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... THE SAILOR'S WIND. Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the now number of the “Pall Mall Magasine.” “The prevailing weather of the North Atlantic,” he says, “is typical of the way in which the West wind rules his realm on which the sun never sets ...
... being quite too fur the average reader of fiction. Nov fo* enow* aenrma. tnWrti ; HwHfaW 1902. YODTH : A NARRATIVE. Mr. Joseph Conrad has well-deserved reputation tor his stories and sketches of life, and the present one quite comes to his former work. ...
... Bookman 5” ist of the books which have most in darmg the past month The By M E Braddca. Stay at Homes otter Stories By Joseph Conrad By L B Dandy. Pige in By W Mason, Four Feathers Py By Ak Fercy White Richard Reeney By Maxwell Gray By Mre Ward. Rose’ ...
... Note*, A. W. SCriwnr- I>. two volume*. Second Edmoo The Beltfwua Track ?ci«ty. 10s. bd. RbXJUVED. “Tales I'nrest, hy Joseph Conrad. : T Fisher Unwin. Prke 3s. 6d. ■' of Canon Pie 2,'* hv Hoc. Arthur R. M. Piniayson. Ixmdon : Jaities Nisbel and Co., Ltd ...
... An Antonia Day's Spurt near Mktg— Brighten'. Sister-in-Law. By Henry Lawton. —Our Soldiers. By Litionnen.—L vd By Joseph Conrad. Conolesion.—The Colo Ports.—The Rival 66 POlVigel Devils. By C 1 11. H. Knollys.—A Badges of New Books.—War Operations ...
... writer’s charming stories, and an admirable example it is. Ite descriptions Norwegian life are delightful. Romance, by Joseph Conrad and F. M. Huffier, is the joint work of the two men who write romance in these days if they believed in it. It is a story ...
... gtoittus of glooks. YOUTH, Anl OTHCR STORIEA. Joseph Conrad. Edinburgh : William 131ackwood and Sons. •• But the Dwarf an-scred. Something Monati is dearer to use than the wealth of all the world.' SUCH is the very apt quotation which Mr Conrad pia. ...
... tobacco. A very painstaking composer, he considered his manuscript several times before sending it to the printer. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea-tatee, is high-born Pole. At quite an early age he ran away to Hamburg. and began his career as a seaman ...
... dramatic story, showing how an Australian adventuress was trappoil by an ex-officer of the Indian Police 11 Conde, by Joseph Conrad, who gives a vivid interpretation of Neapolitan life. The story full of power and force. Helen Nlaaters and Richard Marsh ...
... to the openiog chapter of the new romance, Kipps,” by H G Wells * The Mirror of the Sea : Landrails and Departures,' Joseph Conrad; and ' A Thief in the Night Out Paradise,' by E W Horanog. These three items alone are sufficient to give distinction a ...
... transpontine pirates and melodramatic mutinies, far more likely sell than the splendid work of such giant sea writers Joseph Conrad, or what he describes “ tho wonderful piece writing with which are now concerned. lie also states that he first became ...
... M iupabra::i and the Of >v. and thh. r MU ' Du wort ■ tad ahoold I . . . w.l.s.ai. A .lineal prrUe coni,,bated '•> Mi. Joseph Conrad, who u, ir*>i| a.,;i anyone to |«y down th. law the art writing storit*. A K. Mwikh), tile ifte * Ming Man 1.4* soniodt ...