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... JOSEPH CONRAD: JOSEPH CONRAD, who has been taken from us so suddenly that w•e had not even time to say good-bye, was one of the most remarkable and interesting personalities in literary history. A great novelist and a great writer (the two qualities are ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD. Tin length of his head from obits to crown is accentuated by a pointed, graying beard, which the backward carriage of his head on high shoulders projects forward. Black eyebrows, hooked nose, hunched shoulders , and a peculiar h ooded look ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD AT HOME. By WINEFRID I N A Personal Record °oared, in telling us about the writing of Nostrosio, said: I suppose I went to bed sometimes, and got up the mune number of times. Yea, I suppose I slept, and ate the food pot before me, ...
... Joseph Conrad By Winifrid Blatchford. 31 ...
... A STUDY OF JOSEPH CONRAD. By WINIFRID IDO not know whether it is contrary to journalistic etiquette to review a book which is dedicated to oneself. I rather think it is. But what would you? If one likes the book, and it has anything to tell us thert we ...
... A MEMORY OF JOSEPH CONRAD. By. J. M. STI MY only claim to the consideration of Conrad lay in the fact I had lived many years in a corner of the world analogous to the puppets of Almayer's Potty. A letter of enthusiastic praise from me brought a cordial ...
... Russell. We found the July number, with contributions from R. B. Cunningham. Graham, John Galaworthy, Cecil Sharp, and Joseph Conrad, to be noes than ;usually ...
... good in these unhappy days of strife and hatred. -Yours sincerely, Lligwy, Moelire, Anglesey. * * * From Joseph Conrad: Diaz lUAn►w,--Mr. Joseph C'onrad sends his best wishes and expressions of goodwill to the CLARION, and his appreciation of its aims and ...
... wife and a woman to her husband. , He would, if he'could, set a Joseph Conrad or an Ana tali ranee, or, in fact, any old other man on the job except himself. Now, I wonder why? Joseph Conrad and Anatole France may not have wives, for aught I know. But the ...
... BENNETT By F J. Harvey Derma ANATOLE FRANCE By W. L. George , RUDYARD KIPLING By John Palmer THOMAS HARDY By Harold Chid JOSEPH CONRAD By Huth Walpole 0 7 1 th portrait and bibliography. 1/3 ad mei. Pease write fcr Llustrated Prospectus. = 22 BERNERS STREET ...
... was in keeping with the general production. The idle entertainment of an idle hour. •* * • Last week I prophesied that Joseph Conrad would not stay long in the theatre because it would, as a mediutb, make too great inroads on his egoism as an artist. I ...
... if reminding us that again the tide has brought the waves to kiss our shore; and sometimes furious, or, in the words of Joseph Conrad, in a state of senseless and capricious fury, revealing to us its cold and cruel depths and (to use the pre-ent tense) ...