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... le Queux. Mc Todd—by Cutcliffe Hyne. Observations by Mr. Dooley. Chris of all sorts —by Baring Gould. Romance, a novel —Joseph Conrad and Ford Maddox Heuffer. Lovely Mary—Alice Hegan Rice. The Mischief of a Glove—by Mrs. Phillip Champion De Crespigney. ...
... Cloister and the Hearth, The Charles Reade Thoroughbreds AY. A. Fraser Concerning Isabel Carnaby Ellen T. Fowler Typhoon Joseph Conrad Castle Inn, The Stanley Weyman HOW tO BeCOITie Tuelve Stories and a Dream H. G. Wells Carrots Airs. Alolesworth Thyra Varriok ...
... Cloister and the Hearth, The Charles Reade Thoroughbreds AY. A. Fraser Concerning Isabel Carnaby Ellen T. Fowler Typhoon Joseph Conrad Castle Inn, The Stanley AVeyman X.O T ve Stories and a Dream H. G. AVells Carrots Airs. Molesworth Thyra Varrick Amelia ...
... THE MIRROR THE SEA. LANDFALLS AND DEPARTURES. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, relates some of his experiences and adventures at sea in the first sixpenny issue of the Pali Alall Magazine—the January number:—Those two events of the sea ...
... perished intense aonv was, indeed, a thrilling triumph for science and a story winch would require the pen of a Hugo a Joseph Conrad, a Stevenson, Llark Russell for its adequate recount»*; Another notable branch of science in which patient labour has ...
... interested in the exhibition of the great French impressionist, Henri Matisse. The two books of the year are, beyond doubt, Joseph Conrad's Arrow Gold and Max Beerbohm's Seven Men. A number interesting war memories have been published, including' the books ...
... which Admiral Lord Beatty presented the medals awarded for life-boat services in 1922, and a notable tribute from Mr. Joseph Conrad, who speaks of the life boat service as the service which does not give up. I There is an account of Prince of Wales's ...
... Dell would not be able to enjoy a novel by Thomas Hardy; a boy who read William Le Queux could not expected to understand Joseph Conrad. People who only went to revues and musical comedies would not only bored but would not understand play by Mr. Bernard ...
... individual judgment which was the basis a sound democracy. Me—ages were also received from. Mr. T. P. O'Connor. P., Mr. Joseph Conrad. Sir Oliver Lodge, Mr. Arnold Bennett, and others. ...
... broken upon your head is not given every man, but always to those who learn to seek at certain times and await God's plan. Joseph Conrad in one of his books makes the captain of the ship say, Don't ye put out by anything, as he speaks to his first mate while ...
... ot Earl Loreburn, who for seven years Lord Chancellor. Literature lost, in the physical sense at any rate, two giants. Joseph Conrad, the celebrated Pole Who produced such outstanding novels in the language of his adoption, and Anatole France Jacques Anatole ...
... first classical prose work to be specially adapted for wireless purposes will be transmitted. Its title is Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad, and the adaptation is being carried out by Mr. Cecil Lewis. A new line of 8.8.C. policy will thus be inaugurated—that ...