... drums announcing that they are the men in whom the year o.kra was honoured. Messieurs Sydney Lee, Maurice Hewlett and Joseph Conrad, what do you think of yourselves - ? Aren't you splendid fellows, sure of immortality and better terms from publishers ...

... three hundred years ago. Therefore I leave Mr. Lee severek alma , . Nor will I quarrel with Mr. Maurice Hewlett's or Mr. Joseph Conrad' s good fortune. But haying read Forest Lovers and Tales ol f I may say something of them not altogether irrele‘ant. The ...

... as Fate. But in spite of repellent subjects we are forced to read with closest attention; we recognise the fact that in JOSEPH CONRAD we have a man who can write. In sheer horror and grinmess—horror, too, which is dependent on no unnatural order of things--it ...

... dainty touch, admirably suited to his class of subject. The marvellous power of depicting a painful situation displayed in JosEPH CONRAD'S book, A lower's Folly, also dominates An Outcast t!f the Islands (I.'nwin.) The scene is again laid in the Malay Archipelago ...