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... four poets and two novelists,” Coventry Patmare, I'rancis Thowmpson, Alice Meynell, Alfred Noyes, Canon Sheehan, and Joseph Conrad. * Few will find fault with hig statement that the two Catholic novelists included in his new work have given us the hest ...

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... and his keen appreciation of the greater power, if not greater beauty, .of the fuel-driven vessel, lie reminded me of Joseph Conrad. But for him, although to seamanship he gave all his devotion and skill, the sea, his first love. remained his last. ~: ...

... colleet. They oceur in prose as well as poetry, and are olten the nucleus from which a masterpiece has sprung So, for Joseph Conrad it was easy, drawing upon the treasures of memory, to deseribe the wondrous Fast as he once remenbercd secing it in youth ...

... lot or it may be very little) men and even fathers do know that much. And that is why so many men are afraid of them.”—(Joseph Conrad.) ...

... REMINISCENCES. Capt. Tom Power always reminded me of a character out of one of Joseph Conrad’s books. He was a typical sailor, and when he was in the humour he could tell intensely interesting sea stories, most of them personal experiences. “Capt. Tom” ...