... totally unreliable one. History is as full of examples of this as a wheat paddock at harvest time is of ears of grain. Joseph Conrad saio that. given the right word 3 man could move the world. Given the wrong name, be you a stainless as new-fallen snow ...

... * * • is 7 - ) ON A COASTER estuaries of rivers appeal adventurous imagination. —Joseph Conrad. THE coaster sails A from Dundalk tor Newry and it is mv BY good fortune make the round ti ip. ac- SEAN companied by a few friends. CRAWFORD The sail down ...

... word for play. are untenable: more probably instrument was called -jew's harp in derision. STUDENT (Baltymfla)—(fl Yes. Joseph Conrad was a Pole who made felicitous use of an acquired language. Hi struggle with an alien language, the fact that he lacked ...

... warehouses has the appearance of a prisoner meditating upon freedom in the sadness of a free spirit put under restraint.—Joseph Conrad, The Mirror of the Sea.) A little fore-and-aft schooner once lay in the mountain-locked harbour of Warrenpoint and, to ...