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... little detail for the tyro. It is a book which should solve many a housewife's problems. To A Handbooh of Coohery Mr. Joseph Conrad has written an introduction, which is in itself a recommendation, in which he describes it as for a small house. The ...
... there is a short glossary at the end that defines these and other unfamiliar 11·ords. The main theme has a touch of the Joseph Conrad grandeu r about it; the imputation of cowardice and its effect upon an inarticulate and sensitive character. The party ...
... now flying the Red Ensign are the oid coasting barquentine vVaterwi.tch of F owey, and the miniature fu 11-rigged ship Joseph Conrad which A. J. Villiers is now sailing round the world. Of the craft shown in the pictures accompanying this article, which ...
... WOMAN OF ALL The Arrow of Gold, by Joseph Conrad. (Fisher Unwin, Ss.) W RITERS in all ages, and especially poetic writers, have been driven to crystallise either in song or story their conception of the women who are above attraction is endless, because ...
... can imagi!le Sinbad the Sailor making his memorable voyages, and as we watch them depart on what even now The Rescue, by Joseph Conrad. (Dent.) R. CONRAD still seems to be fascinated by the type of woman for whom any odd man out of the void is willing to ...
... The octet consist of Henry James, Com·ad Aiken, E. F. Benson, and Radclyffe Hall, all in Rye; H. G. Wells in Sandgate, Joseph Conrad in Aldington and elsewhere in Kent, Stephen Crane in Brede, and Ford Madox Ford in Winchelsea. · Their choice of location ...
... (Cambridge University Press, 635.) Belgium, by Emile Cammaerts. (Fisher Unwin, rzs. 6d.) Notes on Life and Letters, by Joseph Conrad. (Dent, 95.) FICTION. (Constable, Bs. 6d.) (Duckworth, 95.) The Tribal God, by Herbert Tremain. (Constable, Three Loving ...
... is pleasant reading. BOOKS WORTH READING The Histol 'Y of the Mansion H ouse, by Sydney Perks. (Cambr:dge 4t Sea with Joseph Conrad, by J. G. Sutherland. English Prisons To-day, edited by Stephen Hobhouse, M.A., ar_ ...
... write, despising my crawling pen, now it moves ship, a frigate, by name the Joseph Conrad, Mr. Alan Villiers has Y before me as a sailing ship, a frigate, by name the Joseph Conrad, the last surviving frigate in the world. Mr. Alan Villiers has written a ...
... dramatists, among them being J. M. Barrie, Arnold Bennett. Granville Barker, Rudolf Besier, George Calderon W. L. Cecurtney, Joseph Conrad, H. V. Esmond J. B. Fagan, Frederick Fenn, C. B. Fernald, H Hamilton Fyfe, John Galsworthy, Edward Garnett Miss Cicely ...
... single imtant. Secret Drama might mean anything, from a Henry James novel to a cinema nightmare; but the quotation from Joseph Conrad thßt immediately follows the title- The envelope of flesh and blood on which our eyes are fixed melts before our outstretched ...
... ngela Cordon I I I To --, by Lady Margaret Sackville 112 An Allcient Monument. (Illustrated) 113 Literature 114 Challee (Joseph Conrad); Whm William Came (H. H. M1mro); Old Mole (Gilbert Camzan); Pantomime (G. B. Stem); Modem Lovers (Viola Meyne/1); Marama ...