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... as well as sea books, but the latter are i fur tho most impostant. The stories aro inferior to U»c sea tales Kipling 1 Joseph Conrad, but the books, such as tho “Cruise of the Cachalot. or that which lies before us, aro inferior to none. The author is ...
... A CHAPTER OF CALAMITIES. It would require the pen of Joseph Conrad to justice to the tragic voyage of the sailing ship. Persimmon, which has arrived at Hamburg from Tal Tal, a cargo saltpetre. Shortly after the vessel left port three men fell from the ...
... rate and other causes, were in flourish- -h attainments and his emi-, « Lieduff. Pear wtM « 3 hare t« lo* bene- £m . Mr.'Joseph Conrad, ; Both partly fits under the *- , , in eft hie merits as writer tile ’-a rml n= C .. Asenest Mv. LLOYD ULOKA.J, contended ...
... what promises briHiant season in the book world. In fact, good literature will this autumn have a show in, and books Joseph Conrad, George Moore, Henry James, and other distinguished writers are either out announced to be published soon. Mr. Reid is ...
... G. D. Roberts and William Hope Hodgson. The London Magazine” complete novel for July, entitled of the Seven Isles,” is Joseph Conrad, and is one of the best novels yet published in this series of fine long stories. It a subtle and romantic story the South ...
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... etc. Alie::a e tygt list et erratagibilehetiMs rather a Mr. Andrew Molise informs as that MOM Mary Cholmondeley, Mr. Joseph Conrad, and Mr. W. J. Labe, the adjudicators in his Dow 236 Guineas Prise Novel Competition, bare awarded the prise to a novel ...
... intense agony. It was, indeed, a thrilling triumph for science and a story which would require the pen of a Victor Hugo. a Joseph Conrad. a Stevenson. or a Clark Russell for its adequate recounting. Another notable branch of science in which patient labour ...
... HISTORY OF PERIDORE AND PARAVAIL. By MAURICE HEWLETT. Crown Bvo. Ss vet. TUMMY. by EDWARD .GARNETT. Witt a Foreword by JOSEPH CONRAD. Extra Crown Bvo. net. AN AUTUMN SOWING. By E. F. BENSON. EXtill Crown Bw. Es net. hombre 48 PALL MALL. LIM. W. COLLINS ...
... ILTON WELL-KNOWN NOVEL that the their nose Voliva, t ces of “ Victory ”’ tabernach nding PUPI The Lo Tut famous novel by Joseph Conrad adapted fer the screen complaini pel forms in e Tourneur, the great Mr Jone Te is a story of the a eet Of n, and has the ...
... James, a great merican writer of fine English Great War to become a British bject, out of cheer our fight c civilisation. Joseph Conrad, a Pole, and great writer about the sea and the sailors ho live out lives of hardship and bravery on seaman out of a enthusiasm ...
... to the two enemies that competition between them was, in fact, impossible as between George Robe) and Signor Caruso, or Joseph Conrad and Ethel SI Dell. For, though millions of people go to the moving-picture theatres every week in this country alone, and ...