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... Mr. Joseph Conrad, or any other novelist in search of copy for the description of a typhoon, would have felt at home in the great gale which swept over the North or England on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Local meteorologists tell us that at ...
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... 19 NEW NO - CHANCE (7) Joseph Conrad IT HAPPENED IN EGYPT (5) & A.M, Williamson TWO WOMEN Max Pemberten THE FRUITS OF THE MORROW Agnes Jacomt THE FLYING INN (3) G. K. Chesterton A CROOKED MILE Oliver Onions SIMPSON (2) Elinor Mordaunt Y POTTER AND rs ...
... and Joseph Conrad i visitor from another planet England to-day one be presumed to have paid 4 1914 might years more coalesced Empires racecourse is Cop with cynicism in some quarter: “ war bowling in and Mil Wartime record in Brilliant weather disturb ...
... Honsman, Joseph Conrad, and George Bernard Shaw. One may read an unpublished sonnet by Edmund Blunden, and inspect the original manuscript of Walter de la Mare’s Memoirs of a Midget,” with its many deletions, alterations, and additions. A communication ...
... eto.YTENTII.—BwIi of the Temple Steps, Minot Mordaunt ; Our Visit to Poland in 1914, Mrs. Joseph Conrad; Shakespeare's Sea Term,, Maurice H. Hirst; The Forgotten Harbour, Middleton Clarke; In Old Madras, Horace Wyndham ; Sea Cameos —XL.: Fenehurch Stine% ...
... LIVERPOOL POST WEDNESDAY 24 Books Of The Week Conrad’s Last Essays Last By Joseph Conrad Introduction by Richard Curie London Dent 6d twenty essays comprise all Conrad’s hitherto unpublished uncollected work as discovered and judged worthy preservation ...
... Charge of Poisoning Withdrawn.— Joseph Conrad, baker, of Sidmouth-street, St. Paneras, London, who was charged with administering arsenic his wife, was discharged at Clerkenwell on Wednesday. Mr. Angus Lewis said since the prisoner was last before the ...
... « D FO TWO YEARS. nese CORPSES ROTTING. Real Story Outrivals Joseph Conrad. NO 2ore thrilling romance of the sea has ever been told gs of 5.8, which has just from New York nearly two The was chartered by the Union it to from America a cargo of railway ...
... FAMOUS AUTHOR'S SO\'S DEALS. HOW JOSEPH CONRAD MSS. WERE SOLD. (Urges of hand involving sums tallioq 1,600 acre preferred ,aainst Alfred Rory' Conrad, eon of the late Joseph Conrad, the noveliat, ...
... THE SOCIAL WORLD. A new novel tiv Joseph Conrad will probably Le published early next month, and will have the s attractive and s uggestive title The Rover. The original msnOseripts of several of his books were recently sold in Americo and fetched ...