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... Youth : A Narrative, and Two Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Edinburgh and London WilHam Blackwood 4 Sons. 6s. There are few better story-writers than the author this very able book. Lord Jim,*’ Outcast of the Islands, and other works are well known ...
... 1011.— JANUARY, 1900-2* 6d. Bpsd-wbackiso -. 1., by Hugh Clifford.— Bbve.nty Years at ; 111. —A Cold Canada.—Lord Jim. Joseph Conrad.— Letters, by G. 8. Street. A Light Dais. The Victorian Drama—•• Who Ridktb upon tub Wings of the Wind.—The Tavern Line ...
... CONRAD’S NEW ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORE of Mr. JOSEPH CONRAD h« been secured for Serial Publication by th« Proprietors of “T. P.’s WEEKLY. Tht Spffintor describes Mr. Conrad writer of remarkable and original'powers, quit* aneauulled in the interpretation ...
... whackiso : 11., by Hugh Clifford.—A Light These Days.—From a Country in New Zkai and, Mrs. 8. Boyd. —Lord Jim. a Sketch, by Joseph Conrad.— Tin; Low Nii.k IS!W. and tub Cotton Crop HlnO.—Maria Josbpma, bv G. Street.— Sew Trout Fisiikkies. John Rickerdyko.— ...
... demy 8«o. Vol I.—Classical Criticism. 16s net. JOSEPH CONRA D S XBW STORY. At all Libraries. Price 68. LORD JIM. a Tale. JOSEPH CONRAD, Author of The Nigger the An Outcast of the Islands, Tales Unrest,” A singularly vivid picture life Southern Mas ...
... —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 ...
... 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 ...
... — 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 ...
... 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 ...
... -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. ...
... Rev. James he ec ™ hat I a survey of the religion and morals o: first of the , both in the p is in- in the present. Mr. Joseph Conrad has finished how- ae novel, which will appear here and in | wis | during the autumn. It is entitled “ taken e has | and ...
... always stealthily ready for a drowning. The most amazing wonder tha deep its unfathomable cruelty.—F'rora Ini* tiation.” Joseph Conrad, in Blackwood’* Magazine,” cabled voder :ape. of tho « Vo*, ivo had » whiis her sent Mae porr written il invest! wants ...