JOSEPH CONRAD AND THE HUMAN OSTRICH
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London Daily Chronicle
MR. JOSEPH CONRAD AS DRAMATIST. Writes a Play “ Just for Curiosity.”
... MR. JOSEPH CONRAD AS DRAMATIST. Writes a Play “ Just for Curiosity.” Air Joseph Con:ad, the noveiist, has teken on the role of playwrigat, and vesterday visiied the Ambussaders Theatre to superintend the production of his first play, * The Sccret Agent ...
MR. ' JOSEPH – CONRAD LEAVES- £260,000; Famous Novelist of the' Sea Who Was Mnaster Mariner.,
... MR. ' JOSEPH - CONRAD LEAVES- £260,000; Famous Novelist of the' Sea Who Was Mnaster Mariner., ——— Mr, Joseph Conrad, Bishopsbourne, Canterbury, the well-known writer of sea stories, and dformerly a‘ master mariner, who saw service during the war in a ...
INOVEL HISTORY | OF JULES VERNE. Was He Born a Pole, Like Joseph Conrad? CENTENARY QUERY
... INOVEL HISTORY | OF JULES VERNE. Was He Born a Pole, Like Joseph Conrad? CENTENARY QUERY. From “The Daily Chronicle” Special Correspondent, PARIS, .\'uuday.r Just as France is ready to celebrate (next Friday) the centenary «* Jules Verne's birth there ...
THE LIBRARY OF JOSEPH CONRAD, MESaRb. HODGSON & CO. will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 115, Chancery-lane, W ..
... THE LIBRARY OF JOSEPH CONRAD, MESaRb. HODGSON & CO. will SELL by AUCTION, at their Rooms, 115, Chancery-lane, W.C.2, ot Fr.day. March 13th, at 1 o'clock, BOOKS, MSS., and TYPESCRIPTS from the LIBRARY of JOSEPH CONRAD, including AUTHOR'S PRESENTATION COPIES ...
Books for Christ Gift %“i JOSEPH CONRAD. His new novel THE ROVER 76 w is in ercat demand at all
... Books for Christ Gift %“i JOSEPH CONRAD. His new novel THE ROVER 76 w is in ercat demand at all Dooksellers and Tihravi Pools editions of his eavlier works. ALMAYER'S FOLLY, AN OuT CAST OF THE ISLANDS, TALES OF UNREST, .. available m Übwin's Cabinet Libeore ...
To-Bap’s Letters
... publicaticn in the most recent Enpglish and American dictionaries? 1 have a dubicus recellection that the word iz used by Joseph Conrad. Tonbridge. Uxere Apae. ...
Grimthorpe found the neckiace had breken, and that the most valuable pearl was missing. A search was made, and it
... coffer a reward of £4O. MR. JOSEPH CONRAD ON HIS PASSENGERS. “Landlubber” Who Offered Captain £3OO to be Put Ashore Were the old sailing clippers more comfortable than the great ocean liners of to-day? Mr. Joseph Conrad thinkg that they were, There was ...
REJECTED KNIGHTHOOD
... ‘“ An artist in the great manner and & man strong in eoul. . . .” With these words Mr. G. Jean-Aubry concludes his ‘““Joseph Conrad, Life and Letters,” the eagerly awaited biography which Heinemann, Ltd., publish to-day at two guineas, Ms, Jean-Aubry ...
CONRAD’S FOREBODING
... CONRAD’S FOREBODING “An Idea That I Shall Never Compléte ‘Suspense.’” A notable instance of tragic foreboding on the part of Joseph Conrad, the famous novelist, is told by Mr. G. Jean- Aubry in the current issue of the “ Bookman’'s Journal.” | Writing to Andre ...
Great Writer Who Learnt English in Fo'cs’le. SAGA OF THE SEA
... near Canterbury, yesterday. Bern ““ somewhere in Poland ” in 1857, Joseph Conrad will always be regarded s the most amazing personality in English literature. His full name was Joseph Conrad Korzeniowski, and he did not begin to speak the language of which ...
“I'’HE PILLAR-BOX.” New Magazine by the Post Office Workers
... huve been zided in the venture,” says Mr. Geo. Middleton, M.P., ihe editer, ** bf the encouragement received from Mr. Joseph Conrad ip an attempt to ascertain the degree of story-writing ability existing among Post Office workers, T b R ““'The Bane of ...