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... at the Royalty Theatre, of a comedy entitled The Arw Feliiiy by Miss Laurence Alma-Tadema, followed by One Day More, by Joseph Conrad, a dramatisation of the author's story To-morrow. PRINCESS ARISUGAWA PRINCE ARISUGAWA Now on a Visit to this Country. ...
... the same publisher, The Fifth Oueen, by Ford Madox Hueffer. Mr. Hueffer has written two novels in conjunction with Mr. Joseph Conrad, and he made a great success last year with a little volume entitled The Soul of London, a book containing very acute ...
... J i (Fisher Unwin.) Little Stories of Courtship. By Mary Stuart Cutting. (Hodder.) jjw The Mirror of the Sea. By Joseph Conrad. (Methuen I The Baroness Orczy The popular playwright and author has just published a new Scarlet Pimpernel story, entitled ...
... THE LIBRARY z Novels to Order This Week J The Secret Agent. By Joseph Conrad. Ll lj f MMUlf (.Methuen os.) [j I HI 111 lii Major Vigoureux. By A. 1. Ouiller-Couch. Vll til I II II /MpiIiiipii fic itiulk M J The Weavers. SWw (Heinemann 6s. By Sir Gilbert ...
... are two novels that may be commended from this standpoint The Secret Agent. By Joseph Conrad. Methuen A Walking Gentleman. By James Prior. Constable TV /T r. Joseph Conrad has long had a great reputa- -1- tion among us as a master of literary style whose ...
... author's highest standard. NOVELS OF 1C07 TWELVE OF THE BEST The Hill of Dreams By Arthur Maclien The Secret Agent. By Joseph Conrad Furze the Cruel. By John Trevena The Arti'tic Temperament. By Jane Wardle The Vigil. By Harold Begbie A Nonconformitt ...
... which it will, some day or night, exactly fit. I feel very much that way towards A Set of Six, the short story volume by Joseph Conrad (Methuen), which, with a few others, I havS Sway with me at the moment. Mr. Conrad calls these tales respectively romantic ...
... the journalistic outlook. It prints poems. Also articles in foreign languages. It allows reminiscences (those of Mr. Joseph Conrad are now running), and it gave first to the world Mr. H. G. Wells's Tono- Bungay as a serial, in chapters of positively ...
... newspaper with plenty of space, to elect rival forties. Here is mine Mr. Thomas Hardy Mr. Andrew LanS Mr. Edmund Gosse Mr. Joseph Conrad Mr. Robert Bridges Mr. W. L. Courtney Professor Bury Dr. Gasquet Lord Morley Dr. Douglas Hyde Mr. Frederic Harrison Mr ...
... Andrew Cecil Bradley Sir Alfred Comyn Lyall Robert Bridges John William Mackail Samuel Henry Butcher The Viscount Morley Joseph Conrad George Gilbert Murray William John Courthope Henry Newbolt Austin Dobson Edward Henry Pember James George Frazer Sir Arthur ...
... average jog-trot novel, such as has to be written by the author who makes a living out of it. If Mr. H. G. Wells, or Mr. Joseph Conrad, or Mr. Arnold Bennett, or any other licensed weaver, like to spin the v^arn out half as long again, that is for them to ...
... demand, and never were there more media for it. One is, therefore, a little surprised at the grant of £100 per annum to Mr. Joseph Conrad, who surely would find little difficulty in making that sum a score of times annuallyr would he but condescend to adapt ...