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... contents and in their beauty It is certain that they sell well, for of that there has been a recent test in the case of Joseph Conrad, not every reader's writer, though, beyond doubt, he was a great writer. His har- rhonious edition must have brought good ...
... and low. A short story, which has an odd history, comes from Duckworth, The Nature of a Crime. It was written by Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer, but, judging from introductions contributed to it by both of them, they could only remember ...
... idealised a remark able personality in a delightful way. The attractive style and justness of phrasing has common cause with Joseph Conrad's preface, printed here for the first time, to a new edition of Stephen Crane's classic war novel, The Red Badge of Courage ...
... unfinished novel by a great writer be completed, when given to the public, or left alone This question is suggested by Joseph Conrad's posthumous story of the Napoleonic times, Suspense. SHOULD a novel, left unfinished by a writer of the first order, ...
... , because he has the stuff in him. Some other new books, not novels, worth read ing, may be mentioned Last Essays. By Joseph Conrad. Dent. 7s. 6d. Most of these twenty essays were written after the publication of Notes 011 I.ife and Letters, and they ...
... c A Leisure Hour with Books BY cJAMES MILNE 111! l L ..si The Prince of Wales as an author Joseph Conrad's romantic career John Galsworthy's new Saga A Hichens novel a Shakespearean theory and other light and leading. IT is pleasant to hear that the ...
... picture of a black Bilboa tramp suggests how fitted he might be to do drawings for Joseph Conrad's writings. We have a delightful volume about Con rad, Joseph Conrad as I Knew Him, by his wife, to whom those of us who play at reading cookery books are ...
... The Disappearing 66 Windjammer 95 AN AMERICAN PAINTER-NAVIGATOR AND HIS ART THE last time that Joseph Conrad visited the United States he expressed the sense of disillusionment and disappoint ment with which his voyage had impressed him. The great ocean ...
... on the whole is naval literature. Our Navy has never had anyone, even a Kipling, to depict its particular psychology. Joseph Conrad perhaps, had his in terest and his life not been hound up with the Merchant Service, might have been the interpreter of ...
... His wanderings are compact vdth the lift and stir of high romance but it is a pity that he should have twice to refer to Joseph Conrad, whom he met as the mate of a brigantine, as the gifted Pole. A jolt like that will shake some of the spangles off the ...
... beaut}', or, as the case may be, making them hollow to the point of mockery. On August 3, 1924, all that was mortal of Joseph Conrad passed away. That which was immortal in him passed on to inspire the expressed grief and homage of a world made poorer ...
... collection of similar scope. I I The British section includes stories by John 1 1 Galsworthy, H. G. Wells, Arnold Bennett, |i Joseph Conrad, Katherine Mansfield, 1 1 George Moore, Aldous Huxley, D. H. 1 1 Lawrence, and Stacy Aumonier. Unsurpassable for Christmas ...