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... James Phillips.—Ballad Foulweather Jack. M. C. Giliingtoo.—One of the Old Rchool.—Lord Jim; .Sketch. Chaps. XXf.-XXIII. Joseph Conrad —The Departure of Second Lieutenant for the front—The Lif* of a Sailor.— Sheridan and Mr. Shaw. By G. 8. Street.— Musings ...
... biography of General John Jacob, one of the last of the great servants of the East India Company, by Alexander Innes Shand. Joseph Conrad's sketch, Lord Jim, goes on; The Elder Brother of the Shah is written about by Wilfrid Sparroy ; and articles on The ...
... stupendous, reckless grandeur, such is not known to him. C. Banbury Williams writes on, After wild geese in Manitoba; and Joseph Conrad's sketch, Lord Jim, is carried forward in four more chapters through • most interesting phase. Other contributions are ...
... of *—• to MATMIU.A* AVD U0 UMITKI). Vm4m» WM. BLACKWOOD AND RONS' »BW R|u« »rio*» JOSEPH CONRAD'S NEW STORY. AI J. •OOftIKUAHto- AMU LIABAEIE* LORD lIM. TAI». JOSEPH CONRAD. «' T»i» **•' tto ' AS Mm' lof 'to Tiltolr ml Utowt. to. 'to •»»-. to. AT AI ...
... Autumn Day’* Sport near Peking.—Urightea’s Hister-tn-Law. By Henry Laxvaon.—Our Soldiera. By Linesman.—Lotd Jim : A Sketch. Joseph Conrad. (Conclusion.)— The Cinque Ports.—The Rival ** Foreign Devils.” Col. H. Knolly*.— Budget of New Book*.—War Operations in ...
... CAPTAIN CONRAD'S WATER CLERK. Of Joseph Conrad's new novel, Lord Jim, it may safely be said that the half would have been better than the whole. There is a wonderful comprehensiveness in the study of character; but the plot is languid. Lord Jim is ...
... Study, C. L. Thomson: Joan Brotherhood, Bernard Capes; The Flowers of the Forest,’* by David Lyall; Lord Jim. by Joseph Conrad: Arden Massiter. by William Barry; The Pretty Polly, by W. Clark Russell; Richard Tea and Nay. by Maurice Hewlett; ...
... drawing R Pannett; On the Wrong Side of Things, story for children, by Christian Burke; Typhoon, story, chapters i., ii., Joseph Conrad; Sonnett, Twilight, by H.A.G.; Real Conversations. Tiii., with Mr. Spenser Wilkinson, William Archer; Why be a Lady? by ...
... Song, by Marion W. Simpson; Brighton Revisited, and a Contrast, by G. S. Street; Typhoon, story. Chapters m.. IV., by Joseph Conrad; War with England, is an Invasion of England possible, by Major Hoenig; The Lord and Lady's Glove, by Alfred Ollivant; ...
... Wells Gallup; Count Von Bulow, the German Chancellor, by Ph. Goldschmied; Typhoon, story, chapter V. (conclusion), by Joseph Conrad; The Round Table. The laughter ...
... 1902. — i • EirEws. MAoar.nrs (William Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—The opening chapters of another of Joseph Conrad's charming stories, entitled The End of tha Tether,' are given this month; and The Conquest of Charlotte' is concluded ...
... BE VIEWS. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINZ (William Blackwood and Sons, London and Edinburgh).—The opening chapters of another of Joseph Conrad's charming stories, entitled The End of tha Tether, are given this month; and The Conquest of Charlotte is concluded ...