... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... all that is possible with the boy and girl love story. Laughing Anne.* There can be little suspense in this story, for Joseph Conrad. the author, starts off the film by telling what it is all about long after she is dead. At one time Anne's laughter rang ...

... Writer's own version of literary life David Garnett's grandfather and parents were writers. His childhood playmate was Joseph Conrad; H. G. Wells. Rupert Brooke. Galsworthy and many other literary figures were among his earliest acquaintances. His dog ...

... responded. Absent members were toasted on the call of Captain V. Clint Captain R.H. Davis in a brief talk recalled meeting Joseph Conrad on board an outgoing liner in Lough Foyle. Safe found intact A safe, stolen from a sub-post office at Maidstone (Kent) ...

... long-hitting Irishman. fell to him by 2 and 1. Carr was generally outgolfed and turned two down. The sole American left. Joseph Conrad. had a comfortable win over Roger Bayliss, the Stafford champion, by 5 and 3, and now tackled Scrutton. The match was played ...

... to win the and al2 yards' putt for a two at the special prize for the lowest short 13th. score of the maximum 100 Lt. Joseph Conrad. the American players who, at the end of the Walker Cup player, who won the day, will go forward to the 72 British amateur ...

... The new writers aided by Mr. Mencken included Sinclair Lewis, Theodore Dreiser, D. H. Lawrence, James Branch Cabell, Joseph Conrad, Ford Maddox Ford. Sherwood Anderson, Edgar Lee Masters and James Joyce. From the New York Times obituary of H. L. Mencken ...

... provided that he has the necessary gifts and the backing of his parents or friends, and provided also that he has luck. Joseph Conrad. the Pole, was born and brought up at Cracow in Galicia. as far from the sea A man I know had sound advice to give! Ask ...

... Mr. Nash also published works by h e admaster of the Presbyterian Thomas Hardy. Rudyard Kipling. 1. He was educated at Joseph Conrad. Hilaire Belloc, Conan c h lentine Academical Institution, Doyle and Rider Haggard. m et hodist College, Belfast, and 's ...