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... cypher of Sir FRANCIS BAcoN ; char- aoter sketches of Count von BuLow and President LouBET, and stories by I. ZANGWILL, JosEPH CoNRAD, and others. It is coPIOUSLY illustrated and finely printed throughout, and has a beautiful frontispiece after the Portrait ...
... get to sail back on the deck of a friend's converted 1930 s steamship that feels as though it has tacked straight out of Joseph Conrad. There is hardly anywhere on the hills of Nevis that does not look out over the sea. Almost every morning, rainbows arch ...
... Of Mr. Arnold Bennett he draws a cartoon that strays even further from any recognised likeness. What he tells us about Joseph Conrad is interesting because of the intimacy between them. Conrad would be an extraordinary man bereft of all that makes him ...
... resllll'led his jester's cap, and that the clanger of encountering m ysticism is over. A LIBRARY Ll T, TALES OF H EARSAY, by Joseph Conrad (T. Fisher Unwin, 7s. 6d.J; M 1 s TIVERTON GoEs OuT, by the author of The House i\lacle With Hands (Arrowsmith, 7s. 6d ...
... 6s. net. ''All who value the union of art and learning should read it.''-T£mes Ll'terary Supplement. NEW VOLUMES READY. JOSEPH CONRAD Demy Bvo. 10s. 6d. net. THE INHERITORS-A SET OF SIX NOSTROi\IO-THE SECRET AGENT. WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS. WRITE FOR AUTUMN ...
... (Dent, ss .) Sometimes Think, by Stephen Paget. (Macmillan, ss. net.) [April 28th, 1917. From the Editor's Bookshelf MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has always been intrigued by youth. Not only has he written a book about it. Others have done that more or less well. Eut ...
... read the letter from Valentine Swain (December 23). It referred to a deck chair constructed by a ship's carpenter for Joseph Conrad. identical chair (shown in my photograph), which I have always understood was made for my grandfather at sea some time ...
... that Mr. Villiers has published in CouNTRY He has re-christened her the quite impossible to raise an English crew, his Joseph Conrad, and is fitting her out for a cruise of indefinite principally Finns, whom their Government length to Australia. She is ...
... an recalls, via Rebecca West (she was reviewing three years ago an American book actually entitled Is Britain Dying?), Joseph Conrad saying that it is the mark of an inexperienced man not to believe in ill luck. Social ill luck and social good luck, ...
... at any time get on too effectively with theirs. Mr. Hackett's method of playwriting is exactly that so often pursued by Joseph Conrad in his novels. Briefly In it is that of reconstructing the past in terms of the present. In the first scene of Good Losers ...
... (Heath Cranton, 65.), is in the wme catep,ory and full of graphic descriptions of happy voyages. ot everyone who likes Joseph Conrad likes The i 'Vlirror of the S ea, illustrated by Laurence Irving (Methuen, 15s. net). Others, again, of whonl the present ...
... opened to the public in aid of charity. -MICHAEL RANDALL, The Cedars, The Ham, Westbury, Wiltshire. DECKCHAIR ONCE OWNED JOSEPH CONRAD SO WHAT OF TOMORROW? SIR-I was interested to read about the projected new Good year one-way tyre in (November 4). Have ...