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... mill-owners. The novel is not wanting in body at anyrate, whatever its de- fects may be. An Outcast of the Islands. By Joseph Conrad. i (London: T. Fisher Unwin. 1896.4-No one l who read Mr Conrad's previous work, Almayer's Folly, is likely to have ...
... GE ERAL LITERATURE. * An Outcast of the Islands,” by Joseph Conrad, is in some sense a continuation of his previous novel called ‘* Almayer’s Folly.” The story is laid in the Malay Archipelago, a part of the world with which the author is evidently familiar ...
... 5. A Bride's Experiment By CHARLES JAMES MANSFORD and JOHN A. IGGLEBRIGHT. Bellairs. 6. An Outcast of the Islands. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Unwin. 7. Among the Freaks. By W. L. ALDEN. Longmans. 1. Miss Findlater has produced a work of remarkable interest and ...
... The reviews of the new books include some of the most recently published works in all departments of literature ; and Mr Joseph Conrad, author of Almayer's Folly, is the new writer sketched. Bu; Me❑ at Play is the title of the opening article in CaBsell's ...
... arrested at Herwain, near Aber- dare, yesterday charged with wilfully murdering her child, which was buried as stillborn. Joseph Conrad was fined £5, with the alterna- tive of thirty days' imprisonment, at Glasgow tl ustice of Peace Court on Tuesday for selling ...
... arrested at Herwain, near Aberdare, yesterday charged with wilfully murdering her child, which was buried as stillborn. Joseph Conrad was fined £5, with the alternative of thirty days' imprisonment, at Glasgow Justice of Peace Court 011 Tuesday for selling ...
... so much in his element ; as when he was writing about behind the scenes at the AJhambra . Then there is a story by Mr Joseph Conrad , voraciously entitled . The Idlota ; an essay on Jucle taa Olsclll'S , frODI tho pan of Air Hnvelock EUia ; an ...
... a subject that has been done over and over again. “The Lagoon;” and “ Never Lotos Cases,” arc two well-told stories by Joseph Conrad, and E. and H. Heron. The opening chapters the new ferial story promises well. Jt is from the pen _of Henry Seton Merriman; ...
... of passion in the telling, and one thrills the tragedy of it. The title story, in its plot and style, is reminiscent of Joseph Conrad at his best. Indeed, it somewhat resembles his “Outcast of the Islands.” (London: Lawrence & Bullen.) It is just tifty ...
... Empire,” and Part Iv. of lioyal Academy Pictures.” The place of honour in Gosmopolis for June and July will occupied by Mr Joseph Conrad, the author “An Outcast of the Islands.” has written a characteristic two-part story entitled “An Outpost of Progress.” ...
... onal and • Tri-Lingnsl Monthly Review. Edited by F. ORTMANS. CONTENTS FOR JUNE. Price 2s. 61. AN OUTPOST OF PROGRESS . JOSEPH CONRAD. THE REIGN OF QUItEN VICTORIA .. Rt. Hon. Sir RICHARD TEMPLE, G.C.S.I. CURRENT FRENCH LITERATURE.. EDMUND Gossz. GUISICPPE ...
... The July number , of Cosmopolis ( London : 1 r Fisher XJnwin ) opens . its English section wifcl 1 the last part of Mi- Joseph Conrad ' s grisly tale i An Outpost of progress . Professor . Ma : Muller . continues his reminiscences in the fire of a set ...