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... BUST OF JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. Epstein's bronze bust of Joseph Conrad, lent by a well-known artist, has been placed In the Tate OaHem It is the last portrait of the great writer, modelled at Canterbury this summer. Conrad's physique was wearing out when Epstein ...
... literary tastes are suited a* far possible. Miss Newberry tell* that Dickens's works are in big demand in many villages, and Joseph Conrad and W. J. Locke’s books are constantly asked for. while stories of the pioneer settler and Tukon and so are also widely ...
... gave her access to the sea through Danzig, Poland conceived niantime aspirations. and had no difficulty in finding young Joseph Conrad* to go before the mast. A Westminster Gazette representative reviewed the fleet yesterday. Only one sessel could be ...
... Commander Hilton Young with the Boundary Commission ro- -Murence Binyon vrarm tribute to lste'Iady Cblvin: Mr EV writes on Joseph Conrad there very intererfting ' by Sir Basil Thornpnon on how'a clever note forger was traced and caught and Mr' Stanley Oliver ...
... Versailles Treaty gave her ‘he sea through Danz.g Vomnd conceived aaritima aspirations, and had uo difficulty finding young Joseph Conrads to ffo before the mast. ” Westminster Gazette representative reviewed the “fleet” yesterday. Only one vesseTwmld be seen ...
... walk the plank of high adventure and come off successful every time. We shall find a more sombre form of adventure in Joseph Conrad's unfinished novel, which, very rightly, is to be published as he left it. Thus it will be a fragment, not a full, rounded ...
... well-known firm of Liverpool solicitors and familiar figure in circles city EPSTEIN'S RUST OP CONRAD Mr Epstein's of Joseph Conrad is being found fault with by some critics possibly never ralrject in life striking work reproducing ohatro-teristio sinking ...
... contracted some of the most enduring friendships of his s>hort lifetime. The most memorable friendship formed was that with Joseph Conrad, who, in introduction to Mr Beer's volume, that must have been among the last of the things he wrote before his death, ...
... to praise of the band of St. Francis. As I listened to it the other day, ringing quietly over the fields and lanes as Joseph Conrad lay dead in their keeping, it sounded like 8 voice calling across the years. Along that Dover road Conrad loved so deeply ...
... to explore nature STEPHEN CRANE “ Stephen Crane : A Study in American Letters” by Thomas Beer with an introduction by Joseph Conrad (Heinemann 10s 6d) is friendly for are grateful It is very well to remove ‘for all the unsavoury scandals drink and immorality ...
... regarded as unforgivable sin. Mr. Beer's excellent little biography is prefaced with an appreciative introduction by the late Joseph Conrad. All About the GS.N.C. In A Century of Sea-Trading, 1824-1924 (Black. 10s. 6d.) Mr. L. Cope Cornford has compiled a ...
... technical subjects . London Mercury . The editorial notes in this month's Jjondon 3 fercuru pay tribute to the memory of Joseph Conrad , and also touch upon the Byron memorial controversy . Regarding the latter topic , the Editor reminds his readers that ...