... inspiration and food for thought, and that was what some present-day writars could do. The authors hmo-d to deal with were. Joseph Conrad, Chambers, Miafluudon,mmwfl. G. Wells. These would not, perhaps, always be re arded as classics or. giants, but in his opinion ...

... Man,” “The Warid Set Fres,” and a few others. ‘ Apart from those named, there is almost endless chooe, and the novels of Joseph Conrad end Frank Bullen make gpecial appeal to those who are intorested in adventures afloat as well as on “shore, whilst the ...

... Keith. DIEVEILLE, devoted to the Disabled Sailor and Soldier. Edited by John Galowertliv. Contributions by Max Beerbohm, Joseph Conrad J. M. Bailie, E. V. Lucas, Jerome K. Jerome, _in A number, '216, post extra. J. Mitchell & Son. Keith. the Scottish Troops ...

... present-day writers enjoyed immense popularity. Among the latter weropofum Hay, W. J. Locke, Maurice Hewlett, Hugh Wd‘g)le. Joseph Conrad, Arnold Bennett, Wells and a host of others. In other branches of literature—that of a more solid kind—great interest was ...

... arrived at the Puislev “station he was remember just as he is now well to the front Victim of Gout Never a rapid writer Mr Joseph Conrad has been hindered in putting the finishing touches to his latest story by an attack of gout Two hundred words a day he ...

... Victory1 One of the new plays to ba produced in London next week is Victory” Mr Basil Macdonald Basting's adaptation of Mr Joseph Conrad novel The cast is to include Miss Marie Lohr Prematurely Launched At Greenock lately a steamer prematurely launched herself ...

... Sir Edward Hutton bolieveS’ that before many years hare the An ideal is often but a flaming vision of reality” writes Joseph Conrad in Chance” Vision a that writes just when you want pen it to write smoothly easily without pause that suits your hand to ...

... Maxwell H mours for Bandmaster Major! Mackcnz!e Rr-gan iu a day or two Conrad's Confession Coming as it doc from a Pole Mr Joseph Conrad’s latest confession is an amazing one says that if ho had not written in Engli-h lie would not have written at all Preferred ...

... confessions from judges are expected ; but there is & more surprising example, a celebvated novelst, none other than Mr. Joseph Conrad. It was menticned ot o dinuer-party vecently that, on & wet day, about three weeks ago, Mr. Conred took the Tube for the ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD’'S ‘‘ THE SECRET AGENT.” M. HARRISON. Joseph Conrad, whose death was announced this week, admittedly ranks as one of the greatest novelists of our day, and possibly of all time. His command and perfect supremacy over the English language ...

... regards to the families and rela. tives of the above-named gentleman. Joseph Conrad and His Books, One of the master minds in English literature has passed away with the death of Joseph Conrad. © He was ‘born in Poland, and for many years he lived his life ...

... to spare. A trip from Fleetwood to Knot End, together witL a few nautical terms and phrases gleaned from the books of Joseph Conrad, does not entitle a fellow to assume the role of Captain Kettle on a hus. It is a game that has its dangers. Our Joe. ...