... lot or it may be very little) men and even fathers do know that much. And that is why so many men are afraid of them.”—(Joseph Conrad.) ...

... new country and with a know ledge of its language and the way of life of its people, can assimilate all these. The Pole, Joseph Conrad, wrote many fine novels in English. Anthony Trollope, an Englishman, many fine novels of Irish life. George Moore, needless ...

... or An Cheathri ngia.ras forgot to mention that all English writers ot stress the beneficent aspeet of nature. As . one, Joseph Conrad, seems to suggest at timese she 1~ a horrible slimy monstrous evil thing. thiits:'ould go further than he goes and say ...

... unhappiest. O’Flaherty is a romantic writer who sees himself very falsely as a harsh realist. Long ago in an essay on Joseph Conrad he stated his preference for the romantic gesture, for Genghiz Khan and his jewelled concubines, for the storming of Troy ...