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... the year, will deal with the Dardanelles expedition, and takes the story of the war to the oigning of the armistice. Mr. Joseph Conrad, hose new novel, The Hover,” will published Messrs. Fisher Unwin later in the year, has contributed a preface A Handbook ...
... Burma and iderable distance, the sand roof fell in Malava. Richard Curie. With buried him. Fortunately his com- Preface by Joseph Conrad. London: Mac; Kins were able to dig him out none the an i' f gf Martin’s Street, W.C. > -3, and was able to accompany the ...
... George A. Binning- jisis, ...
... the l«t»‘ Marf|iiis of Londonderry. The heir their elder son. Lord Stuvordale, who will la* eighteen in the autumn. Mr. Joseph Conrad has been compelled Tiv illness to curtail his star in the United States. i.s sailing for England to-morrow in the Majestic ...
... Ihe Royal Air Force in recognit ion of his distinguished service command of the forces Iraq. A Renter's message says Mr. Joseph Conrad, the eminent novelist, who is returning home to-morrow, has arrived at New York. Mr. Conrad is suffering somewhat from ...
... She whistled lullaby put the badies to sleep, read a book, knitted with her hands, and under her a Dutch ; cheese ! Mr. Joseph Conrad has brought back with him from America some of those re Section* which always make us a little uncomfortable. for has swelled ...
... began life as architect- Sir Hall Caine was private secretary t« Dante Gabriel Rossetti long before he began write novels. Joseph Conrad was a sea>i man when he wrote his first novel. Folly.” Sir Conan Diyle doctor before he invented Sherlock Holmes- H. G ...
... than driving into him the maximum number hard, dry facts. The publication of a uniform and fin© edition of the works of Joseph Conrad reminds u*> that his first novel. Almayer Folly,” was’ published far back as April >9, 1895. Air. T. Fisher Unwin. He was ...
... Lover;” a tale which has ail the individuality and passionate force which we associate with (’lenience Dane’s work. Mrs. Joseph Conrad contributes an excellent cookery article, which gives three dinner menus together with the recipes; while food for thought ...
... sentimentality not produce so many bot sellers ” those who make their heroes and heroines happy ever after.” the vogue Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. John Galswotthy—to mention only three of the most distinguished of living story fellers—is proof ...
... Fein rebellion, and some well-known personages are introduced under their disguises. The publication of “ The Rover,” Joseph Conrad's new novel, Messrs. T. Fisher Unwin, will be one the chief literary events of the season. December 3rd the date fixed ...
... NOTES ON BOOKS & WRITERS. The scene of Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new novel. The Hover,” which, as slated last w**ek. will published Messrs. T. Fisher I'nwia Dec«*mber ‘l. i'S laid on the shores ot the Mediterranean. The sea itself is used not for a stage, but ...