... 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 ...

... son of i Right Hon. E. Cooper. of Markre county Sligo, and a first cousin o R. W. Oooper, of Dougias. county Cotk Mr. Joseph Conrad hme had too manv ventures in all parts «f the world to mach of such a trifle w o motor sorident, | though it has mvoived ...

... Chesterton, and M. Heir-mei will write. Mr. Wells' contributioo will be a novel, which be completed in four numbers, while Mr. Joseph Conrad will provide an interesting a utobiography which ranges from his mile in Poland aa a child to the command of ships at sea ...

... Parker Benson tt of Way,” by Gilbert ing should maintain their present ition of free- and Ford Madox “The Inheritors,” by Joseph Conrad “Sawdust,” dom from clerical control, it is “A that Committees of this Association be appointed instruction to collect ...

... published ore : “The Herb-Moon,” John Oliver Hobbes; “ Vanity : Confessions Court Mediate,” by Rita ; •* A lawyer's Folly,” Joseph Conrad; The Bin of the Cross,” Wilson Barrett; Millionaire's Daughter,” Percy White; “The Bed Triangle,” Arthur Morriseo.” “The ...

... of episodes in a dramatic and adrenturoon .areer a has finished N'ostromo, the novel on which is present engaged, Mr. Joseph Conrad contenij>Ll*« « vu.l uj the iilerrancan refer i» hts recollections which his nest to U.d. N'oefenmo*' t, ! ...

... Paget. Dewar. A. B. Portman. and A. |nr.e» bhano. London o ...

... Os. It - with a Wessex poem by Mr. Hardy, and contains long instalments of stories by Count Tolstoy and Mr. H. G. Mr. Joseph Conrad gives an invslment of Some Reminiscences, while there are short stories by Mr. Henry James and Mr. John Galsworthy. Mr ...

... 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 ...

... year with • number unwontedly light te quality. h epees with • Diseouree • name ' of Mips and the of the tea, by Mr. Joseph Conrad, who h . My Nader in • • Myle by smart anecdotic tonchea The first sir chapters of Mr. J. 8. Clonaton's chronicles of _ ...

... 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 ...