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... Deauville yesterday robs English literature of one of its most brilliant and least recognised exponents. His friendship with Joseph Conrad and Henry James linked Mr. Ford (formerly Mr. Hueffer) with vanished era of writing, but he himself had gone pertinaciously ...
... locomotive photographed as she sped through Bushey on the way from Liverpool to Euston VIEW FROM THE AIR of the sailing-ship Joseph Conrad taken five miles from Sydney Heads the vessel drew near to Sydney Harbour after an eventful voyage from England She is ...
... both extremists, we do well to turn back just about quarter of century. A fitting quotation here is one from the work of Joseph Conrad : A few strokes brought us alongside, and it was then that, for the very first time in my life, I heard myself addressed ...
... was a dominant figure in the literary life of Britain, the United States and France since he began collaborating with Joseph Conrad shortly after 1900. Mr. Ford returned to France about three weeks ago from a trip to the United States and took residence ...
... gap first conclude that little relationship characteristic of to-day that 1910 of to of and content Henry James Joyce Joseph Conrad Aldous Pinero Sean O’Casey and T S natural in making such to concentrate on and to take qualities common granted New Guise ...
... his all practical affairs result of Conrad being ” sailor an artist” In interesting little book The Polish Heritage of Joseph Conrad (7s 6d) just published Sampson Low Dr Gustav Morf shows that heredity responsible for much character The very power which ...
... however personal Conrad and modified later Ha agreed writes tha author I tha possible to be tha of gifted friend of Joseph Conrad indeed choice 1 much to calm placid temperament that end such foundation for under standing But intelligence womanly intuition ...
... Slocum tragedy BRITISH SAILING- AGROl MISHAP IN YORK HARBOUR New York Wednesday The British three-masted sailing-ship Joseph Conrad which is owned and commanded by Mr Alan Villiers the author and which is on tour round the world dragged her anchor in ...
... ports then he wanted it broke down remained that condition for the remainder of the voyage Under Mr Villiers’s command the Joseph Conrad as he had renamed the little full-rigged ship left Harwich at the end of October 1934 for York where January 2 1935 was ...
... hand national unity on a broad scale be preserved The Craftsman’s Conscience Once during an informal conversation between Joseph Conrad the novelist and younger man letters it chanced that the name of Mr John Burns was mentioned Promptly Conrad expressed ...
... sick or wounded animals out of their misery It seems rather illogical A Study Of Conrad REVIEW BY PAMELA HANSFORD JOHNSON Joseph Conrad By Edward Crankshaw London : The Bodley Head 6d net Lovers of Conrad will like this book because it will give them so many ...
... torn before some of the tug’s crew had jumped for safety board the Joseph Conrad managed to the tow rope in time to prevent her dragged under Collision Just Avoided The Joseph Conrad continued heading straight for concrete pylons marking the outlet pipes ...