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... poop-deck a pair of picturesque small brims cannon. Exoept that she may use a small motor for entering or leaving port, the Joseph Conrad will make the two-year voyage entirely under sail, and, after a preliminary to New York via Plymouth, ahe P w s i l l i ...
... ascerteseed that all the I t* sefferen bad sates pork /is holiest from lOU COMPANIES INCREASE. Itl REDCAR MEMBER. 1:01 OS THE JOSEPH CONRAD. Brigade officers attended !mat meeting of the Brigade i lord trout :nepternber 14 till nom all parts of the country . ...
... Matthews, e London vicar who has just had the experience, enjoyed himself tremendously. He spent a fortnight aboard the Joseph Conrad as one of the crew of 18 sailing the boat from Copenhagen to Grimsby, having signed on as an ordinary A.B. When saw him ...
... ng (X): Part Two of Romance ; • play fur broadcasting, by Peter Creswell ; founded on the novel of the same name by Joseph Conrad and Ford Made: Maier (first produced October 9, IND); music by Dennis Arundel', Peter Creswell. Robert Chignell; under ...
... bright aid* of the picture. The Royal Navy still believes in training its youth in sail. 11011111)-WOBLIII WIRDIANIZIL The Joseph Conrad, the fully-rigged sailing ship, which flies the British tag and which Mr. Alan J. Villiers, the Australian journalist and ...
... Detective, Listening Ito the Migrants. W. W. Williams. 2-25 Interval Music. 2-31—Senior English Book Talk. Youth. by Joseph Conrad. S. P. B. Ma is. 241—Interval Music. 34--Concert Lesson. Elgar's Solo Songs and Part Songs. Thomas Armstrong. D.Mus. 3 ...
... already lashing the waters of the b a y' . in such a manner that the owner of the motor-launch refused to take him to the Joseph Conrad. and lie and his companions were, therefore. compelled to spend the night ashore. Besides the ship's boys, two visitors ...
... Villiers. a well-known writer of sea tones and owner of the vessel, as a cabin-1 oy nn the full-rigged sailing vessel. Joseph Conrad, which is going on a two years' t.ung e round the world, fbTsports' champion of his school, Eric a line swimmer, and is ...
... until 1 find forgotten all I had learned at school and at college. In ISA, during his travels Galsworthy discovered Joseph Conrad. Galsworthy published his first novel, Jocelyn, in 1898. under the pseudonym of John Sinjoh.i. This was Followed two ...
... Townley Lord, D.D., of Bloomsbury Central Church. 11913—The Leslie Bridgewater Quintet. 1149—'The Great Old Thames, by Joseph Conrad. Read by Hubert Gregg. (To-clay is the anniversary of Conrad's birthday, 1957.) 1143-194 Dance Music: The Gianni Club Orchestra ...
... Cattle will remember the pesos of vivid descriptive writing clerotwl to this frightful disaster. hat those who hare reed Joseph Conrad can form a picture of the overwhelming fume of the hurricane in the tropic.. compared to which oven the storm which caused ...
... others loft their lives tempting fate has never been much of a deterrent to youth anxious to test its bravery. A protege of Joseph Conrad gave a picture of the famous writer when he was an old man living in the country. Conrad had an automobile, one of the ...