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... inspired by a high and almost mystic thought, and brings a sense of solace very welcome at the present moment. Youth. By Joseph Conrad. (J.M.Dent.) ss. Youth is a feat of memory, says the author in his preface. It is a record of experience, but that ...
... well a little dinner at the Carlton or somewhere than on half a scone and a small coffee at a bun shop. According to ft Joseph Conrad, in his I wonderful Chance Man, we know, cannot live by bread alone, but (1 Continued on page 3Q0) IN F.NG LAND-NOW! With ...
... not to say, worrit out of a missus 'tirely at their mercy under two eiders, with, as afore said, a narsty corf. It's Joseph Conrad, isn't it, who says that the science of life consists in seizing every chance that presents itself? Most scientific dogs ...
... Magazine, the organ of the cadets, I see every chance of a new crop of Captain Marryats and Basil Hoods, and, if not another Joseph Conrad, the next best thing, which is another William Hickey while there is promise of excellent caricaturists too. Compared with ...
... disputed that in the ranks of English fiction there are four living masters whose place is beyond dispute Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, Rudyard Kip ling, and John Gals worthy. Of two of these it may be said that their prose achievements are behind them. ...
... laborious- ness and crudity may George Meredith, Henry Jaines, George Eliot, William Makepeace Thackeray, Emily Bronte, Joseph Conrad, the Gods, and you forgive this book. Mothers and Children: Hitherto Unpublished Stories by the late 44 Frank Danby. ...
... laborious- ness and crudity may George Meredith, Henry Jaines, George Eliot, William Makepeace Thackeray, Emily Bronte, Joseph Conrad, the Gods, and you forgive this book. Mothers and Children: Hitherto Unpublished Stories by the late 44 Frank Danby. ...
... Government, but is the Government of Poland. M Paderewski belongs to that small group of Poles; like Chopin, Sienkiewicz, Joseph Conrad, and Madame Curie, whose genius is recognised throughout the world. M. Padcrewski's personality is as well known in France ...
... Government, but is the Government of Poland. M Paderewski belongs to that small group of Poles; like Chopin, Sienkiewicz, Joseph Conrad, and Madame Curie, whose genius is recognised throughout the world. M. Padcrewski's personality is as well known in France ...
... MATINEES WEDS, and SATS, at 2.15 VICTORY. A Play in 3 Acts by B. Macdonalo Hastings. Founded on the celebrated Novel by Joseph Conrad. j^YRic (Ger. 367). DORIS KE AN E in ROXAN A. (Last Weeks) Every Evening at 8. (Last Weeks) BASIL SYDNEY ATHENE SEYLER ...
... [Photographs by Malcolm Arbuthnot.] Victory, at the Globe Theatre, is an adaptation, by Mr. B. Macdonald Hastings, of Mr. Joseph Conrad's novel of that name. Lena, a violinist in a shady concert troupe performing in Java, is rescued from her undesirable ...
... danger, and, to save him, kills one of them with his own dagger. The play was written by Mr. B. Macdonald Hastings from Joseph Conrad's novel of the same title. ...