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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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... poem that can not be surpassed. The woik of a master whose genius is beyond dispute. THE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. James Payn says : It does not seeni too much to say that Mr. Conrad has in this book introduced us to the British ...
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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 ...
p ENOWNED BLACK SILKS. ■* rOL'RNING MANTLES. -a rOL'RNING COSTUMES. •jTOURNLNG MILLINERY. T ATE6T MOURNING ..
... 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 ...
QEsERAL NURSING INSTITUTE. __■■*■ ?? Manchester-square, W. Established 1861 ?? t * 1 Direction. From Henrietta ..
... Isblster aod Co. (Limited), Coven _rarten, W.C. LACK WOOD'S MAGAZINE. No. «*. Septemb-r 1898. 2s. 6d. Yonth : A NanatUc. I ...
BSOWHBD BLACK SILKS. ifOCENING MANTLES. , f orENING COSTUMES. , rOUENING MILLINERY. i- aTE st MOURNING FASHIONS ..
... 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 ...
GENERAL NURSING INSTITUTE. 5, Maudeville-pla-:c, Manchester-square, W. Established 1562. Under Medical ..
... Exciting, sinister, even terrifying, we must avow it to be a work of real genius. THE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. The Literary World.— A wonderful and fascinating pie?e of workmanship. An actual and literal transcription of lite ...
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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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... — A strong piece of work, more than com- tnonly clever, conscientious, and sound. THE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. AT. Quiller-Coucli.— A thorouehlj* Kood tale. Mr. Conrad luows the inside of his seamen, und by consequence the crew ...
(GENERAL NURSING INSTITUTE. I-, i___T e fS?* hoe ' Manchester-square, W. Established 18S2. ?? r, r - c .. t
... A strong piece of work, more than commonly clcici. conscientious, and sound. FT-HE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. J_L By JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. .lames Payn says : It does not seem too much to say that Mr. Conrad has in this book introduced us lo tbc British ...
aYA S *N G INSTITUTE. -^IS* 1 Wrm.on M i ches te''-square, W. Established 1862. SNiS!^ Nn.sKs »i e^rella-street,
... Mail.— A strong piece of work, more than commonly clever, conscientious, and sound. THE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS.'' By JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. James Pa yn cay. : It doc not seem too much to aay that Mr. Conrad has in this book introduced us to the British ...
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... Nature in the characters every reader with some experience of life will recognise.'' HE NIGGER OF THE NARCISSUS. By JOSEPH CONRAD. The Daily Telegraph. — TUere are few characters among the crew which do not stand out with vivid and lifelike presentment ...