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... of his memory NOVELISTS AT A TEA-PARTY A tete-h-tete impression which Mr. Beerbohm calls A memory of Henry James and Joseph Conrad conversing at a tea-parly circa 1904 THE WITNESS Mr. Whistler giving evidence in the case of Pinnell v. the 4 Saturday ...
... The Disappearing 66 Windjammer 95 AN AMERICAN PAINTER-NAVIGATOR AND HIS ART THE last time that Joseph Conrad visited the United States he expressed the sense of disillusionment and disappoint ment with which his voyage had impressed him. The great ocean ...
... moon, and come J'.wn to earth, and to ordinary middle-class folk of our own times. Finely illustrated by L. Raven Hill. JOSEPH CONRAD. This favourite writer of Sea Stories tells of his personal experiences as a sailor. His contribution will be welcomed ...
... beaut}', or, as the case may be, making them hollow to the point of mockery. On August 3, 1924, all that was mortal of Joseph Conrad passed away. That which was immortal in him passed on to inspire the expressed grief and homage of a world made poorer ...
... present who is in the public eye at the moment everybody from Lytton Strachey to Lord Hugh Cecil, and from Sidney Webb to Joseph Conrad. Every victim of Max's humour had been invited, and, since there are eighty-three pictures on show, you can imagine how ...
... NET. CONTENTS No. I. Vol. I. A Sunday Morning Tragedy THOS. HARDY The Jolly Corner HENRY TAMES Some Reminiscenses I. JOSEPH CONRAD A Fisher of Men JOHN GALSWORTHY Stonehenge W. H. HUDSON The Raid-- I. Count TOLSTOI AND H. G. WELLS' New Novel TONO-BUNGAY ...
... example, the supposed narrator of the story of The Inheritors (William Heinemann), which is told in reality by Messieurs Joseph Conrad and Ford M. Hueffer. But the lady went on to explain I heard, says her auditor and reporter The nature of the Fourth Dimension ...
... rather dreadful propaganda pla3q The Show, have not passed off without signs of disapproval from the gods. rrvnE late Joseph Conrad's sole excursion A into the theatre (with his own version of The Secret Agent) was disastrous and, coming to the younger ...