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... 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 ...
... by the launch, and the halfcaste, who was one of the most villainouslooking men I have ever seen, the sort of creature Joseph Conrad so wondwfully depicts, sat and bragged to James and myself. The launch turned up about eleven, and. slithering down the ...
... by artists e few days ago, and while wandering around the workshop came upon a newly-completed head and shoulders of Joseph Conrad by Jacob Epstein. He described it as a magnificent piece of work, of commanding power, in the Inodern style, and larger ...
... paraded it with pride. The twe Weider Goootte pre v ri t:would like to the Alitasoo proposes to do about Ws? The of Mr. Joseph Conrad. the world-batons Pole. who the seders writer of MOM sod firtion, laid to MA is widest Conteebury is flit Wet. Helena Mass ...
... discomfort travel in the Congo region are probably greater than in any other part of the world. • Readers of the late Joseph Conrad's incomparable masterpiece The Heart Darkness will remember the i terrible picture he paints of the souldestroying effect ...
... NOTES ON BOOKS & WRITERS have received from T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., a brochure about Joseph Conrad’s writings. It is now thirty years since Mr. Conrad brought his first manuscript, Almayer's Folly, to their house, and it was immediately accepted, and ...
... been trumpeted about like they used to glorify Beyreuth. Conrad's Island. iu many people have been making new praises of Joseph Conrad'a last novel, The Rover. since the author's death that I wondering how espy have noticed an onobtruaive advertisement ...