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... to the two enemies that competition between them was, in fact, impossible as between George Robe) and Signor Caruso, or Joseph Conrad and Ethel SI Dell. For, though millions of people go to the moving-picture theatres every week in this country alone, and ...
... the somewhat paradoxical contention that Rudyard Kipling Is a feminine writer. There is a sense in which we may say that Joseph Conrad is a mescaline writer with-1 out using meaningless words. The' trouble begins when we dogmatise shout any particular case ...
... Mall House hall last July. AN EXAMINATION SLIP. ME. CONRAD AND NARROW ESCAPE. It happened to me many yearn ago (says Mr. Joseph Conrad in the American Bookman ) to endanger the course of my humble career at sea simply by writing the letter W instead of ...
... ruthlessness, of strength, that is always so popular in the piping times of peace. It is the savour we sometimes find in Joseph Conrad, in Jack London, in Frank Norris, and a host of others. It is doubtful if this quality will appeal in the same way for ...
... which he has made the public familiar I shays been a strong call nd a clear and has long since earned for him the for me Joseph Conrad. The voyage I so briquet of Frothy Freddy. His tti:ilb.gigh begins strtist toda y purely some a V.,— method of battle ...
... does, from a people who are racially great travellers and lovers of wonder. What, precisely, did they mean by it? !Ur. Joseph Conrad, in an introduction to a newlyhatched travel book, tries to tell us.• The traveller is to be admired for enduring a spectacle ...
... visitors left agd.in the rush to the end et the pier to wave farewell the crowd so great that many women fainted. Mr. Joseph Conrad. the author. was a passenger. He said lie felt worse in health than when ho landed, because Amencans' did their he'st to ...
... lesson of childhood that children should not show off which restrains them ;from telling the truth. Even a genius like Joseph Conrad cannot duck the temptation to surround his entry into the literary field Iwith a generous dose of bunk. How much of the ...
... from the bed of an old ocean, which the expedition discovered in Mongolia. £35.800 FOR MANUSCRIPTS. Manuscripts of Mr. Joseph Conrad's books were sold by auction on Tuesday I night at the Anderson Galleries and' reached a total of £.25,8430, believed to ...
... Government's reptweotatires oo this ea; in Canada before be sets about it. ha will make good. ORIGINAL RED GAUNTLET. If Joseph Conrad's Almayer's Folly is worth 01,800 in New York. what is Sir Walter Soott's Red Gauntlet worth in London? That is the ...
... done much useful work Mel and seethed gales from personal experience. he said to k now more about the elm. So also did Joseph Conrad, who devoted tion of trusts than ant man in the hour • whole book to the description of a movement. Be w . as editor n ...
... thirstpad • fourth. before he gets pointed in the right direction. Hat that is not always as tench of a handicap as it meas. Joseph Conrad. one of the goad's grealast noseliies, had no Idea that tie would ever write when he began Ufa Ito he followed this .es ...