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... JOSEPH CONRAD AT HOME I N September 1896 an unusual couple arrived at the south Essex village of Stanford-le- Hope, beside the Thames near Tilbury. The wife, Jessie, was the daughter of a London bookseller; the husband, Teodor Josef Konrad Korzeniowski ...
... by Christie's on July 28, 1922. JOSEPH CONRAD AT HOME SIR-Readers of Amanda Bingley's article (October 21) under the above title may be interested to see the photograph of a deckchair which once belonged to Joseph Conrad. It was constructed by the ship's ...
... t was the Torrens, the famous clipper in which Joseph Conrad once served as mate, of the best known of the many the Australian passenger eighteen-seventies and has compiled her history which Joseph Conrad once served as mate, one of the best known of the ...
... scale-and no doubt also the box office-of Alny Foster are not quite of Titanic proportions. Based on a short story by Joseph Conrad, it unfolds in a tight-knit farming village on the stormtossed s hores of Cornwall in the late-19th century (sharp-eyed ...
... THE OLD IVORLD PLEASAUNCE, by Eleanour Sinclair Rohde (Jenkins); INLAND FAR, by Clifford Bax (Heinemann); SuSPENSE, by Joseph Conrad (Dent); TilE ELDER StSTER, by Frank Swinnerton UNCIIANG ING QuEST, by ir Philip _Gibbs (Hutchinson); (Hutchinson); UNCIIANG ...
... cypher of Sir FRANCIS BAcoN ; char- aoter sketches of Count von BuLow and President LouBET, and stories by I. ZANGWILL, JosEPH CoNRAD, and others. coPIOUSLY illustrated and finely printed throughout, and has a beautiful frontispiece after the Portrait ...
... regard lest the industry or Skill that plSSes the game should perish of an insicious and inward decay. into art. JOSEPH CONRAD BRONZE, in The Mirror of the Sea:' IRON, WOOD, GLASS. Supreme, alive '' excellence. BROMSGROVE, WORCESTERSHIRE. Very ...
... Seymour's book is less about conspiracy than about adjacent literary life-styles. Henry James, Ford Madox Ford, Stephen Crane, Joseph Conrad and H. G. Wells all happened to reside in East Sussex at about the turn of the century, and as the only full-blooded Englishman ...
... this vicious circle and the work itself becomes like the work in a treadmill-a thing without joy-a punishing task, wrote Joseph Conrad to his friend Ted Sanderson on October 12, 1899. You can see now why I am often so remiss in my correspondence. There ...
... appeared translations of works by George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, R. L. Stevenson, John Ruskin, H. G. Wells, Maurice Hewlett, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, and many others. A TIMELY and wise message has been sent to this country by M. Sazonoff, the Russian ...
... SPRING. NUMBER CO.VTJ?JBUTOJ?S I.\'CL UDE May Sinclair J. D. Beresford Margaret Pedler Kathleen Bonham Violet Vanbrugh Mrs. Joseph Conrad Dell Leigh Jean Talbot ON SALE EVERYWHERE 1/- Or post free 1/3 from the Publishers, GEORGE rEW::-iES, LTD 8-11 , SJulhamplon ...
... THE PROBLEMS OF GOODNESS S 0 PAUL BAILEY THE COLLECTED LETTERS OF JOSEPH CONRAD Volume 2: 1898-1902. Edited by Frederick R. Karl & Laurence Davies (Cambridge, [27.50) the wicked, or even the moderately flawedthey make diverting company in the long hours ...