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... (Cresset Press, 1.55). BRIGHT addition to the Classic series of the Oxford University Press t4s) as FOUR TALES, em- bodying Joseph Conrad's The Nagger of the Narcissus, Youth, The Secret Sharer, and Freya of the Seven Seas novels and tales which helped to establish ...
... the Roaring Forties bound to, Australia nn the once-famous Clipper, Ben Voirlich were reminiscent of; the writing.. Joseph Conrad, the ,sailor novelist. Of a .etirir it and unassuming !nature. alway, avoiding the limelight. althoug'i often pressed to ...
... MISCELLANEOUS Bioaxaphical studies of Bernard Shav, (by A. C. Ward), of Joseph Conrad (Oliver Warner), and O. K. Chesterton (Christopher Hollis) have been published by Longmans Green & Co for the British Council and the National Book League These paper ...
... haunted by fears both of madness and death; not without reason, for ho died in an asylum. But he was never heartless. Joseph Conrad. one of the great writers whose work has been profoundly influenced by Maupassant, says : 'lt can be safely affirmed that ...
... storehouse mercantile treasures and relics (one can see the steering wheel of the first ship the great novelist and seaman. Joseph Conrad, ever commanded). It was her suggestion that the King and Queen decided to inspect the sloop. During the Inspection, their ...
... it—he was not that kind of man—end we should never have known about his magnificent achievement if it had not been for Joseph Conrad. In his story Typhoon, the most magnificent story of the sea ever written. you may read about Captain MacWhirr of Belfast ...
... Salvation Army Bani; 2-80, Northern Orch. 4, Plays, ' The Matchmaker '’ (Elizabeth Dawson) asnd (4-30) *“* One Day More ’ (Joseph Conrad). 5, Children; 5-55, Weather. 6 News; 6-15, Northern Ireland News; 6-25, Sport; 6-35, Harry Davidson's Orch. 7-20, Ulster ...
... 45-7.(X—Mufcic Tvphoon.’ radio adaption or Norlhern Variety Orchestra- for two pianos played by Dai.w Badger Story Of Joseph Conrad. Yesterday In Par-laraent. 1-o—inwr- Hi:da S ; hen«>a. 1,-10-e.O , national Tour.st Tropny Motor-c>c.e .. 0 h .. Slaved ...
... 7, Newsreel; 7-28, Sport; 7-30, Ray's a Laugh. 8 Home, Sweet Home; 8-45, Life with the Lyons. 9-18, Play. The Typhoon (Joseph Conrad). 10, News; 10-15, Test Match; 10-20, Geraldo's Orch. 118, A Book at Bedtime: 11.20, Billy Mayerl's Players, with Mary ...
... took him 47 days. I had very light and inconsistent winds I nearly went bonkus, he said. To help pass the time he read Joseph Conrad. Somerset Maugham. a poetry anthology and other books. But I was pretty busy with navigation, and by the time I reached ...
... youngsters as Laughing Anne. This is being pupils, made round a well-known short 1 Lana Turner has been named as story of Joseph Conrad. one of the half-dozen expert women ball-room dancers by England's two Box stars Frank Veloz. She dances with Margaret ...
... Show, 8.30, Guess My Orch. Concert Part 2 10-5, Bertrand |Story. 9, Feature on Nylon. 9-45, The Russell talking about Joseph Conrad; 10-20,| Parasite (Conan loyle), 10-35, Weather and Much-Binding; 10-50, Ulster Anthology!News (sound only). ...