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... English Review, price fid net. The lollovmg authors contribute to the first nuralx r Measrs. Thomas Hardy, Henry .Ijm,. Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, W. jj’ Hudson, Count Tolstoy, and B. G. Well,. | future numbers contributions will Jr from Measrs. George ...
... Madox Hueffer has been able Uis side the best known names in letters—Tolstoi. Anatole France, Mr. •‘Us, Vernon Lee, Mr Joseph Conrad, it. B. Cunniuehamc Graham. These t ...
... —a slab, however, that instead of being indigestible whets one’s appetite for more there is another selection from Mr. Joseph Conrad’s Reminiscences,” the conclusion of Vernon Lee’s story The Virgin of the Seven Daggers,” and tho opening chapters of aggressive ...
... concerned with literature,” and the fact that it has presented contributions from Thomas Hardv, Henry James Anatole France, Joseph Conrad, and others constitutes it welcome addition. On the other hand, its Directors should realise that n, * ible to rh of Mr ...
... Brother Saint. By Toro Gallon. Is net. (Stanley Paul Co. Gay Lawless. By Helen Mathers. net. (Stanley Paul Co.) Romance Bv Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Buffer. (Nelson’s Library.) 7d, Sixpenny JE-Htion *e have received—“ A Miracle the Turf.” By Winifred Gruharo ...
... advantage. It has scored ah»o in the quality its work; and to tollow two of Mr. Wells’s novel** with a new romance by Mr. Joseph Conrad is real triumph, la the tale Under Western Eyes,’’ which begins this month, Mr. Conrad been in a new environment, and, ...
... SATURDAY, DECEMBER tfl, 1910. PUBLICATIONS. THE BEST IN CURRENT LITERATURE. JANUARY CONTENTS: Under Western Eyes (II.). By JOSEPH CONRAD. The Osborne Berolntioa. BySIOMET WEBB. . . THE . . The Irish Demand. By J. G. SWIFT NACNEILL, k.c., n.p. The Dark Lady ...
... who should read tor the sake of their technique it would run as fouowsFlaubert, Tourguencff. DAnnnnzio, Henry James, and Joseph Conrad. Each these writers brouglit something new to his art, and there is nothing that teachable that cannot be learned from ...
... lart. The bet k followa; —Mr. William Butler recognition diatingukhed literary attainmenU and hk eminence ae a poet. Mr. Joseph Conrad, in consideration hi* merits writer fiction, iJlOO; Margaret Lady Huggins, in coauideration services science rendered by ...
... reversion the strong and sane policy of Lord Cromer. The ” English Review *’ this month ape, cially strong in fiction. Mr. Joseph Conrad gives further instalment of ” Under Weal Eye*,” which promises the rmvi notable work we have yet had from his pen. MW May ...
... Letters/’ aud the Genealogy of Morals,” Horace Samuel, are contribution* well up to the standard of the ** English Review. Joseph Conrad’s ” Under Western Eyes ” grows in interest and strength it develop*, but ” The Aftermath and ** Lady Diana Goes to the ...
... we conjecture it set down thankless and well nish impertinent attitude to frank, renumbering the work of writers like Joseph Conrad—a foreigner, the wav— Maurice Hewlett, and one or two more who worthily support gnat tradition. First-rate fiction cannot ...