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... The Best in Current Literature. HOER WESTERN EYES (ID By Joseph Conrad. THE OSBORNE REVOLUTION. By Sidney Webb. THE IRISH DEMAND. By J. Swift Mac Neill, LC., M.P. THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS. By Bernard Shaw. 1 PAM NIGHTS (III.) By Arnold Bennett. / ...
... tbn None - r a = 1110144. Dr Thome L2. Dnblia J. Day sad Os. • JOSEPH CONRAD. Few writers, if any, since the death of Robert Louis Stevenson, have so folly inspired as Mr. Joseph Conrad by the love of literary expression. We find proofs of this passion ...
... years ago. There is, of course, a large literature of the sea at the present time. Among the new school al sea-writers Mr. Joseph Conrad is notable. But none of these are savel writers in the proper sense. Their. books are impressions of the sea, not stories ...
... MAURICE HEWLETT. Crown Svo. 5/- act. TIJRGENEV. A Stay of the great Romisas Novelist. By EDWARD GAILNETT. With a Foreword by JOSEPH CONRAD. Crews Soo. If. not. AN AUTUMN SOWING. By E. F. BENSON. Extra Crown Bro. 8/- set ...
... Extra Crows 8.0. Ili• TURGENEV. _ _ . • ••••••••m-• - • A Study of tb• Novelist. By EDWARD GARNETT. Wan a foreword by JOSEPH CONRAD. Extra Crown 8.0. 6/- AN AUTUMN SOWING. By E. F. BENSON. Extra Crown Bvo. 4,.. net. LONDON U PALL 31 ALL. SW. 1. W. COLLINS ...
... 'Yjuks of tht TIE ART Of JOSEPH CONRAD. Criticism of a living Of author is a fraught with peril. If it involves D own , it is always invidious; if tie sub. c<s for praise, it la apt to become The swat impartial and , may come to grief, far the it work ...
... human of IOLIONt.. D i JEAN ROY. Extra Crews See. IV- mt. lURGEN V: A Study of the Win Noralie.. By BDWARD Ifit a by JOSEPH CONRAD. Eatra Crowe boo. 11/• sat. AN AUTUMN SOWING. By E. V. BENSON. Eltra Crows li• Not. LONDON: 48 PALL MALL, &W. I. I. COLLINS ...
... competition of 1913 is not • Matter for surprise, and readers of The Lam of the Little Drum will confirm the judgment of Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mies Mary eftobdeley, and Mr. W. J. Locke. It is, indeed. unusual in a Ant novel to come upon so sound an understanding ...
... Wpm eget ow the tea imehogrid. Igereofse.griso Doereible, for :—Tetal eareisp, 113,10600 ; eseninp, 19,9791500; bet , JOSEPH CONRAD THE TITANIC DISASTER 6 14Nee he die Ng eleeNer et THE ENGLISH REVIEW. SHILLING W. • Alm is ilellnekt Portrait of George ...
... tifeetion will be increased by Dr. tiarnotes own diction, which, it goes without saying, is of the highest literary type. Mr. Joseph Conrad contributes • foreword by way of • personal letter to the author. We gather that Mr. Conrad shares Dr. Gunott's view of ...
... recognition of his distinguished literary attainments and of his eminence as a poet. Among the other pensioners are Mr. Joseph Conrad, the novelist; the two daughters of the late Mr. Frederic Greenwood (who induced Lord Beaconsfield to buy the Suez Canal ...
... 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 ...