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... Canadian life. Mr Parker, I notice, ie always successful in his titles. I see that reviewers are somewhat puzzled over Mr Joseph Conrad's new sea story. I should not, perhaps, call it a story; it is merely a description of a sea voyage. Mr Conrad knows the ...
... arta hare been Armistead follows --Mar to dr. ler, A Life of Millais Mtn guavas to Mr. Hewlett, for fifty /einem to Mr. Joseph Conrad. for 1 . .1,, of Unmet. - At the annual sweetens of the Associalmo of Organising Lana for Technical sod flecondary Eilucabou ...
... to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for The length. In spite of this, the hardy little people Wrest Lovers; fifty guineas to Mr. Joseph Conrad manage to have plenty of profit and emusenient may envy. flow is this for a whale hunt: for Tales of Unrest. With the ...
... Sidney Lee for A Life of William Shakespeare ; fifty guineas to Mr Maurice Hewlett for Forest Lover' ; fifty guineas to Mr Joseph Conrad for Tales of Unrest.' With the first two of these everyone should agree, Mr Sidney Lee's book reflects credit upon British ...
... ohm** will l,a refired. and the le it the fourth Mos of Mega will be well represented la The lblt_ amataate odes by Joseph Conrad sad Hewlett. the ot the prizes tor the bunks the last I rear. ...
... Braskenbury, K.C.8.; Songa and Poems, by Andrew Lang, Neil Munro, and Moira O'Neill; stories and miscellaneous articles by Joseph Conrad, Maurice Hewlett, Beatrice liarraden, Hugh Clifford. G. W. Steevens, Charles Whibley, Bernard Capes, and other writers ...
... THE E%Sf'S FIRM KISS. The following qnotation from Mr. Joseph Conrad's book Youth, a Narrative. gives a description of a young merchant sailor's first sight of the East. Be had undertaken the perilous journey (he knew the ship was almost doomed before ...
... Conflict. M. h. Bdon. The Hebrew. By By J. A. Steraduart. Stay-at-Homes. By J. A. Watford. Typhoon, and other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Park Lane. By Percy White. Pigs in Clover. By Frank Denby. Four Feathers. By A. E. W. Mason. Richard Rosney. Maxwell Gray ...
... a new author. Mr Norman Duncan, makes the following statetnent:— am absolutely certain that with the exception of Mr Joseph Conrad and Mr Rudyard Kipling no writing about the sea has ever probed so deeply and so faithfully into its mysteries as kis. ...
... pabliabed at a shilling. The number °peas with a poem by Thomas Hardy, and concludes with an article upon ships and sea hfe by Joseph Conrad. Mr. H. G. Wells begins a novel called Kipps, Which seems likely to belong to the Love and `ha Lewisham or The Wheels ...
... The Pall Mall Magasine for April has an ezcolient contents page, stories being by writers of tee approved class of Joseph Conrad, E. W. Hornung. Arthur Morison, Mrs E. C. Thurston. Jack London, and H. 0. Welk.. Politics are taking a larger share of ...
... THE FASCINATION OF THE SEA• Mr. Joseph Conrad is a lover of the sea. and of ships. too. In The Mirror of the sea: Memories and Impressions (Methuen). he writes: Odi et amo may well he the confession of those who consciously or blindly have surrendered ...