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... forces in literature. Does not the present number contain contributions by half a dozen of the rising school ? There is Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose Nigger of the Narcissus brought down a chorus of praise ; Mr. Maurice Hewlett, whose it Forestfo vers`c burst ...
... y read- able as ever, there is begun w~rhat promises to be an equally fascinating serial, The Heart of Darkness, by Joseph Conrad. Most noteworthy of the complete stories, and as a realistic piece of writing, is A Daughter of the Mobammadans. There ...
... ( equally promising interest, entitled Like to LiLY 1 - G. S. Street. At the same time, The Heart of Dat.r ness, by Joseph Conrad, is concluded, leavijp a Fr found impression on the mind of the reader. in the Back of Beyond we get a pretty impressicn ...
... d man sell to drive a van over a bad road. I sweated and shivered over that businces considerably, I can tell you.'- Joseph Conrad, in Blackwood. WROTII SILVER. A nEMAilAaLaIE USAGE. The custom of the payment of wroth solver to the stewards of ...
... tbhe t swarm of suns, in the appalling and calm solitudes awaiiting the breath of future ?? Lord Jim:- A Sketch, by Joseph Conrad, in Blackwood's I Magazine. ~ ?? A MINUTE, PLEASE 1-Sufferers from Gravel, Lumbago, Piles, Pains, in the Eac~k. Dropsy ...
... 6d. BUSH-WHACKING: 1. BY HUGHI CLIFFORLD.-SEVENTY YEARS AT WESTMINSTER: 111.-A COLD DAY IN MID-CANADA.-LORD JlM.- By JOSEPH CONRAD.-GLORGE SELWYN'S LETTERS. By G. S. STREET.-- A LIGHT OF OTHER DAYS--THE VICTORIAN DRAMA.-' WHO RIDF.TIT UPON THE WINGS ...
... , The Victorian Drama, The Old Tavern Life of e London, A Light of Other Days, and Lord Jim: a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad, make up a particularly good numher. The December number of the Press contains L two art supplements illustrating a ...
... get graphic and entertaining impres- sions from the pen of an accomplished reviewer. Be- sides additional chapters of Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, powerfully sustained in interest, there are a couple of very fine picturesque sketches-the one en- titlaed ...
... the development of -these missiles is explained in a manner that throws much light on tthe campaign in South Africa. Mr. Joseph Conrad- continues his story, Lord Jim; Mr. Hugh Clifford has a second chapter on BushWhaocking, and Mr. G. S. Street i41 ...
... and suggesmivo artcle on the question of sub- marine. tables ad of tteir use in war, Be-tideo addi- tioneal chpters of Joseph Conrade Lord Jim. we a-ve a third instalmnent of Itz'h1 CJiffard's equally readable tsetchl under the general title of Buch ...
... read, as well for the brillianev of style o-s for their wealth of informa- tion. In additicn to a further instalment of Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, the interest of which is well sus- tained, there are several stories and sketches of first- claos quality ...
... COSMPANIONS. - SOME PROBLEMS OF RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.-VALUE OF THE WATER OF THE GREAT RIVERS OF INDIA.-LORD JIM, A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD.-MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD: THE CHARACTErt OF THE ANARCHIST-IRRESPONSIBLE BIOGRAPHERS-THE ANARCHISTS OF LITERATURE-A M\'IODEST ...