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... sieves.- .. to sink. Our crew quickly ound Let the reader proceed to devour pen kineuce and closed it. Thee also tan Mr. Joseph Conrad's short stories—every „ff. t i ettet„ ,bowing where one of them, for there is not one that each stork goes. Our men had ...
... yonr rnd-d March ils! last follows: - *• William Yeats, in __iiii..n of hi. distinguish literary attain menu and Ms a* Joseph Conrad, his mints a- writer fiction .00 Msrgniet Lad Hu_g:ns. iwciaiileratiotl .if the services to science rendered by her iii ...
... list it. Mr. William But!.— Feats, in'recognition of hi. distinguished literary attan.- | u.et.'-i and h.s miner,, a, Joseph Conrad, consideration of I his tneriu a- a writer fiction . 100 Mm* Creenwood and | Greenwood jointly, and the -un.n.r j them ...
... Swiss life a,, d mountain Items. t Mr. Kiplii.g h«.- 1, pap r before tin Royal e' j'f.!? 011 Febitiary 17 on So- S .w Mr. Joseph Conrad k- Chance, was published tn event .-hould of itsclt ,-.j g .. 1. uteresting. for among .tocij'' B ',.»(? ...
... European history of the age. the future their reputation likely to stand even higher than stands to-day. Joseph Conrad's First Book. The story Joseph Conrad's first book is recalled by the editor Great Thoughts in the new number of that magazine. Some twenty ...
... but only till the dazzling proee.:sionof_publishers planets sweep onwards m their brulian course, leaving trails fehaw. Joseph Conrad, Chesterton, and Morgan fire behind them. Then, perhaps. I may venture humbly forth. ...
... Empress of Ireland, picturesque (says the Washington correspondent of the '• Morning Post ) that it reads like a page from Joseph Conrad, appears in a Washington newspaper the following special despatch from Quebec: 'Here, in the lobby of Chateau Frontenac ...
... appreciate such deliverances, nnd every now and then they are forthcoming. This week, for instance. Mr. Curie's estimate of Joseph Conrad, who. though Polish blood, has written some of the most powerful recent English novels, published by Messrs. Kejrnn Paul ...
... soldier and edited by Mr. John Galsworthy. Among the literary con- tributions are poem Kudyard Kipling, an article by Joseph Conrad, a play by Sir J. M Barrie, a French hospital sketch John Galsworthy an essay by E. V. Lucas, and description of night ...
... bim that he is ao t of music that he does not si.en mi it. Miss Rosa Macautey likes her music bed when it is bad. Hr. Joseph Conrad listens to it without knowledge, but with profeitnd Mr. Eden Philpotts does not Budd muds essential to his happiness'; ...
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