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... How to Speak to a Talking Machine. Lines from the Heart. By Mostyn T Pigott. Holding his Own. An Outpest of Progress. By Joseph Conrad. Sir Henry Irving. Chap. ters V—VILI. By Joseph Hatton. Under the X-Rays. No. 13—Blackmail in Business. By T C Bridges ...
... —XL-Fdll Cry. THE DREAM. By GIACOMO LEOPARDI. Translated Sir THEODORE MAR- TIN, K.C.B. THE END OF THE TETHER.~XH., XIII. By JOSEPH CONRAD. MUSINGS WITHOUT METHOD.— Death of Emile Zola—A Pupil of Claude Bernard—The Scientific Romance—Zola’s Lyrical Temperament—A ...
... a of gentle birth bat doth uf yal training. The character is $ ny ability, and gives a novel of more interest, eTROMY, JOSEPH CONRAD TITER GEORGIANS. 6s. WILL N TRE GIVERS. os 1 STEPS OP Hi t THE HAND OF 6s. TAR DUKE'S JEST. is. LADY OF THE W. JACOBS Trarper ...
... PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED. Tue REsrt.T w Accident. By Beatrice Whitby. Mrthuen and Cu. 6s. _ . . A Six. Joseph Conrad. Methuen and Lsmr *so Somusa. By the Rev. It. T; Perfect, late Vicar Slunton. Brewwilh. Ben*- ford. Illustrated. The Walter hcotl Co.. Ltd ...
... wow THE WEST WIND RULES HIS EMPIRE Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the June number of the “ Pall Mall Magazine.” ling weather of the North Av “The lantic,” whieh the West ~ “is typical realm on which of the way in Oe “It ie the heart of a great ...
... scale -Jjaiitn (MivuiusoßsaiK. PUBLICATION. LACK W MAGAZINE. No. I,O*I.—JULY, 1902.-28 6d. THE END OP THE TETHER.—I.-IF. JOSEPH CONRAD. MY LORD THE BUCK. HUGH M. WAHRAND. ON THE HEELS OP DE WET.—VII. “Pot teeing.” DOGS OF A SORT. CONCERNING CELESTIAL PHOTOGRAPHY ...
... JJESSRS. WM. BLACKWOOD & SONS’ PUBLICATIONS. JOSEPH COHRA D’S NEW STORT. At Booksitllers and Libraries. LORD JIM. A Tale. By JOSEPH CONRAD, Author of Tho Niger Narcissus,” Outcast oftha Islands, “Tales of Unrest,” 4c. Crown Bvo, 6s. all Booksellers and LiraAiura ...
... of Iddesleigh A Light in a Dark City,” Charles Prayer : Morley ; “ The ‘i irror of the Sea: I, Landfalls and rtures,” Joseph Conrad; “The Great and the land of King Gold,” R, N. Hall, Zimbabwe Temple, THE “CIRCASSIAN” CORN CURE wil remove the oldest, ...
... — Royal Asst Medical Cußrs.—Blsu-whackiso ; Expedition into the Beniohted Lands, Hugh Clifford.—Loan JIM, a Sketch. by Joseph Conrad— Mumsos without Method: France’s Love False News—Her Injustice to Herself and to others—Cambridge in the Nineteenth Century—The ...
... principal novels announced for autumn publication ; Methuen Tales of Two People,” by Anthony Hope; “The Secret Agent,” bjr Joseph Conrad :' M«jor Vigoureux,” by ; “The Halo,” by Hsioncss van Hutten, and Votes for Women.” by Kli/.abeth Uobins. must notice also ...
... THE FASCINATION OF THE SEA. Mr. Joseph Conrad is & lover of the sea, and of ships, too. In “The Mirror of the Sea: Memories and Impressions ™ (Methuen), he writes: Odi et amo may well be the confession of those who eonsciously or blindly have surrendered ...
... -HisCAREr*-Tuv.Foundation or Libbart—lts Threr-hcndbeotu Anniversary —Tub British Association. THE END OF THE TETHER.—X., Bt JOSEPH CONRAD. MTANNIA’S SEAL. Bt WALLACE BRUCE. THE TREASrrDv TREASURY AND ART-IN SCOT LAND. THE HEELS OF DE WET.— X. Jogtrot. ...