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... Literary landmarks are many on the French Hlvlera. They begin even before one arrives at Hylres. For it was at Toulon that Joseph Conrad laid tbe opening scenes “The Rover”; and for some miles out of tbat famous Mediterranean port the railway line runs within ...
... Interest grew, and after awhile there was published ** English Tribute.” to which seventeen British authors, including Joseph Conrad, contributed. The work which Proust did was prodigious in extent, and whilst the last few years of his life many volumes ...
... BROADCASTING. ONE DAY MORE BY JOSEPH CONRAD. SXX: WAGNER PROGRAMME. DAVENTRY SGB (526 Xc„ Metres). 4.0. —Lozells Picture House Orchestra, from Birmingham. 4.30. West End Dance Hall Band; Kara Sarony (reminiscences), from Birmingham. s.3o.—Children; ...
... Magazine). Already English appealing to certain anthers of the smaller race* —for example. Maarten Maartene, the Dutchman, and Joseph Conrad, the Polo—who have chosen it the vehicle their literature in preference to their own native idioms of narrower appeal, ...
... the Thames with the arrival of the steering wheel from the first sailing ship commanded by the distinguished novelist, Joseph Conrad. The Senior Warden and Clerk of the Company are going to Liverpool at the end of the week 10 meet the American writer. ...
... Certain Liveliness, etc., etc. With Eden potta he collaborated in Bed Rock and The Angel in the H with the late Joseph Conrad in Victory, and . with A. M. S. Hutchinson in If Winter Comes, his last dramatic work. i For three years he was assistant ...
... have found the solid satisfaction which he fancied he had discovered in conversations with Cecil Rhodes, Lord Haig. and Joseph Conrad (a Catholic), and with many other departed souls. Among its many and devastating evils, Spiritism Is a melanoholy instance ...
... painting. • , . . Then there is a vivacious portrait .of G. K. Chesterton by Mired Priest, an admirable one of the late Joseph Conrad by Miss A. S. Kinkhead, and a nue busk of Frank Ilrangwyn, F.A., by .Alfred Drury. . Reaumont's own first Is and her five ...
... and galleons through these famous waters. He reminds me, in that early light, with his trim beard and eagle glance,, of Joseph Conrad, who must have stood and looked thus he navigated the seas of the Malay Archipelago. move cautiously, -for now enter the ...
... ceremonial Royal Horse Artillery Battery, and most interesting assortment of civilian exhibits. Joseph Conrad. THE Polish genius known to as Joseph Conrad, who leamt English while serving in the British Merchant Navy and became one of the great novelists ...
... in which his wife admitted misconduct, whilst subsequently she had aa illegitimate child. JOSEPH CONRAD. Nottingham Speaker’s Tribute to his Work. Joseph Conrad was the subject of a paper read before the English Professor Edith Marky, Nottingham University ...
... portraits of ships which are pronounced accurate as to rigging and technical details by sailormen. Pictures of Cutty Sark, the Joseph Conrad and other celebrated ships make an unusually interesting exhibition. Mr. Heddon was born and brought up in London. ...