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... if foreign, one is entitled to say of him that. though hie command of English is wonderful, it is not wonderful enough. Joseph Conrad, when in his earliest hooks he was obviously writing as a foreigner, never goundered half so baldly. Urand Manner depicts ...
... Second. TROCADERO.— The Rescue pairs Ronald Colman with Lill Derails in a big new film from the story of sea roving by Joseph Conrad. This romance of the picturesque Java Seas is pictured by Herbert Brenon. famous for his direction of Beau Geste, and ...
... have had conversations with the spirits of Cecil Rhodes at his grave in the Matoppo Hills. and also with Lord Haig and Joseph Conrad. in the cause of Spiritualism he travelled extensively and lectured in all parts of the world. In the Psychic Museum which ...
... amateurs, were, or are, Dickens, Thackeray, George Eliot, Walter Scott, Landor. George Moore, Thomas Hardy, George Meredith, Joseph Conrad, Wells, Galsworthy, Trollope, Tennyson, Browning, Swinburne, Robert Bridges, Yeats, Shaw amateur authors? Is P. G. Wodehouse ...
... conditions in the Congo under the regime of Leopold of Belgium. A Striking Figaro He was • striking figure in those days. Joseph Conrad remembered him as a man who was used to strolling into the interior as though about to take a country walk, • walking-stick ...
... LAcKL JOSEPH CONRAD PLAY AND ENTERTAINMENTS ON SUNDAYS; PRICES AT CAFES HANSEL AND GRE ,TEL A Margaret Beavan Ferryboat ? To-night's attractions consist of Having made a tour of inspeLtion of the danger during the war was common. Joseph Conrad's story ...
... tcugh job. No novelist has yet presented a true picture of the perils and hardships which they brave, and perhaps only Joseph Conrad could have done so. And all they ask is that the Lifeboat Institution shall receive the support it needs. For themselves ...
... terrible ordeal. It is • queer country of contreste. Da one ride is Stanford-lei Hope. which for some years was the home of Joseph Conrad. but his Ivy Walls has been cleared away. Part of buildings in which some of the iitithor's most wonderful writing ...
... and looted cuffs and shops along the whole of the Cannebikre. This is one of the most famous streets in Europe, to which Joseph Conrad has paid tribute. Even at Nice there has been trouble. Austria is distracted by civil war. Romance has fled from the Tyrol ...
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... very valuable. A Lacity Strike Presentation copies of more on less modern authors are often rather valuable. For example, Joseph Conrad's' Chance. published in 1913 ' made money for at least one person. The first edition was held up by a printers' strike ...
... Ceiskery (Jarrolds, 3s 6dl is by Jessie Conrad, and carries a characteristic foreword by her late husband, the famous Joseph Conrad. Its 250 recipes are arranged with a view to handiness—any one of them can be turned up at a moment's notice—and the book ...