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... including volumes of biography and criticiem, as well as fiction. A couple of novels he has written in collaboration with Joseph Conrad, the famous writer of sea stories. Last year he published a striking story, entitled Tbo Sodp; London” ; but h?o new hook ...
... for August A delightful Holiday companion Splendid Complete Stories Alice and Claude Askew Arnold Bennett Edgar Jepson Joseph Conrad . Richard Marsh F. M. White . F. H, Evans Helen \,. and many Mathers GIVEN '\ others AWAY \\ With Cassell's Magazine as ...
... August A delightful Holiday companion Splendid Complete Stories BY \ Alice and Claude Askew ! Arnold Bennett Edgar Jepson Joseph Conrad Richard Marsh F. M. White /\\ F.H. Evans Helen and many Mathers / GIVEN \ others AWAY With Caucu'n.Maguine \\ as a souvenir ...
... August A delightful Holiday companion Splendid Compicte Stories nY Alice and Claude Askew Arnold Bennett Edgar Jepson Joseph Conrad N\ Richard Marsh F. M. White / \\._ F. H. Evans Helen 7 \\ and many Mathers GIVEN ) others AWAY N\ With Cassell's Magazine ...
... assailing you in the dead stillness of your present where nothing moves except the irrecoverable minutes of your life.—Joseph Conrad, from “Chance.” ...
... Lord Reay, Viscount Reading, the Earl of Plymouth, the Lord Mayor of London, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Sir Arthur Pinero, Sir Henry Nemlu Sir Edward Poynter, Sir Herbert Tree, Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, Mr. H. B. Irving ...
... 1n the issue fof March (just published) there appear works from the pen of such well-known writers hs Joseph Leacock, Joseph Conrad, E. Phillips Oppenheim, and many others. James Oliver Curwood continues his wonderful descriptive stories of animal life ...
... stilt enthralls his readers by the fascinating mystery of his great serial story, “The Strange Case of Jocelyn Thew,” and Joseph Conrad in ** The Arrow of Gold ™ further portrays tif® subtle charm of mind and physical beauty of his heroine, Dona Rita. James ...
... “VICTORY” AT THE GLOBE THEATRE. This remarkable play, or rather melodrama, has been adapted from the facile pen of Mr. Joseph Conrad. Miss Marie Lohr, who appears in a new character, is as attractive as ever, and personates the heroine, Lena, and Mr. Murray ...
... It is a play which will not fail to make its appeal, and it has a career before it. Thursday, Nov. 11th, for 3 days. JOSEPH CONRAD'S great Story of the Sea, entitled : ...
... private library in the &ct included the works of Browning, Kipling, Masefield, Robert W. Service, Alfred Nt');bea. and Joseph Conrad. e Quest expedition was enabled to proceed largely through tne merosivy of Sir Ernest’s olg school-fellow, g’ar. John Quiller ...
... Peter’’ contains, amongst many other notable contributions, a startling reminder of the first days of the war in Mrs. Joseph Conrad’s account of ‘“Our Visit to Poland in 1914,” “An Idyll of the Canaries,” “Old H.M.S. Worcester Days,”’ ‘‘Tales from Hakluyt”’ ...