... think \\·hen notice of hipwreck appears, the abject mi ery of one man rather than the fear of many. You may remember that Joseph Conrad told how he spoke profe sionally, in a cheery tone, to the captain of a ship which had taken the grou ml, ending with the ...

... the conversation, orders Geoffrey away from the house. ** The Devil laughs, “and there is one soul lost to heaven.” Mr. Joseph Conrad is good as Geoffrey Warrington, and Miss Nita Carson makes an acceptable Lady Sylvia. Mr. T. T. Warren is secen to advantage ...

... Cordon To --, by Lady Margaret Sackville An Allcient Monument. (Illustrated) Literature 114 (Leader) (Illustrated) Challee (Joseph Conrad); Whm William Came (H. H. M1mro); Old Mole (Gilbert Camzan); Pantomime (G. B. Stem); Modem Lovers (Viola Meyne/1); Marama ...

... among the balmiest heresie of all cultural time is de rigu.eur-that everything from the poems of Tu Fu to the novels of Joseph Conrad, must be read, not in A Sense of Place As I read of each myth, each hero, and these mythological features of Ayers Rock ...

... his correspondence, covering the years of his discovery of himself as a writer: Nothing I have ever read by Joseph Conrad or about Joseph Conrad altogether explains the evident mysteries of his being, or at least of his transformation-the Pole who takes ...

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... Perhaps it will enable him to buy another ship, and make another voyage. I m~eanwhile the hope so, for in the m~eanwhile the Joseph Con-rad has been sold to defray expenses, and Mr. Villiers is kicking his heels, murmuring unhappily : over me again the gloomy ...

... boys. Books to order from the library : A Man's 'vVoman. F rank Morris. Tommy and Grizel. J. M. Barrie. Lord Jim. Joseph Conrad. (Blackwood.) The Stickit Minister 's Wooing, etc. J ohn Charity. H orace Annesley Vachell. After Wild Sheep. Prince ...

... Church, Dr. Sheppard is likely to find himself very happy ahd very much at home at St. Paul's. least, we all hope so. THE JOSEPH CONRAD J N the Orwell at Ipswich is lying what is probably the last of the frigate type of sailing vessels which were the d ...

... the volume is pecu- liarly well named, and that the real Russia is as yet almost entirely undiscovered to Western eyes. Joseph Conrad and Stephen Graham have both explained a part of her; and it is COUNTRY. LIFE. SPOONBILLS PANTING FROl\l EXERTION. [Dec ...

... ng good is Joseph Conrad: A Disquisition,'' by John Galsworthy. We are afraid that the novelist is not so lucid in ·criticism as he is in creation ; in fact, his deliverance is cryptic. The distinguishing characteristic of Joseph Conrad, according to ...

... the fact that the two finest living writers about the sea are, or have been, professional sailors- Pierre Loti and Mr. Joseph Conrad. There is, by the way, curious material for the psychologist in the reflection that while we English are accepted as rulers ...