... found there were substituted for ones which made greater appeal to him, such as works of travel and biography. whole set Joseph Conrad’s books may be found there. The whole charm Balmoral lies in unostentation. There is nothing about it which accentuates ...

... or boundary at the head of his men.” Sir Henry has had many friends and acquaintances among modern authors, including Joseph Conrad, Walter de la Mare, and Thomas Hardy. The latter took his criticisms The Dynasts” in very good part. ...

... arrangement with Chicago Tribune) DUCA! (Nord). Sunday.—A strange tale of murder in the South Seas, evoking pages by Joseph Conrad and conjuring up pictures of Maori dancing girls and lonely men with the fiery fingers of the tropics and too much whisky ...

... 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 ...

... practice at the age 23. After extensive travel decided upon literary career. 1893, daring hie travels, he discovered Joseph Conrad. He did not attract general attention until 1904. , himself prefers the medium of the novel to the drama. time goes I find ...

... real Empire builders, the bearers of the white man’s burden ” in far-off lands. The authors include Sir Hugh Clifford. Joseph Conrad, John Buchan, Alfred Noyes, Jack London, R. E. Vernede, Bartimaeus” and 44 Shalimar. ...

... witi the Laglish horizon thought and 1,1 the coarse of these wanderings on a sailing ship voyage Horn Adelaue the Cape—Joseph Conrad whose can traced in his stylo and I pieseuting character. JOHN SINJOHN.” His firit books were published pseudonym John ...

... with a very definite beauty of line. the other c puzzle. At least it will be the majority. There is the way a fine bust Joseph Conrad. It looks very much alive. One might almost feel that it was startled to find itself such strange company. ...

... have been added to the daintily-produced New Adelphi Library published by Messrs. Martin csecker & J. Dent & Sons. Ltd.—Joseph Conrad’s great romance—perhaps his masterpiece The Rescue;” D. 11. Lawrence’s “Studies in Classical American Literature,” one ...

... than common sense—is the best them. Mrs. Elinor Mordaunt is, of all living writers, the one whose work reminds most of Joseph Conrad’s. Her Mrs. Van Kleek (Martin Seeker; 7s net) is book of high merit, remarkable for its cnaracterisation and its vivid ...

... Cunninghame Graham, is a fine piece of work, as well as a magnificent likeness, and the sculptor was equally successful with Joseph Conrad. If he gives us “G. 8.5.” he really it will enough. Ethiopianised ’’ version would be dreadful. But Mr. Shaw has yet to ...

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