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... to the lit in Liverpool in 1869. Its return to Britain coincides 1 Wlt the death twenty-five years ago this month of Joseph Conrad, ' who wrote many famous stories' barque, including The. Shadow Line and A of Fortune. whose first command was, had ...
... Galsworthy, and other writers of high, distinction, and the editor himself responsible for an admirable appreciation Joseph Conrad. The references the turoufe career of the author and the influence® that have combined to form his literary are singularly ...
... more faithfully or sincerely of the sea, none given a more enduring picture of the English seafaring class. His work, as Joseph Conrad wrote long ago, is the beginning and the embodiment of inspiring tradition. Towards this desirable renewal of interest ...
... in size, and their Great Novel Library. Among the volume* thus issued will nowls short stories by Sir Caine, Mackenzie, Joseph Conrad, Arnold Bennett, W. W. Jacobs, and other modern wntars. ...
... voyaged Below the Line. Whaler and sailing ship provided the background of the novels respectively of Herman Melville and Joseph Conrad, and some of the late Captain Cowan's adventures were worthy to be set beside the tales of these wizards of the sea. ...
... Doctor, but I'm the boy's leg will be in the hauns o' kent face. Conrad's Refusal. It has just become known that the late Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, who died on August 3, 1924, not only refused a knighthood offered to him during the premiership of ...
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... Art, South Kensington, and at Glasgow School of Art. Nicholas Murray Butler, President Columbia University, New York. Joseph Conrad, author, Bishopsbourne, Kent. Sir Walter Fletcher, K.8.E., Secretary of Medical Research Council, London. Graham Lusk. ...
... Thomas. _ 1 George is excellent, as Sir g- J- Orpen; while of the men of lettersi - M. Barrie, George Bernard Shaw, late Joseph Conrad are outstanding' fl some ways the Conrad is the feoJlection, the great novelist s jot hands tucked under his jacket, aZl ...
... adequately represented, but it is not ignored, and beauty are included from Homer, Herman Melville, and above all, perhaps, Joseph Conrad. The French and Italian poem#, in the original, add the interest ana variety 'of collection that will bo welcomed all whose ...
... GREAT NOVELIST DEAD. Mr Joseph Conrad. Mr Joseph Conrad, the well-known author, died yesterday morning at his residence at Bishop's Bourne, near Canterbury. SPECIAL MEMOIR. Connoisseurs of literature will read with grief and a shock of pain the curt ...
... project. The grant dwarfs the I £2million given to Tapson ; Steel Films for Amy Foster —an adaptation of a short ! story by Joseph Conrad, which will filmed mainly in Cornwall. ...