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... SOCIALISTS. EDWARD A. IRVING.-’MID THE HAUNTS OF THE MOOSE.-CHILDREN OF THE HOUSE OF K AJAR: 11. -LORD JIM : A SKETCH. JOSEPH CONRAD.-MUSING 3 WITHOUT METHOD The Paris Exhibition—Hanoi and War—The Exhibition an Excuse vor Political Acrimony—Thb Schemes ...
... PENNSYLVANIA COUNTRY SCHOOL.—IN THE HEART OF KALAMANTAN. Bt HUGH CLIFFORD, C.M.G.-PRINCE CHARLES EDWARDLORI) JIM: A SKETCH. Bt JOSEPH CONRAD.-A MONTH IN IRELAND. STEPHEN GWYNN.-THE ECCLESIASTICAL SITUATION SCOTLAND. —MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD Taa TUB St. Jahsb’s ...
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... demy 8«o. Vol I.—Classical Criticism. 16s net. JOSEPH CONRA D S XBW STORY. At all Libraries. Price 68. LORD JIM. a Tale. JOSEPH CONRAD, Author of The Nigger the An Outcast of the Islands, Tales Unrest,” A singularly vivid picture life Southern Mas ...
... conversion of the home armny inoC a fighting force. Four nmere chapters are given of Neil Munu'os romance, Doon C'asilA, 'ad Joseph Conrad concludes Lord Jim: a Sltetch. The remaining ooutsituons.s include, The War Operations in South Africa, On the More ...
... the additional chapters Neill Munros romance Doom Caetlo;” the description of I “An Autumn Day’s Sport near Peking;” Joseph Conrad’s Lord Jim,” which mow concludes with its forty-hflh chapter, j ; ” A Budget New Books.” The New ParlUi ment,” the ...
... LITERARY NOTES •niftsc who Joseph Conrad'« Tales Unrest and other Tories from hia pen will expect much from his new ruinin'; *■ Lord Jim. pnblished Mes-ri. Blackwoci]. Nor will they disappointed. The story ** Lord Jim. whom meet as water the staUos ...
... and geography; but lets interest, strange to say, has been shown in tbe provision made for modem language teaching. Mr. Joseph Conrad has been collaborating with Mr. Ford Madox Hneffer in a novel of which the scene is laid in London and in Paris, and the ...
... R. J. Pooook, P. 2.8. Among the other contents are storks by the following thorn: —Dolf Kernaban, Christian Burke, and Joseph Conrad. As ...
... political riot Birmingham and holiday entertainments in tbe London theatres are among events which are pietorially treated. Joseph Conrad’s story. Amy Foster,” concluded, and it is appropriately illustrated Gunning King. Justice the Heels Crime” is amusing ...
... ” G. S. Btreet; War England: la Invasion Possible?” Major and The Conspiracy of *Journaluial.' , by G. K. Cbesherton. Joseph Conrad’s story Typhoon” is continued. The February nornher of the “Leisure Hoor” contains Mr. J. Hcruiikor Heaton’s second article ...
... Solomon” and “The Hushletown Rivals.” Mrs. Gallup has something more to say about the bi-literal cipher of Sir Thomas Bacon. Joseph Conrad’s serial, “Typhoon,” is concluded. All the articles are appropriately illustrated. The “Contemporary Review” for March ...