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... just at this oment. The Far Islands, by John Buchan, is • trange study, appealing strongly to the fancy; and Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad's sketch, is continued, nd the style alone would impel one to read. Major lriffiths writes on motoring, describing, under ...
... Landsman's Cruise with the Mediterranean Fleet is a pleasant oketoh, with a moral which requires little seeking. Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad's sketch, is carried forward a couple of chapters in the most literary of literary Engliah, and other contents are— A ...
... Landsman'. Cruise with the Mediterranean Fleet is a pleasant sketch, with a moral which requires little seeking. Lurd Jim, Joseph Conrad's sketch, is carried forward a couple of chapters in the most literary of literary English, and other contents are— A ...
... Bosh-Whacking. By Each Cliflbrd.- Seventy Years sfc Westminster.-HL-A Cold Day Mid-Canada. Lord Jim: Sketch. Chaps. B—9. By Joseph Conrad. George Selwyn’s Letters. By O. 8. Street.—A Light of Other Days.—The Victorian Drama.—“ Who Rideth upon the Wings of the ...
... notes and rough MSS., and from these and his letters, edited by his daughter, the present chapter has been compiled. Joseph Conrad's sketch, Lord Jim, is carried forward several chapters; and other contents are George Selwyn's letters, by G. S. Street; ...
... of eminent hands. The hands wore the hands Mr. Henry -fames, Mr. Robert Barr, Mr. George Giving, Mr. Rider Haggard, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Marriott-Watson. Mr. H. 0. Wells. Mr. Edwin Pugh, and Mr. Stephen Crane. One wonders what the Suesex peasantry think ...
... Hugh Clifford.—A Light These Days. —From a Country-house in New Zealand. Mrs. Boyd.—f ...
... The Royal Army Medical Corps; Boeh-waeking : Expedition into the Benighted Lands, by Hugh Clifford Lord Jim, Sketch, by Joseph Conrad; Marion without Method: France’s Love of False Mews; Her Injustice to herself and others ; Cambridge in the Nineteenth ...
... Royal Army Medical Corps ; Buah-wacking : An Expedition into the Benighted Lands, by Hugh Clifford ; Lord Jim, Sketch, by Joseph Conrad ; Miming* without Method: France’s Love of False News ; Her Injustice to herself and others ; Cambridge to the Nineteenth ...
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... W. Siohel.— Musidvb Without Method.— Tribute to the Flag. B? Nellie K. Bliesett.—Lord Jim: A Sketch. Chape XIWXVI. By Joseph Conrad.—Names of Places. Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart.—Scotland and Mr. Goldwin Smith. Andrew Lang.—On Her Majesty’s Service. A. ...
... invariably reversing the policy which has commended itself is railway authorities outside these islands. Lord Jim, Joseph Conrad's charming sketch, goes forward several chapters; and other contents are Musings without Methods, which form admirable ...