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... under the torrid heat of an Eastern port. The long-named Pole had been wise enough to •shorten and angliclse his name to Joseph Conrad. the centenary of whose birth we celebrate this week. Among the first people to be excited by the entirely new aromatic ...
... there smouldered a great passion, not for any past or present lover, but a compassionate love for her brother. ! That Joseph Conrad, with the help of ; the actress, convey this motive to an audienes In a theatre seemed to me nothing short of a dramatic ...
... husbands and fathers, would go out est a black night without lissitstioe to dispute our homehes fate with the angry seas. Mr, Joseph Conrad, writing, not as a novelist, but as a British seaman with something like 20 years' service, makes this testimony 0 the ...
... written for children are never written by our first rata authors. Why should we sot have children's stories written by Joseph Conrad and H. G. Wells? ! The most popular boys' book undoubtedly is Treasure Island. It Is on* of the few examples of a story ...
... PUBLISHED TO-DAY. JOSEPH coNRAD9S NEW BOOK TALES OF HEARSAY 7s. 6d. net This is a new book of short stories by the late Joseph Conrad. There are four stories, to which Mr. R. B. Cunninghame Graham contributes an Introduction, containing the first and the ...
... ustrated by acknowledged artists. No popular magazine ever carried ash an array of big guns: John A. J. Balfour, W. Berne, Joseph Conrad, Beatrice Harraden, Leonard Merrick, Conan Doyle, E. F. Mrs. Humphry Ward, Gilbert Parker. Jerome X. Jerome, Ernest Thompson ...
... achieved by competitive denominationalism. We must re-examine what we call our convictions he said. In the words of Joseph Conrad, our convictions were often only the disguised servants of our prejudices. Mr. Ernest Brown. M.P.. who emphasised that ...
... j•M+Dent & SONS UT. Messrs. Dent will be pleased to scud you their Spring A List on receipt of a postcard. JOSEPH CONRAD Notes on Life and Letters Nineteen vo'umea have now appeared in this Uniform Edition, 6d net, and subse q uent works will be aided ...
... 1873 was inspired, the spirit, said Sir Arthur, replied, Not by me. Wilkie C. (Collins) would have done it better. Joseph Conrad also through, and said ha would like Sir Arthur to finish his book Suspense. On inquiry I found the book had been ...
... LOST in the Arden Shakespeare, 2s. 6d. net. Four books which may be grouped together are (1) THE MIRROR OF THE SEA. by JOSEPH CONRAD, of which “The Times” sail that it would like to see its distribution among the Island People ordered by the State; the ...
... adventures and odd acquaintances. Among those of whom he tells us in this entertaining book a -mernorbes of the Wadi Seas is Joseph Conrad. whom he first met as mate aboard a sailing vessel in Sydney Harbour. Comae& he tells us. - laughed Wnll cheeks eyes—never ...
... of Commons yes- Inspired after reading the yesterday, a de m fin o ed tori t s h t e mcairvcurrrihssotancey in books of Joseph Conrad with a recent ruing by the Bow-street magisdesire to see the world, and tired t he I rate am that r motorista light ai ...