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... transpontine pirates and mutinics, is far more likely to sell than the aplundid work of such a yiant among sea-writers as Joseph Conrad, or what he as ‘“*tho wonderful picce of weitiag with which we are now con- ce:ned. He also states that he tirst became ...

... alread blished are :— “The by John Uliver Hobbes Vanity: the Confessions of a Court Modiste, by Rita; ** Alma Folly.” by Joseph Conrad; ot the Cross,” ‘by Wilson Barrett ; “AM ioe jonairc’s Daughter,” by Pere: “The Red by Arthur y White { Waistcoat Pucket ...

... Their resals on himself and on the woman he loves is described ro cate literary finish. Among more or ** Typhoon,” by Joseph Conrad ; “ Leonora,” Bennett; “ Guard,” as it is un- ly the last, novel “Johanna,” Mrs. accustomed and facile vein ; and “Tho ...

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... suggestive and intellectual as well as being informed with fecling. Nostromo”? wo bave a characteristic Tn example of Mr. Joseph Conrad's art, Neverthe- lesa, we do not think that ‘‘Nostromo” can be pronounced one of bis strongest books. As asual Mr. Conrad ...

... K. Chesterton, and M. will write. Mr. Wells’ contribution will Im* novel, which will completed four numbers, while Mr. Joseph Conrad will provide interesting autobiography which ranges from his exile in Poland as a child to the command ships at sea. and ...