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... Finding the Niche for Joseph Conrad ship! For ages had the ocean battered in vain her enduring sides: she was there when the world was vaster and darker, when the sea was great and mysterious and ready to surrender the prize of fame to audacious men. ...
... By GEORGE ORWELLi The Tales of Joseph Conrad IT was particularly fortunate that the reprinting of three of Conrad’s tales in the Everyman Edition should coincide with the reprinting of four others (“Within the Tides” and other stories) as a Penguin. Conrad's ...
... THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD been secured for serial publication by the proprietors of T. P.'. WIMIX. The Speetitor describes Mr. Conrad as a writer of remarkable and original powers. quite unequalled in the interpretation of certain phases ...
... Mr. Joseph Conrad, or any other novelist in search of copy for the description a typhoon, would nave felt at home in the great gale which swept over the North England on Tuesday night and yesterday morning. Local meteorologists tell us that at one time ...
... Mr. Joseph Conrad, or any other novelist in search of copy for the description of a typhoon, would have felt at home in the great gale which swept over the North or England on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Local meteorologists tell us that at ...
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... and Joseph Conrad i visitor from another planet England to-day one be presumed to have paid 4 1914 might years more coalesced Empires racecourse is Cop with cynicism in some quarter: “ war bowling in and Mil Wartime record in Brilliant weather disturb ...
... Charge of Poisoning Withdrawn.— Joseph Conrad, baker, of Sidmouth-street, St. Paneras, London, who was charged with administering arsenic his wife, was discharged at Clerkenwell on Wednesday. Mr. Angus Lewis said since the prisoner was last before the ...
... « D FO TWO YEARS. nese CORPSES ROTTING. Real Story Outrivals Joseph Conrad. NO 2ore thrilling romance of the sea has ever been told gs of 5.8, which has just from New York nearly two The was chartered by the Union it to from America a cargo of railway ...
... confidently. Reviewed in brief .'',,,, AN OUTCAST OF THE addicts may pref r e l. ISLANDS, by Joseph Conrad. complicated la te jsla ROMANCE, by Joseph Conrad Outcast of the (in collaboration with Ford most tropical Madox Hueffer). (Dent Collected tales ...
... MANCHESTER. Extra-Mural Dept., Sesslon 1948-49. university Extension Course of six Lectures an two Nove:ats. HENRY JAMES and JOSEPH CONRAD, by R. G. 00X, M.A., Ph.D., Lecturer in English Literature. Mon toys. at 6 30 p rn.. cr,mmeneing Feb. 7. in the University ...
... stories and articles from the leading writers of the day, including Sir J. M. Barrie, Mr. Balfour, Mr. Galsworthy. Mr. Joseph Conrad,' Bdr A. Boyle, and Mrs. Humphry Ward. hug© sale is assured. ...