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... arisen, and to-day the question is needless. Indeed, it is the very Poetry of Commerce, touched with a fine hand by Mr. Joseph Conrad in his story of the launch of the Narcissus, that gives life to the art of a town. For the manufacturing city becomes a ...
... the fact that so distinguished a black- and-white artist as Mr. Joseph Pennell and so distinguished a novelist as Mr. Joseph Conrad were present. Mr. Zangwill made a very witty speech, which probably caught the taste of the audience more success fully ...
... it reads. Mr. Kipling is keenly alive to his predecessors, Marryat and Herman Melville (he might also have referred to Joseph Conrad's Nigger of the Narcissus but he has his own point of view. Few people will have thought before of the immense loneliness ...
... DOUBLE NUMBER. Price 2s. (3d. Our Fathers, by Andrew Lang. Noctes Ambro- sianzE, No. lxxii. The Heart of Dakknefs, by Joseph Conrad. Seventy Years at Westminster: II., by Right Hon. Sir John R. Mowbray, Bart., M.P. From the New Gibbon.-- A Daughter of ...
... cover. This thousandth number, wnicu contains two nunureu and eighty-three pages, has a great array of talent Andrew Lang, Joseph Conrad, Maurice Hewlett, Beatrice Ilarraden, Sir Henry Braekenbury, and others. Jt is a splendid number, the fitting crowning ...
... Silver Sand Mr. J. B. Burton, A Vanished Rival Mr. Anthony Hope, Tristram of Blent; Mr. Neil Munro, Doom Castle Mr. Joseph Conrad, The Rescue Mr. J. A. Steuart, The Eternal Quest the Rev. Baring-Gould, Nebo and Madame Sarah Grand, Babs the Impossible ...
... with two plays: one The New Felicity, by Miss Laurence Alma-Tadema, and the other called One Day More, of which Mr. Joseph Conrad, writer of some powerful books, is the author. The New Felicity gives one the idea that the dramatist, who has already ...
... characteristically puts it. He cites, in particular, Mr. H. G. Wells, Mr. Gilbert Chesterton, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Joseph Conrad, .Air. Hilaire Belloc, Mr. Gilbert Murray, and Mr. Maurice Hewlett as forming a constellation which may challenge all the ...
... single instance in which its influence has encouraged the development ot English drama in the last twenty- five years. Mr. Joseph Conrad I have always looked upon it with indignation. It is an outrage upon the dignity and honesty of the calling. Mr. H. G. ...
... single instance in which its influence has encouraged the development ot English drama in the last twenty- five years. Mr. Joseph Conrad I have always looked upon it with indignation. It is an outrage upon the dignity and honesty of the calling. Mr. H. G. ...
... where his predecessors have established agencies, so to speak, for their own personal attractions. Joseph Conrad The three stories which Joseph Conrad has gathered together under the title of 'Twixt Laud and Sea (Dent 6s.) are among the best I have ever ...
... and his experiences afloat were perhaps as fruitful a source of inspiration to him in his later career as were those of Joseph Conrad to that master of vivid prose when he forsook seafaring for litera ture. He is an honorary member of a number of foreign ...