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... be included in Tbs Story of Exploration Series, edited by Dr. J. Scott Keltie, and published by Ur. Alston Rivera. Ur, Joseph Conrad has finished book which calls The Mirror of the See.” The book consists of anecdotal essays dealing with various phases ...
... summer time, whop the ‘quality’s’ here, u© sends over to Stratton, but in the wiuter us just dies a natural death. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the well-known novelist, gives graphic picture of his “initiation” as sailor when he was a youth. He was in mid-Atlantic ...
... future numbers there will bo discussion on controversial subjects in articles written from different points of view. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of tales, is high-born Pole. At quit© an early ran away to Hamburg, and began bis carter a seaman. Shipwreck ...
... August A delightful Holiday companion Spleadid Conpletr Stories BT Alice and Claude Askew Arnold Bennett Edgar Jepson Joseph Conrad / Richard Marsh F. M. White \ F. H. Evans Helen and many Mathers GIVEN others AWAY With Casseirt Magazine^ yy as a souvenir ...
... lerelas the best Fiction 11a guile obtainable. Amongst the cootribetors to the September number are WILLIAM LE QUEUE. 'Joseph Conrad / v Richard Marsh F. M. White // F. H. Evans and many Mathers GIVEN others AWAY With Cassell’s Magarioe^^^ a souvenir are ...
... Bachelera MAX PEMBERTON Th - Diamond Ship By PERCY BREBNER Princes* Marftsa By MARIE CONNOR LEIGHTON *3*r Ladyship** Silence Joseph Conrad Richard Marsh F. M. While F. H. Evans Helen many Mathers GIVEN others AWAY souvenir are s/ SIX EXQUISITE COLOURED PLATES ...
... from Central America. Perhaps the most wonderful example of man capturing language that is not his own is supplied by Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist. Mr. Conrad Pole, and although Poland has no sea coast, was sailor before he was a writer. He not only writes ...
... assailing you in the dead stillness of vour present whore nothing moves except th** irrecoverable minutes of youp life.—Joseph Conrad, from “Chance.” ...
... CLUB WINDOW. President Wilson's favourite novelist is Sir Walter Soott, but his favourite novel is “Lortia Doone.” Mr. Joseph Conrad, one the most brilliant ■writers in English to-day, was born in Poland. wanted to a sailor, and. despite the opposition ...
... lias degraded true r. Canon Barnes. THE WILD KIT marvel of a» Mcnec can tame the wdd spirit that lu;k> in all men.—Mr. Joseph Conrad. TE.MIT.T? AM) They go together- a short temper and a long tongue.--Sir Charles Humphreys. GET HIE POINT. The best-educated ...
... Prize for Literature has awarded Mr. W. B. Yeats, the Irish poet. Tlie sale in New York original and printed books Mr. Joseph Conrad realised a total i'22,000. Albert Gooding, a labourer, fell about 50ft. while working on building in Loudon and was killed ...
... Prince of Wales, who shows in this practical way his interest in this noble service. There will also be a foreword by Joseph Conrad; so the book, which is published by Messrs. Hodder and Stoughton, should good seven and sixpeniiywoith. There is also a ...