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... and among the writers of these the present volume are such L-kno*n names Rodyard Kiplmg, H. A, Va» beU. Ja.k London, Joseph Conrad, Marjorie Bueen, Robcit Harr Ridge, Morley Robert*. Mrs. C. X. Williamson, and Shan F. Bullock. There novelette by EUaabeth ...
... Os. It - with a Wessex poem by Mr. Hardy, and contains long instalments of stories by Count Tolstoy and Mr. H. G. Mr. Joseph Conrad gives an invslment of Some Reminiscences, while there are short stories by Mr. Henry James and Mr. John Galsworthy. Mr ...
... Note*, A. W. SCriwnr- I>. two volume*. Second Edmoo The Beltfwua Track ?ci«ty. 10s. bd. RbXJUVED. “Tales I'nrest, hy Joseph Conrad. : T Fisher Unwin. Prke 3s. 6d. ■' of Canon Pie 2,'* hv Hoc. Arthur R. M. Piniayson. Ixmdon : Jaities Nisbel and Co., Ltd ...
... and his descriptions of the breathless heat and green gloom of the primeval forests of tho Congo are not inferior Mr. Joseph Conrad's essays on the met heme. ~ Tl>r l’oo,» of Kitcoce. 11. «lo tharpuulc. T. Fitbcr l usin. C&. Fact or fiction? The publisher ...
... and his descriptions of the breathless heat and green gloom of inn primeval forests of the Congo are not inferior to Mr. Joseph Conrad's essays on the earns theme. T, Fact oe action? The publisher gives us an assurance of his that this book is a record of ...
... writer’s charming stories, and an admirable example it is. Ite descriptions Norwegian life are delightful. Romance, by Joseph Conrad and F. M. Huffier, is the joint work of the two men who write romance in these days if they believed in it. It is a story ...
... graph *’ says:—lt would reqmiv |*cu fem, omiiMd, and the defeat in Dubtm quatc accommodation for the great and daily !°f Joseph Conrad da jueli t ...
... The Best in Current Literature. HOER WESTERN EYES (ID By Joseph Conrad. THE OSBORNE REVOLUTION. By Sidney Webb. THE IRISH DEMAND. By J. Swift Mac Neill, LC., M.P. THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS. By Bernard Shaw. 1 PAM NIGHTS (III.) By Arnold Bennett. / ...
... recognition of his distinguished literary attainments and of his eminence as a poet. Among the other pensioners are Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist; the two daughters of the late Mr. Frederic Greenwood (who induced Lord Beaconsfield to buy the Suez Canal ...
... sea in all its moods has written this book. other could have its joys with such gladness, such exultation, such truth. Joseph Conrad writes of the sea as an at war with humanity: “Typhoon,” for instance, and “The Nigger of the Narcissus,” conjure the sense ...
... when he comes to speak of the novelists Those whom he selects as representative are well chosen, and his analysis of Joseph Conrad, George Moose, and Henry James is perfect, so far as it goes. Mr. H. G. Walls is described, not inaptly. as that fascinating ...
... improvement at the con- Mr. Kveleigh Nadi haa just published a dittos, undor which our westing names eke niw hock by Mr. Joseph Conrad, ent ilk„j oat a very maeralile existence, %lily must in/cm:we.. As is genially' known fr a single moment Iso sight of ...