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... preserved with a most careful ·• regard lest the industry or the game should perish of an imicious and inward decay. JOSEPH CONRAD in The Mirror of the Sea.' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CAN BE GIVEN. 25ft. LAUNCH, to seat eight, fitted with W olseley 4-cylinder ...
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... appeared translations of works by George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, R. L. Stevenson, John Ruskin, H. G. Wells, Maurice Hewlett, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, and many others. A TIMELY and wise message has been sent to this country by M. Sazonoff, the Russian ...
... Yealm possibly the prettiest waterside home in Devon'. His father, Capt John, was like one of the better characters in a Joseph Conrad novel, both hard and forgiving 'We get a lot of boats competing here because of our ever-changing handicap system,' says ...
... THE PROBLEMS OF GOODNESS S 0 PAUL BAILEY THE COLLECTED LETTERS OF JOSEPH CONRAD Volume 2: 1898-1902. Edited by Frederick R. Karl & Laurence Davies (Cambridge, [27.50) the wicked, or even the moderately flawedthey make diverting company in the long hours ...
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... writer, Stephen Crane, who held it when a play, jointly written by H enry James Robert Barr, George Gissing, Rider Haggard, Joseph Conrad, H. B. Marnott-Watson, H. G. W ells, Edwin Pugh, A. E. W. Mason, and tephen Crane-was produced in Brede village school ...
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... the on the Thames, Britain's worldwide trade with coal, indu trial condition at sea and the handling of sailing ships. Joseph Conrad' ea career, the training and recreation of seamen, the development of the great chooner in North America and the growth ...
... roaring out to sea in a cloud of spray, are no longer quite the birds of the sea, whose swimming is like flying, as Joseph Conrad described their graceful sailing Nor do today's Customs officers ancestors. Nor do today's Customs officers pursue ·their ...
... have a memorable evening there. Whitbysteads is a glorious, unfussy, family home with a library of books from Balzac to Joseph Conrad, collected by Thomas's legendary late mother, the Hon Lavinia Lowther. She would sit at the dining table with drink and ...
... and diminishing 12th-(or 18th-) century anti-Semitism. But this is marginal. John Hale's four-part dramatisation from Joseph Conrad suffers from its proximity to the recent Rhodes (BBC 1). It is another story of greedy TELEVISION The first casualty of ...