the summary of his work contained in a leading article in The Manchester Guardian, ...
... 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 ...