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... although in An I Outpost of Progress there is a West African Y s sketch-and very gruesome and depressing it is- in by Mr Joseph Conrad. There are two Scotch I sketches, both as dull as ditch-water. One, by il. Ian Maclaren, is redolent of peppermints, while ...
... on China, and a third reflects .Some Needs of the Navy. Two more suhetantial chapters are given of Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad. 6 There are a couple of delightful poems, the one on The Passing of Suimmer, by Christian Burke, and the other on 'Roddy ...
... OCTOBER MAGAZINES. In Blaekwood's Magazine there is a-fine variety of literary matter. As Joseph Conrad's much too protracted Lord Jim is about to be concluded, there is begun a romance by Neil Munro, entitled Doom Castle, the scene of which is ...
... Speeches of Mr. George Wyndham, Under-Secretary for War. 6d. London: The Outlook Publishing Company. Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. 6s. William Black- wood and Sons. The IMinor Writings of Charles Dickens: a Biblio- graphy andd a Sketch. By F. G. Kitt-on ...
... husband's audacities. The reconciliation at the last is r~ather forced, but the hook is very -clever. od Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. (Lon- me1 es don: Williain Black-wood & Sons.) sat -h We are hound to confess that we 'have found Ca Iw the, first halfo ...
... 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 ...
... W.C. MESSRS. WM. BLACKWOOD AND SONS’ publications. JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW STORY. At ai Booksm.llrs' anu Lidrarils. LORD JIM. A Tale. liy JOSEPH CONRAD. Crown Bvo, 6f. LORD JIM Clever as Mr. Joseph Conrad s work has always been, he haS written nothing so good ...
... a'chieveertat of another success ; the hook cer- ruinly deserves to raik wit-h her very best. d ; I LORD JIM. b Mnr. Joseph Conrad's newr book Lord Jim ' St (lBlackwood), which has recently run through a many pages of 131tckwood's Magazine, d d rertlly ...