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... TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE — Michael F. Herbert and Philip H. Parry of the Department of English. Authors include: Joseph Conrad, W. B. Yeats, Rudyard Kipling, Ford Madox Ford, E. M. Forster, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, D. H. Lawrence, T. S. Eliot ...
... supplying much needed clothing for the displaced Poles in Western Europe. At a luncheon after the meeting; address on Joseph Conrad was given by M. Marian Hemar, Polish playwright. The following office-bearers were elected for 194546:— President, the ...
... their arrival at a British port and then the journey by rail info the heart of the country. A short survey the life of Joseph Conrad was great interest. Conrad heard the call of the sea at an early age and, by his unshakable determination, eventually became ...
... Sir Arthur Conan Doyle told repeat on Monday of messages which, he received from Field Marshal Earl the soldier, and Joseph Conrad, th#* alter both those world figures were a. It was while he was escorting a corn} drawn from the delegates many n&j over ...
... Stranger, a film dealing with the arrival of the Polish Forces in this country. A Story of the Sea told of the life of Joseph Conrad, the novelist, and an experience at sea in the present war. The Shortest Way, the story of the training of Polish Forces ...
... TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE — Michael F. Herbert and Philip H. Parry of the Department of English. Authors include: Joseph Conrad, W. B. Yeats, Rudyard Kipling, Ford Madox Ford, E. M. Forster, James Joyce, Virginia Woolf, D. H. Lawrence, T. S. Eliot ...
... historical anrvey of this . l *'„ traditionally ansociated Defoe s Robinson Crnaoc Captivity is a study of shim in port Joseph Conrad, and it winds up with » seno-comic tale of mate with terrihi taste for tippling.” “A Return toflkl cipline ” story in the ...
... concluded ; while another is begun, entitled Like Like Trivial Romance,” by G. S. S'reet. “The Heart of Darkness,” by Joseph Conrad, is also concluded. The place of honour is given to a novel and suggestive paper, “ The Thames as a Game- Fish River.” ...
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... perished intense agony. was, indeed, thrilling triumph for soienee, and a story which would require the pen of Victor Hugo, Joseph Conrad, a Steveneon, Clark Russell for its adequate recounting. Another notable branch science which patient labour has been rewarded ...
... at Balmoral. The King is particularly keen on books dealing with the sea and seafaring life. His favourite novelist is Joseph Conrad, and also reads and re-reads Barrie. The Queen specialises books dealing with historical personages, eularly women. LOOKING ...
... art throughout the world. The attraction on the remaining days of the week will be ‘‘The a romantic story from a novel Joseph Conrad. Ronald Oolman takes the princit pal part. The piece is well-played, and picturesquely mounted. ROTARY CLUB - ROBFl!. FORGAN ...