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... described best rather four-in-hand ® ruddy eloquently as ever had. workhorse I \re COUNTRY LIFE-OCTOBER 21, 1982 her for JOSEPH CONRAD AT HOME I N September 1896 an unusual couple arrived at the south Essex village of Stanford-le- Hope, beside the Thames ...
... Seymour's book is less about conspiracy than about adjacent literary life-styles. Henry James, Ford Madox Ford, Stephen Crane, Joseph Conrad and H. G. Wells all happened to reside in East Sussex at about the turn of the century, and as the only full-blooded Englishman ...
... grounds extending to 14 ACRES An individual country home designed ari.d built by John Conrad, son of the renowned author Joseph Conrad. 3 reception rooms, 3 bedrooms, adjoining staff flat. Swimming pool. Gardens and grounds of 14 ACRES. REGION OF £500,000 ...
... an recalls, via Rebecca West (she was reviewing three years ago an American book actually entitled Is Britain Dying?), Joseph Conrad saying that it is the mark of an inexperienced man not to believe in ill luck. Social ill luck and social good luck, ...
... Reychose to Sidmouth appreciative detail the As the title greeted with critical acclaim from such distinguished figures as Joseph Conrad and Arnold Bennett. Reynolds was a scientist who chose to live with the fishermen of Sidmouth and recorded in appreciative ...
... have a memorable evening there. Whitbysteads is a glorious, unfussy, family home with a library of books from Balzac to Joseph Conrad, collected by Thomas's legendary late mother, the Hon Lavinia Lowther. She would sit at the dining table with drink and ...
... t was the Torrens, the famous clipper in which Joseph Conrad once served as mate, of the best known of the many the Australian passenger eighteen-seventies and has compiled her history which Joseph Conrad once served as mate, one of the best known of the ...
... Yealm possibly the prettiest waterside home in Devon'. His father, Capt John, was like one of the better characters in a Joseph Conrad novel, both hard and forgiving 'We get a lot of boats competing here because of our ever-changing handicap system,' says ...
... Twain, Ezra Pound, Gilbert Murray ing old paper, in ever increasing quantities, there are only two principal reception and Joseph Conrad were entertained by until his collection became the best and rooms besides the great studio: the drawing his parents in ...
... 6s. net. ''All who value the union of art and learning should read it.''-T£mes Ll'terary Supplement. NEW VOLUMES READY. JOSEPH CONRAD Demy Bvo. 10s. 6d. net. THE INHERITORS-A SET OF SIX NOSTROi\IO-THE SECRET AGENT. WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS. WRITE FOR AUTUMN ...
... (1903) who has that marvellous Act II opening speech that begins, I haven't got a proper passport, and as memorably JOSEPH CONRAD: THE MODERN IMAGINATION. By C. B. Cox ALAS! THE LOVE OF WOMEN. Byron's Letters and Journals. Vol. 3 1813-1814. Edited by ...
... have a memorable evening there. Whitbysteads is a glorious, unfussy, family home with a library of books from Balzac to Joseph Conrad, collected by Thomas's legendary late mother, the Hon Lavinia Lowther. She would sit at the dining table with drink and ...