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... Cloth. Ge. PAUL KRUGERandhisTIMEt?. By K.REGINALD STATHAM. Sceoud Editiou. Portrait and Map. 7s. d. riIALES of UNREST. By JOSEPH CONRAD, X Author of Alma7?r> Folly. & ...
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... Daily Mail.? A stroni. piece of work, more than com- monly clever. ?? and sound. THB NIGGER of the NARCISSUS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. A. T. Quiiler-Couch,? A tborougnly Rood tale. Mr. Conrad jVnov. s the inside of his sei.men. and by conser;uen. c the ...
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... : a Homance of the Great Lone Land. By JOHN MACKIE. Author of The Devil's Playground- Cloth. 6s. ?? ANEW ROMANCER:— JOSEPH CONRAD. ALMAYER'S FOLLY : a Story of an Eastern River. Cloth, giit ton. 6s. The Daily Chronicle™ say.*:— We have been struck ...
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... on to your chair lor cafetv.— Sir W. M. Conway in the l'AL_, MALL GAZETTE. __ a new Teller of eastern tales : — j^V^ JOSEPH CONRAD^_ ALMAYERS FOLLY: A Story of an Eastern River. CHo'h, fril* top. Ss. The DAILY* CHRONICLE says:— We hare been struck by ...
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... BARE. Prisoners of Conscience. S. R. CROCKETT. The Grey Mau. ROBERT BUCHANAN. Effie Hethenntton. JOSEPH CONRAD. An Outcast of the Islands. JOSEPH CONRAD. Almayer's Folly. LOUIS BECKE and W. JEFFEBY. A First Fleet Family. LOUIS BECKE. Tbe Ebbinjr of the ...
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... SEPTEMBER NUMBER. VryiNDSOR MAGAZINE. •^yiNDSOR MAGAZINE. BLACKWOOD^ MAGAZINE No. 1898. -2s. 6d. 1 nth :A Na rativ.-. ■ y Joseph Conrad.— The Company and th- inrtiv dual -liie Spaniard at Home, by Hannah Lynch.— Ou ?? One Forgotten, by Dora Sigerson v?- rl ...
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... Onida — The Mutineer, by Louis Beeke andW. Jeffery— The School for S.iiir.s. hy John Ol.ver Hobbes— Tales of UnreS'. by Joseph Conrad— The Destroyer, by Kenia- mni Swift— 'J h -Whitehea leil Hoy, by George iiarirain. CHEAP RE-ISSUE of COPYRIGHT NOVEL^.-Trooper ...
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... Co. TUNIS -SEPTEMBER. 1857. Portrait of .Tames McNeill Whistler. W. Nicholson. The Nigger of the Narcssus. Chap. HI. Joseph Conrad. Bonnie Prince Charlie T.F. Henderson. The Literature of Anarchism. C. B. Boylance-Kent. 3)anish Competition. James I_ong ...
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... CHARLES MURRAY. THE MAKING OF A PARADISE. By C. J. CORNISH THE.HOUSE OF COMMONS. By AUGUSTINE BIRRELL. THE LAGOON. By JOSEPH CONRAD. CONCERNING TEA. By £. V. LUCAS. FAMOUS TRIALS: the Road Mystery. By .T. B ATLAY NEVER THE LOTOS CLOSES. By E. an.l H. ...
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... HENLEY, CONTENTS. AUGUST. 1897. PORTRAIT of LORD ROBERTS. W. NICHOLSON. The NIGGER of the NARCIS- SUS. Chapters 1.-11. JOSEPH CONRAD. COLONIAL EMPIRES. C. DE THIERRY. O'SULI.IVAN the RED upon his WANDERINGS. W. B. YEATES. PETER the GREAT. JAMES FITZMAUBICE-KEI ...
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... strongpiece o . ork. more than com* moniy clever, conscientious, and sound.** ?? „ ?? NIGGER OF THE NARCISSs US. I _y JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr ?? y. ; -liaoes not seem too much to My ?? Mi *Conr_ . I as In ihisbook introduced us to the British mere^t Z ...
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... 'satiou rare indeed in riction, even in such ti' tion as is given ?? by our greate-t. riIHE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. M By JOSEPH CONRAD. Author of Tales of Cnrest. One Vol.. ts. Mr. .fames Pa yn.— It do?- . no; s»cra t'*«o much to say that Mr. Conrad ...