... and shunning tobacco. A very composer, he considered his manuscript several time. before sending it to the printer. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea-tales, is a bigh-born Pols. At quite an early age he ran away to Hamburg, and began his carier as • ...

... including volume* of biography and criticism. as well so fiction. • couple of novels he has written in collaboration with Joseph Conrad, the famous writer of sea stories. LIIRt year he published • story, The Soul of Len.; but hie new book, Fifth Queen, ...

... Cassell's Magazine for August A delightful Holiday companion Splendid Complete Stories tv Mice and Claude Askew Arnold Bennett Joseph Conrad F. M. White Hales Mn Edgar Jepson Richard Marsh F. H. Evans and many GIVEN AWAY With Cassell's Magazine as a souvenir are ...

... Cassell's Magazine for August A delightful Holiday companion Splendid Compete Stories Alice and Claude Askew Arnold Bennett Joseph Conrad Edgar Jepson Richard Marsh %. F. M. White F. H. Evans \ and many Matbers GIVEN AA WY Wib Cagell's Migraine as a souvenir ...

... front Cestral America. Perhaps the most wonderful example of • man capturing • language that is not two is supplied by Mr. Joseph Conrad. tko novelist. Mr. Conrad is • Poly. and although Poland has no sea must, he was • sailor before he was • writer. He not ...

... heartily when I baked him if thee I. Royal flightsa in cotton-wcol while coat dust dyeing abort! • • I i. pla.t. Yr Joseph Conrad. the writes of sew tales Is a high-lmra Pole. At quite ea early act tan to flaribarg. sad began hot as a osaiwas. Nlipwrsek ...

... TWICE NIGHTLY 6 & 8. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. VICTORY (From the novel by Joseph Conrad) A Maurice Tourneur production, featuring all star cast including JACK HOLT and SEENA OWEN. In the picurisation of ‘“Victory”” Mr. Tourneur was right in his element. He ...

... private library in the Quest included the works of Browning, Kipling, Masefield, Robert W. Service, Alfred Noyes, and Joseph Conrad. 'Fhe Quest expedition was enabled to proceed largely through tne ({enemsx:y of Sir Ernest’s 013 school-fellow, Mr. John ...

... THE WILD SPIRIT. No marvel of applied science can tame the wild epirit that lurks in all men—Mr. Joseph Conrad. TEMPER AND TONGUE. They go together—a short temper and a long tongue.—Sir Charles Humphreys. GET TO THE POINT. The besteducated man is he who ...

... magis. trate, THAT DIFFICULT SPIRIT. No marvel of applied science can tame the wild spirit that lurke in all men.—Mr. Joseph Conrad. IMMORTALITY OF INTELLECTUALITY. Nations are remembered mninl{ by their contributions to the intellectual life of the world ...

... Priuce 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 be a good seven-and-sixpennyworth. There is also ...

... DEATH OF JOSEPH CONRAD The death of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, took place at his house at Bishopbourne, near Canterbury, at the age of 67. He had been out for a motor-car drive on the previous day, and the end came suddenly. His health ...