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... distinguished in science, in art and literature. In the latter sphere we have had men like Maarten Maarten'. from Holland, and Joseph Conrad, from Poland. who found their readiest means of expression in the English language. Such people have STOMACH ACIDITY W ...
... CAPTAIN JOSEPH CONRAD. Mrs. Conrad has contradicted a statement that her husband bated to go to sea. This is a reminder of an interesting little known circumstance that the last time. I believe, that Conrad made a trip as a private passenger on a liner ...
... bandit feeder. Around this trial plays a story of political intrigue, blood feud and revenge, stranger then any tale of Joseph Conrad. On the Bth May, while the bandit chef as Mencia'a guest watched Peer Gynt go to his death on the stage of the Burg Theatre ...
... great advantage when the novelist opens up vistas of the oceans and the distant continents. To sai' in a four-master with Joseph Conrad or with John Masefield is the next best thing to a trip round the world. The worker has wonderfully widened his outlook ...
... been worth more to the Royal Navy and the ship-' owner as a recruiter then all the sentimental ditties of Dibdin. But Joseph Conrad, for instance, perhaps the greatest , genius that ever wrote of the sea, pictured it as a cruel master. Not only has Captain ...
... American Declaration of Independence, whl was killed in a duel a few days after be had signed it. tlB,OOO for a collection of Joseph Conrad MSS. Men with faces like Sphinxes tbs hardened buyers of the world—look up with a new light in their eyes when Rosenbsch ...
... Keith and Clara Now. THE CIMN.‘III). At the Clonard Picture House on Monday precedence was given to a screen version of Joseph Conrad's famous novel, Lord Jim. The production was replete with spectacular and thrilling incidents, including the threatened ...
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... proper effect, and really great Carmens are not horn every day. It Wes the favourite opera of that remarkable man, the late Joseph Conrad. He used to say that he was nut really musical, hut that lie would go a long way to hear Carmen. and I forget on how ...
... Thomas James Wise. of East Drive, Hampstead, a man of independent means, said he was intimately acquainted with the late Joseph Conrad and his family. Same sears ago Mr. Conrad gave his Doe the manuscript of The Mack Mate. and later he purchased It from ...
... he come into the world just after the insurrection of 1863 and was bred in the same atmosphere which was that also of Joseph Conrad's childhood and boyhood. An a student of medicine at 11Charkoff University young Pilaudski was sent down for taking part ...
... £68.1112; Sir Rider Haggard, L 61,725; George Meredith,, 032,000; Edna Lyall, £25,3110; Marie; Corelli. £21,076; and Joseph Conrad, £20,000. Victor Hugo left I:300,000. This is the, biggest fortune left by a novelist of any• natiooality. In his will ...