AN ACCEPTABLE GIFT
... Mason, Victor Hugo, flir Gilbert Parker, Joseph Hergesheimer, W. W. Jacobs, H. O. Wells, F. Brett Young. C. E. Montagu, Joseph Conrad, Tolstoi, and Balzac. ...
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... Dee. 3--Chamber music. Itsedsy. Dee. 1— Romance. a play by Peter ('reswell, founded on the novel of the same name by Joseph Conrad and Ford Hadox Hueffer (Part 1). Teesay, £--Orchestral concert. Wednesday. Dee. 1—8.8. C. Symphony Concert, relayed from ...
LONDON REGIONAL an METRES)
... 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 ...
CHARACTER STUDIES
... Oxford and Asquith, Lord Roberts, Lord Kitchener, Joseph Chamberlain. Lord Fisher, Lord Milner, Lord ilaig, Lord Haldane, .Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, W. 11. Hudson, George Moore, Ellen Terry, Sir Charles Parsons, Scott The Antarctic —their claim to lasting ...
A WRITER ON WRITERS
... is in politics.’' “It is possible that very little of what H. G. Wells has written will endure as English literature.” Joseph Conrad only wrote one tale about the sea that seaman can read, and that was before came ashore and settled down “to become something ...
A BATCH OF REPRINTS
... Centuries. Introduction by F. C. Green. M.A. J. M. Dent Sons, Ltd.; each 2s net. The Open-Air Library. The Mirror the Sea. Joseph Conrad. Aroox is England. W. 11. Hudson. J. M. Dent & Sons, Ltd.; each net. The Swan Library. Some Irish Yesterdays. B. E. Somerville ...
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... 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. ...
LARNE HARRIERS
... Broadcasting (X.). Part I. of Roman,. A play for broadcasting by Peter Creswell, founded on the novel of the same name br Joseph Conrad and Ford Madoz Hueff•r. Production by Peter Creswell. First ern. duvet) October 9. 1890. 10-50-12-o—Danc 9 Music: The Grosvenor ...
NOVELIST AND JOURNALIST
... prominent authors whose acquaintance he made about this time were Hilaire Belloc, G. K. Chesterton, W. H. Hudson, and Joseph Conrad. One of the best stories in the book is concerned with the last-named. When the murderer Crippen was arrested Canada one ...
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... 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 ...
STATESMEN AND SOLDIERS
... incomparably the greatest of the Edwardians.” A LITERARY GALLERY. The authors to whom space allocated are Arnold Bennett. Joseph Conrad, W. H. Hud- osn, D. H. Lawrence, George Moore, John Galsworthy, and Lytton Strachey. Mr. Humbert Wolfe reminds one at times ...
the T.U.C. is not the well-being of workers but the institution of a Socialistic system, which they hope will bring
... inland water wooed men on to its bosom and promised them mastery over another world. That lover of the Mediterranean, Joseph Conrad, in his book The Mirror of the Sea writes of it as that tideless basin freed from hidden shoals and treacherous currents ...