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... It may he noted, however, that spelled his name His Christian names were John lands, and be did not receive the V.C. JOSEPH CONRAD. ...
... about 70-80 'ler rent. in fatal 00.90 per Conrad's Difficulty With Our It in said, in one or two of his obituaries, that Joseph Conrad took to English as naturally as attack takes to water, that he quite easily mattered the language in which he had elected ...
... satisfying unless .somewhere see a cottage* neatlingorachurchspircrising. The human touch needed give landscape life. Joseph Conrad writes his wonderful descriptions of the sea. He knows her every mood. loves describe her in her mad fury heaving her vast ...
... JOSEPR CONRAD. During the week-end I had an extraordinarily interesting account of the last eating Joseph Conrad accorded to an artibt for the purpum• of his Portrait made. '1 he artist wa s isms Mary Mott Smith, an American girl. She had teen commissioned ...
... that soon it w ill be da I Story of a Conrad Portrait During the week-end I had arily interesting account of the l; d Joseph Conrad accorded to an purpose of having Iris portrait artist was Miss Mott Smith, girl. She had been oommission eu day Page, the ...
... CONRAD'S LAST PORTRAIT. During the week-end I had an extraordinarily interesting account of tho last sitting Joseph Conrad accorded to artist for tho purpose of ha\mg his portrait made. The artist was Miss Mott Smith, an American girl. Sho had been c ...
... OUR LONDON U3TTER. MINISTERS' DIFFERENCES-MARCH IN AUGUST - SCHOOL HOLIDAYS-JOSEPH CONRAD. LONDON. Tuesday Morning. leave the Londoner eo much to hie own devices that apparently he has had to come back to get some amusement. The authorities at the Me ...
... done eoltimn At Random in a recent issue of The Observer. the 'silks. iag paragraph appears: Bishopetwurne. where Joseph Conrad apent his last year.. is linked with another great !mister of English. the Judicious Hooker. who, at his own Can. preferred ...
... to Mrs. Henry de la Pasture. the novelist and dramatist. Nir Hugh himself is an author of repute, and was a friend of Joseph Conrad. ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD. We have received from Messrs. T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd., an excellent brochure dealing with the writings of the late Joseph Conrad. It is now thirty years since Conrad took his first manuscript, PAlmayer's Folly, to their house and it is ...
... poverty, convention, and the natural dislike felt by fools .for geniuses? Was the achievement—a recent instance —of a Joseph Conrad won by the help of society ? _ With everything against them, men of his extraordinary pluck and endurance win through. ...
... 1924 . The Drama , tlic Theatre , and the Films . . • ¦ Dialogue between BERNARD 4 iIIA \ and ARCHIBALD 1 IENDERS 0 I Joseph Conrad . ' By U , JEA « -AUUI « Is the Reparations Problem . Solrcd ? .. .. By JOHN . BELL Some Notes on the London Conference ...