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... contains all those t ings that delight her—most exclusive designs in the latest fashion; practical cookery articles by Mrs. Joseph Conrad and Lydia Chatterton; and valuable hints for artistic furnishing, &e. .nc tennis player may learn how to improve her service ...
... journal of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. has been published. and among those who have contributed to it are Joseph Conrad, Bartinieus. C. Fox Smith. Alfred Noyes, E. Eel& Chatterton. Bennet Coppketone, and Edmund Blunden. A number of excellent ...
... and education. must be ranked six one of the most distinguished EOM of Wales. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD. POLISH AUTHORS CLIMB TO FAME, The death is announced of Mr. Joseph Conrad, the well-known author, at his residence at Bishopebourne, near Canterbury. on Sunday ...
... Society, with Miss Winnlo Kelly in the chair, held their first meeting recently, when Mr. T. J. Luck. 8.A., read a paper on Joseph Conrad. The next meeting will be held tomorrow (Wednesday), when Professor Brett will deliver a lecture on Medieval Stories ...
... now. and a situation of some piquancy would cerise were the other fire to realise their chances in, the poetical Beal. JOSEPH CONRAD'S WORK A POSTITIIMOUS BOOK OF SHORT STORIES. Tales of Hearsay, by Joseph Coned, with a preface by R. B. Criminghame- Graham ...
... Prokoficf, Durcy, Tailleferre, Cartot, Thitand, Kochansky,! Rubenstein. Goossens, and de Fella, among musicians. and Joseph Conrad and kindred literary talents; for the hostess is one whose childhood moved in personal touch with Bjornsen and other names ...
... QUOTATI ON. Men's sins can take care of themselves. It is their innocent good deeds that start the bounds M destiny. JOSEPH CONRAD. Continued from preceding column. mendation for membership of friends or acquaintances unless she is ready to stake her ...
... IDA Limos DORIS CAMINO 1 4, T MORRISON and others. Title New Volume will 'malodor MARY GAUNT on The Sun Oath Cure. Mrs. JOSEPH CONRAD. Training the Children at r Nemo. C Mn. souse-mum°. -My Pelt War Polley. FAT INCHFAWN wed MRS. WATSON. 1.11101 Artistes ...
... c, . ::: , , . Joseph Conrad s ,: Last N o v e 1 USPE SE he the sky of moderns humours, for all its myriad stars, are sops* the passim of which is a loss to all the world. TIMES LITERARY SUPPLEMENT Better eavesdroppings, kidnappings, fights and 4 ...
... his music. Gentle and courtly in manner, Roussel's personality is ever attractive. In sonic sense he may be termed the Joseph Conrad of modern French music. His exotic experience as an officer of the French Navy, stationed in Indo-China, laid us his youth ...
... br Drake. London: John Lane, the Bodloy Hood (Limited); 7s. ed. not. A novel quite put of the ordinary. Suggestive of Joseph Conrad, very often it tells a story that must hold any imaginative reader in Arm grip. Mr. Drake reveals the rare gift of infusing ...
... B. Drake. London : John Lane, the Barite!, Heed (Limited); 7e. 6d. net. novel quite out of the ordinary. suggestive of Joseph Conrad, very often ft tells a story that must hold any imaginative reader in arm grip. Mr. Drake reveals the rare gift of infusing ...