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... his voyage round the Horn to San Francisco was published in 1910 end has become a minor classic. He was a firm friend of Joseph Conrad. Sir David sailed from Liverpool often He jot. the Merchant Service In 1890 and served seven years in sail !n 1915 he was ...
... lasting memorial. Nothing to excel or, in fact, to equal it, in sea romances was invented by Robert Louis Stevenson or Joseph Conrad. And among our multitude of statues on Merseyside we have not so much as a tiny tablet to their memory. Lamentable! Even ...
... meekly as a Salvation Army lassie in fact. A blow for culture is .truck by the startling personal appearance of author Joseph Conrad 'Robert Harris' in his tropical finery—pearly grey suit. yachting cap and eyeglass. Mr. Conrad . would like us to believe ...
... —Nome : a• Destroyer —the story of Lord Louis Mount- batten's ship. HMS Kelly. LIM: Typhoon. sea drama from the story by Joseph Conrad. Thief: 1015. ' This Music Crept Me. platy l :recording) Wales: 715. The General, Assembly. Television: 748. Kaleidoscope ...
... Liverpool and based in 1935. is a native of Britanhall, on the pungent adventure Cheshire. where she was born stories of Joseph Conrad, the in 1912. Although Cheshire born Pole who Caine to write such it was Lancastrian Luck, a small film screened in 1937 ...
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... man when he • bought his first ship, a • full-rigged vessel of 252 • tons, for £1,571 Os Id. • In this craft, renamed Joseph Conrad. he sailed • a course of 58.000 miles ▪ round the world with a crew of young Amerias could possibly be imagined. But he ...
... woman. —Madame de Stael. Being a woman is a terribly difficult task. since it consists principally in dealing with men. —Joseph Conrad. Women are wiser than men because they know less and understand more. —James Stephens. TRY THIS OM TwentyJour chocolates ...
... the Yorkshireman, who beat two Americans yesterday. ousted Irishman Joe Carr. by 2 and 1. The sole American survivor is Joseph Conrad. who had a comfortable win over Roger Bayliss. by 5 and 3 and now tackles Scrutton. In the other semi-final. Slater opposes ...
... had no distinguished author with the knowledge and ability to write authentic novels. ola%s or films about the sea since Joseph Conrad. Mr. Harrison said he had seen tine .vorlri premiere of a olac described in our most influential daily rewspaper as a ...
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... William Tweddell by one hole six seemed to be looming up. in 1935 and 20 years later, in It appeared his chance had 1955. Joseph Conrad, a Service gone. man. beat Yorkshire's Alan But Bobby thrilled his hugelSlater ganery by holing out Ms run- One must add ...