... have been traced for the first time by the editor. 3mR T. FrsgER UNwrs will publish next week a novel by a new writer, Mr Joseph Conrad, entitled Almayer's Folly. The scene is laid on a river in Borneo, and the author has combined the psychological study ...

... in Borneo, said to in the vein of Stovenson. is to published by Mr Fisher Unwin Monday. It is called Folly,” and is Mr Joseph Conrad. Ciaull’t Magazine for May will contain short complete stones by W. L. Alden, G. Burgin, C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne, and E. Chapman ...

... FATE . By Dora Rusaell , ^ London : - Ohatto & Wmdus . 3 Vola . ALMAYER ' B FoLLi . A Story , ot an 'Eastprn River . By Joseph Conrad , London : T . If'iBher . Un ' wiri . - . MAMANA . An Original 'Dmnm . By 3 os 6 Eche ^ aray . Ttanslated from the Spanish ...

... (Longmans, Green & Co.) Under Fire. By Captain Charles King. (Warne.) Alma-yer's Folly. A Story of an Eastern River. By Joseph Conrad. (Fisher Unwin.) Women's Tragedies., By H. D. Lowry. (John Lane.) Grizzly's Little Pard. By Elizabeth Maxwell Comfort. ...

... Among recent attempts to invest life and love in distant clime with attraction for British readers, Almayer’sFolly,’’ by Joseph Conrad, merits notice being singularly successful. The author’s knowledge of the locale of his story has evidently not been derived ...

... BOOKS OF TIIE WEEK FumoN A Dau,;hter of /he Soil. M. E. Francis. Osgood. Almayer's Folly. Joseph Conrad. Unwin. A Lost Ende ivour. Guy Boothby. Dent. An Arranged Marricke. Dorothea ( ;e'ard. Longman An Episode at Schmeks. The Author of 'A Flight to Florida ...

... NEW NOVELS Dr Joseph Conrad ' s stoly , Almm / nfs . Folly ( 1 ) , is a remarkable booh , which will probably attract ; a ll the more attention because its author ' s name is new to readers of novels , and because its scene of action lies iu regions as ...

... A NEW ROMANCER. ALMAYER'S FOLLY. A Story of an Eastern River. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Cloth, gilt top, Gs. 'We have been struck by the book and know nothing quite like it of recent years. . . . Mr. Conrad may go on, and with confidence; he will find his public ...

... - Cloth , B » . • - \ ^ . ' - • ^ ^ A . - ^ NEW ROMANCEH : — . • ' , • • -, . ' . ' 0 ' 3 L ' ' - • ' ; ; . ' JOSEPH CONRAD . • -A ' L ^ AYEKS rOLLY : - Story , of anr Eastern i'A ^— ' -.. 1 - ; - . River .. Clolb . GUc TOD . 6 s .-- • - • -. ...

... written, and it will certainly secure Mr. Conrad a high place among contemporary story-tellers.'—Saturday Review. Mr. Joseph Conrad has the art of laying on just sufficient local colour to make his work attractive without adding those fi nal touches which ...

... Library. Unwin. 5. Two Mistakes. By SYDNEY CHRISTIAN. Low. 6. A Tug of War. Mrs. HUNGERFORD. White. 7. Almayeo's Folly. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Unwin. S. Dr. Gray's Quest. By F. H. UNDERWOOD. Gay. t. 'Time, two days,' may be a dramatic intimation, like 'Scene, London ...

... & Co . A LADT OF QtTALrrr . By Frances Hodgson Bumett . London : Frederick Warne & Co . Ax OCTCAST OF THE ISLANDS . By Joseph Conrad . London : T . Fisher Unwiu . THE TEN COMMANTOIESTS . By George R . Sims . London : Olatto A 'Wa ' ndiis . MISCELLANEOUS ...