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... the Abbey of Solesmes, near Mans. Mr. E. V. Lucas writes rather' hurriedly, as he explains, but with great interest, on Joseph Conrad, and there rs also a ftill-page.portrait of Conrad from the National Portrait Gallery picture.' English Life, the editor ...
... no difference. Would Miss Blatchford have appreciated Blake had she lived a hundred years ago? Furthermore, what about Joseph Conrad? He hid genius, had he not? But can the majority of us say honestly that we understand more than half he has written? As ...
... more catholic than it has been hitherto, and sixteen books are announced for publication during the season. The writer is Joseph Conrad, and the book did not appear in his lifetime after all. A poignant volume it makes, apart from its great value as a document ...
... gentlemen who supplied, tree of cost, all that was needed provide tea for the workers. Some weeks ago great literaryartist, Joseph Conrad name, died, and the world was the poorer by the loss ol master in novel-writing. Probably twenty Bellshill people noted ...
... valuable and interesting information. ALMAYER'S FOLLY. AN OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS TALES OF UNREST. THE ARROW OF GOLD. By JOSEPH CONRAD. (Nash and Grayson, 2s. 6d. each). Much has been written lately about the mysterious stranger who has made of our English ...
... contents and in their beauty It is certain that they sell well, for of that there has been a recent test in the case of Joseph Conrad, not every reader's writer, though, beyond doubt, he was a great writer. His har- rhonious edition must have brought good ...
... could hays worked their way from itacharted southern waters on palro holes if • wreck provided them with nothing hotter. Joseph Conrad tostributed to the stock of lit • to thom noes and their work which is is with the great traditios of our prose. What more ...
... Unwin. 7s net. The Hidden Plater. Alfred Noyee. London: Hodder Stoughton. 7» net. On© is reminded more than once of the Joseph Conrad, and occasionally of Mr. Kipling, when reading Mr. Steele’s collection short stories. They cover wide field. In “The Shame ...
... contents and in their beauty It is certain that they sell well, for of that there has been a recent test in the case of Joseph Conrad, not every reader's writer, though, beyond doubt, he was a great writer. His har- rhonious edition must have brought good ...
... Blackett I By Catherine Clark 7s fid Blackett FETTERED By Paul Trent 7s 6d Ward NEW EDITIONS AND REPRINTS THE GOLD By Joseph Conrad 3s fid T Fisher-Unwin j in Unwin’s Library ROMANCE LONDON By John Timbs 3s fid Warne HOUSE By Footner 2s fid Collins AT ...
... misery. To my great joy, I meet the wonderful people not destroyed.” of the earth who are here— mentianed Tolatai_ and Joseph Conrad and others Here. says Miss inc lta “Twas with Conrad when he passed over, and he will help me in my work. you am as ive ...
... I Lave written tfaiis short account of Joseph Conrad ' s last day because I was with kira alone during his final hours of health and g aft with him when he wag dying , and I think it proper that a record should be made while a-YPrmrA i « RtiU nnsnWp ...