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... envelop half the head. One has only to see these models to fall down before them in abject admiration. Within the Tides, by Joseph Conrad. (J. M. Dent and Sons.) IT is not difficult to understand why some people cannot read Mr. Conrad. He winds himself up ...
... appeared translations of works by George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, R. L. Stevenson, John Ruskin, H. G. Wells, Maurice Hewlett, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, and many others. A TIMELY and wise message has been sent to this country by M. Sazonoff, the Russian ...
... appeared translations of works by George Meredith, Thomas Hardy, R. L. Stevenson, John Ruskin, H. G. Wells, Maurice Hewlett, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, and many others. A TIMELY and wise message has been sent to this country by M. Sazonoff, the Russian ...
... (Dent, ss .) Sometimes Think, by Stephen Paget. (Macmillan, ss. net.) [April 28th, 1917. From the Editor's Bookshelf MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has always been intrigued by youth. Not only has he written a book about it. Others have done that more or less well. Eut ...
... (Dent, ss .) Sometimes Think, by Stephen Paget. (Macmillan, ss. net.) [April 28th, 1917. From the Editor's Bookshelf MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has always been intrigued by youth. Not only has he written a book about it. Others have done that more or less well. Eut ...
... 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 ...
... regard lest the industry or Skill that plSSes the game should perish of an insicious and inward decay. into art. JOSEPH CONRAD BRONZE, in The Mirror of the Sea:' IRON, WOOD, GLASS. Supreme, alive '' excellence. BROMSGROVE, WORCESTERSHIRE. Very ...
... regard lest the industry or Skill that plSSes the game should perish of an insicious and inward decay. into art. JOSEPH CONRAD BRONZE, in The Mirror of the Sea:' IRON, WOOD, GLASS. Supreme, alive '' excellence. BROMSGROVE, WORCESTERSHIRE. Very ...
... preserved with a most careful ·• regard lest the industry or the game should perish of an imicious and inward decay. JOSEPH CONRAD in The Mirror of the Sea.' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY CAN BE GIVEN. 25ft. LAUNCH, to seat eight, fitted with W olseley 4-cylinder ...
... 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 ...
... (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 ...
... Of Mr. Arnold Bennett he draws a cartoon that strays even further from any recognised likeness. What he tells us about Joseph Conrad is interesting because of the intimacy between them. Conrad would be an extraordinary man bereft of all that makes him ...