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... to the French of the plirave-hook. I As if to pile up the humiliation, to_ of the' moat Milliant novelists in England, Joseph Conrad and Maarten Inaartens, are not Eng. Lehman at all. The talent for tongue, only cork. to John Bull indirectly. When Felix ...
... dozen books, inelmMag volumes biography and criticism, well fioiioh. A couple -of novob has written ooUabocntion with Joseph Conrad, the famous writer iff esa stories. Last year jpobtahed striking story, entitled “The Senior London”: but tue new book ...
... Foreign literary men have long since acknowledged the commercial value or the latter tongue. Maarten Maarten, is a Dutchman: Joseph Conrad is a Pole. And both romance in English, for that way lies the idest market. MOTOR FAILS 300 FEET Mr. D. W. Baker, limited ...
... nnwontedly liriit in qoaility. opens with a whimsical “Discourse concerning the name shipa and character the sea, by Mr. Joseph Conrad, who highly entertains the reader in a quasi-cssaical enlivened smart anecdotic touches. The first six chapter* Mr. J. ...
... eluding volumes of biogrephy sod cantioists, es well fiction. A couple of novels be hoe written in oolleborstion with Joseph Conrad, the famous writer ere stories. Lest yenr he published • striking eery, entitled The Soul of Condos' • but hie new book ...
... Ealehea•tmeot : by Sir Herbert ilazavell.—After Wild (feriae Manitoba : by (.1 Haubury- Williaws.—Loral Jon. A Photo!. : by Joseph Conrad.—Enddy Nor, The hover : by author of Vathet O'Fl3em.—Coion.—Souis of the Navl.—The 0141 0.11 soul the New.— Illusiog• ...
... y-Williame.—Disraeli and the Colonies. by W without Methzl.—Tribote to the Flag, by Nellie Blissett.—Lord Jim, a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.—Names of Places, by Bir Herbert Maxwell, Bart.--Bootland and Mr Ooldwin Smith, by Amber Long.-01i Her Majesty's Service ...
... doytU Army Medical Corps.—Hn*h-whacking; An Expedition into the Benighted , and*, by Hugh Cl fford,—Lord Jim, a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.—Musings without * Method: France’s love of False News—Her Injustice to herself and to others—Cambridge in the Nineteenth ...
... HwihiirV” William a. —Disraeli and (lie Colonies, by without Method.—Tribute the by Nellie K Bliaeett.— L»r»l Jim, Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.—Names of Places, Sir Herbert Maxwell, B'irt.—Scotland ana Mr Goldwin Smilb, Andrew Lang.—On Her Maiesty’s ,3ei vice, by ...
... and his descriptions of the breathless heat and green gloom of inn primeval forests of the Congo are not inferior to Mr. Joseph Conrad's essays on the earns theme. T, Fact oe action? The publisher gives us an assurance of his that this book is a record of ...
... much above Bolingbroke as he is below him as a man of letters. THE EIST'S FIRST KISS. The following quotation from Mr. Joseph Conrad's book Youth, a Narrative. gives a description of a young merchant sailor's first sight of the East. Ha had undertaken ...
... and his descriptions of the breathless heat and green gloom of the primeval forests of tho Congo are not inferior Mr. Joseph Conrad's essays on the met heme. ~ Tl>r l’oo,» of Kitcoce. 11. «lo tharpuulc. T. Fitbcr l usin. C&. Fact or fiction? The publisher ...