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... THE MIRACLE OF GENIUS. CENIUS is found in unexpected places, as witness Joseph Conrad, the finest, perhaps, of all novelists, a Pole who once served before the mast. Look, too, at the products of youth in literature. Quite recently a girl of sixteen brought ...
... not seem to suit intellectual speculation. In striking contrast to the Navy—or, rather, a seafaring lite—which produced Joseph Conrad, Pierre Loti and other literary geniuses, the Army can boast few great writers. ANCHOR. ...
... restarting play after an infringement when the two opposing packs of forwards group together (5) 9. The —, 1919 novel by Joseph Conrad (5,2,4) 14. Richard, British politician whose diaries were ...
... NOVELIST IN A MOTOR ACCIDENT. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, with his wife and child, were the occupants of a motor-car which knocked down and ran over a labourer, named George Field, in Chatham. Field was yesterday awarded .£2l damages and costs against ...
... PROGRAMMES gie Wood (prior to his Canadian tour) in Domestic Episodes, with Dolly Harmer; 8.15, One Day More, by Joseph Conrad, produced by Katherine Pole; 9, news; 9.15, chamber music, relayed from the Chapter House, Canterbury Cathedral; 10.15 ...
... FILMS present RALPH TREVOR RICHARDSON • HOWARD ROBERT WENDY MORLEY • HILLER in CAROL REED 1-. production g iti o 1 T. eV JOSEPH CONRAD GEORGE COULOURIS with KERIMA SCREENPLAY BY C. FAIRCHILD PrOdubid and dufected by CAROL REED PLAZA NM ...
... * * Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist, whose letter appeared in the Times yesterday—pointing out how absurd it was for anyone to maintain the fiction that a fishing fleet could be mistaken for a torpedo flotilla, and also that it was customary to give ...
... tit-bit which is shortly to tempt the connoisseur's appetite. It is no less than a portion of an unfinished novel by Joseph Conrad. Conrad's reputation has risen considerably since his death, and his earlier firsts fetch good prices. That they have ...
... Saturday.—(Dailyt Mirror photo ;hampton Club on Saturday. 'ing by way of a -trial spin in yaphs.) NOVELIST DEAD.--Mr. Joseph Conrad, the celebrated novelist. who died yesterday at his house at Bishopsbourne, near Canterbury. Of Polish parentage, ha was ...
... corner of a stair hand-rail (5). 14. River that flows past Warsaw (7). 15. Zero (3). 16. Novel by Joseph Conrad - (4, 3). 17. Jewish expounder or doctor of the law (5). 121. Capital of Kansas (6). 22. Cavalier poet known for his handsomeness and aristocra ...
... of course, they are not in the- least alike. The Russian Prince George is nearly 6ft. 4in. Life of Joseph Conrad The first authentic life of Joseph Conrad, written by M. Jean Aubry, will be published, I understand, late this month. It will reveal this complex ...
... RADIO HIGHSPOTS STORYTIME (Radio 4, UNDER WESTERN 4.35): Eric Linklater's EYES (Radio 4, 7.30): The House of Gair, read by Joseph Conrad ploy about John Shedden. revolutionaries, set in in WHAT'S IT ALL Switzerland and Russia in ABOUT ? (Radio 4, 1911. 6.15): ...