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... such a remarkable success in The Land of Smiles? Then, of course, we lack good story-writers and dramatists. If only Joseph Conrad were alive to-day! True, he was a Frenchman, but he proved one of the most popular novelists in this country. I quite ...
... legendary the ‘plebians’ if so we may callihistory and mythology of Ireland. them, came to Ireland.” ; c. M, | Conrad’s Career Joseph Conrad, Poland’'s English Genius. By M. B. Bradbrook. (Cambridge University Press. a/6.) This book of some seventy pages is written ...
... his wife, his son l and three daughters. From the “Northern Whig” Twenty-five years ago The death is announced of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist. The son Polish parents, was at the age of twenty unable English yet later became one of the acknowledged ...
... had to taken to hospital when rescued. Two other George Medallists are London Metropolitan Police constables, William Joseph Conrad Schermuly and Thomas Tanner. They were off duty, with Tanner in bed on the sick list, when a very heavy bomb fell. Hastening ...
... as fast as the witness. In - other words. thirty-five miles an hour Spot Mistakes.' (1) Richard Tauber is • tenor. (2) Joseph Conrad was of Polish parentage. (3) Ben Jonson is the correct spelling. (4) There are no theatres, cinemas or music halls within ...
... as she sailed for Britain to- day, says the Associated Press. The relic, from the beloved barque Otago, of the writer, Joseph Conrad, will Icturn to Britain and a final resting place on the Thames, after encircling -the globe in 80 years. | | The wheel ...
... Diplomatic Arpg aceredited to the Holy See, d note personalities in the culmml and scientific spheres were Presens, . The Joseph Conrad, the last of the famous round-theworld frigates. It now serves as a training ship for the U.S. Navy. Rati THE fuel ration ...
... cherished work. Thomas Hardy tried to perfect the last line of an ode which he had written the day before he passed away. Joseph Conrad, his fingers crippled by rheumatism, struggled for weeks to complete his great drama of Napoleon. Dickens, feeling that ...
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... unhappiest. O’Flaherty is a romantic writer who sees himself very falsely as a harsh realist. Long ago in an essay on Joseph Conrad he stated his preference for the romantic gesture, for Genghiz Khan and his jewelled concubines, for the storming of Troy ...
... men who are assuredly our life line, but it is difficult, indeed, to make such an institution entirely selfsupporting. Joseph Conrad, merchant seaman as well as novelist, once lived there, and one of the treasures of the club is a letter of thanks which ...