... collection of similar scope. I I The British section includes stories by John 1 1 Galsworthy, H. G. Wells, Arnold Bennett, |i Joseph Conrad, Katherine Mansfield, 1 1 George Moore, Aldous Huxley, D. H. 1 1 Lawrence, and Stacy Aumonier. Unsurpassable for Christmas ...

... make up for in other ways. In recent years they have become quite entitled to that much abused term palatial. I saw Joseph Conrad off from Glasgow in April 1924, on an Anchor liner, tor a visit to the United States his first and last and the luxury ...

... of his memory NOVELISTS AT A TEA-PARTY A tete-h-tete impression which Mr. Beerbohm calls A memory of Henry James and Joseph Conrad conversing at a tea-parly circa 1904 THE WITNESS Mr. Whistler giving evidence in the case of Pinnell v. the 4 Saturday ...

... rival that when in New York she wanted to meet this Conrad, looked for him in a telephone directory, and discovered a Joseph Conrad but he turned out to be a man in the cloak and suit trade. Nevertheless she gave an excellent performance in this notable ...

... rather dreadful propaganda pla3q The Show, have not passed off without signs of disapproval from the gods. rrvnE late Joseph Conrad's sole excursion A into the theatre (with his own version of The Secret Agent) was disastrous and, coming to the younger ...