... article by CLAIRE INGHAM, dealing with the Great Prima Donna, who is to visit England foT the first time this Autumn. MRS JOSEPH CONRAD, the wife ft famous novelist, on. 44 My Methods With My Children o««. Complete Stories. Needlework. Crochet. Cookery. ...

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... Buckie one that has always been associated with a main highway the Grid's romance, from the Odyssey to the of the lamented Joseph Conrad- At rate, if the people of Buckie carefully v up any personal signs of romantic —though even there they fail . . cannot ...

... 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, ...

... Sweden for five years to civilise him before being allowed enter a Los Angeles studio. G. JeanrAubry, intimate friend of Joseph Conrad, contributes some interesting reminiscences and impressions of the gifted novelist. It was -almost impossible when with ...

... gives the key to the author's philosophy life. BOOK ITEMS. People interested in authorship may care to know that the late Joseph Conrad received cS3OQQ from British sale his novel The Rover. The income from the American edition r has prolylbly been as great ...

... George Birthday is from the ft,if Watts-Dunton; and other munioation witJi Another rg Alfred Lyttelton); and '• j Joseph Conrad by burlinoto>>;JV ■ being explored. Up till attention has been oantr*?pjf' 1 triad—Tintoretto, Titian, bJ' . so that it ...