... Galsworthy. tions are a Among the literary contribu- titled The Pil om: by -Rudyard Kipling, en- grim’s Way ;’ an article by Joseph Conrad, describing the author’s ex- periences in Poland at the ‘beginning of. the war; a play by Sir J. M. Barrie; a French Hospital ...

... a way of improving the world and furthering the progress of mankind. He would probably live as a workaday philasopher. Joseph Conrad was a great romantic realist—even greater than Kipling. Conrad secs human life as & romance, and is a great painter of ...

... have produced an origi nal work each for the small bound volumes. Sir James Barry has penned typical phantasy, and Mr. Joseph Conrad a characteristic description. The new postage stamps of the Irish Free Slate have now been issued. All are overprinted ...

... tor Neweastle Chancellor of the under. Lyme, and Duchy of Lancasier, is one © f the exeeu- tors of the will the late Mr, Joseph Conrad, the { ous novelist, whose took place at Canterbury on Thureaday Mr. William Patrick Cowie, C.1-B., an Indian Civil Servant ...

... and Mrs. silver dish. Mr. Plive (h-rinan. sun cases. M.. Jack German. luMcdieon-mats. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard German, works Joseph Conrad. The .Misses Margaret and May German, leather k.. hag. Archdeacon Graham, morning lea set and trav. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. ...

... Gilbert. Qoscomhc John Alfi'‘'l ■ man. Albert Toft. Ilnrrv Hrownsword, and I.edw • outstanding exhibit Epstein s bust of Joseph Conrad, the novelist. Samuel Wilkes & Sons E ' w ' J Works. Park Eosd, Bloiwich, »ew i ■ ''J 40s. a I Walsall for fan:!;,: 10 ...

... of a better was called and ila was opposed on men's What did they nean the by vague words romance and realism? In his Joseph Conrad, Mr. Walpole, after admitting the difficulty of definition, Attenipted to define them in this w: Tecan only sa y that to ...

... —Giving « lecture on “Joseph Conrad, the Novelist of the Sea,” Mr. A. a E, Emery, the University Extension Lec soul is the turer, said “the human the most mysterious, most wonderful, the most splendid thing in the world, and Joseph Conrad is the novelist of ...

... pramnwe. At the beginning ot the week' there is excellent variety—a pretty romance scuptauun of an ezeittng novel of Joseph Conrad's, dise. At the J& footWl enthusiasts must be sure In see The °teat Gime. It giVell interesting behind the scenes ...

... Sutcliffe have sent a first edition of “The Mirror of the Sea,” and on the inside of the front cover is a painting on ivory of Joseph Conrad, the author. The exhibi- tion offers another distinct attraction in the hanging of some sixty famous colour prints loaned ...

... Men of the Lost Frontier and Pilgrims of the Wild—written Grey Owl, a Canadian Conservation officer. •‘Typhoon, Joseph Conrad, was the book picked bv Miss M. Tayler; and Miss Brown, the third speaker, decided on Her Benny,” by Silas Hocking. Mrs ...

... grey Owl, the Canadian Conservation Officer. His articles and books were word pictures of amazing heauty. Typhoon. by Joseph Conrad, was the. hook picked by Alias M. Tayler,. a bookeke said which requires imagination to read as more than half of it d ...