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... THE EAST’S FIRST KISS. The following quotation from Mr. Joseph Conrad’s book “Youth, a Narrative,” gives a description of a young merchant sailor’s fleet sight of the East. had undertaken the perilous journey (he knew the ship was almost doomed before ...
... le Queux. Mc Todd—by Cutcliffe Hyne. Observations by Mr. Dooley. Chris of all sorts —by Baring Gould. Romance, a novel —Joseph Conrad and Ford Maddox Heuffer. Lovely Mary—Alice Hegan Rice. The Mischief of a Glove—by Mrs. Phillip Champion De Crespigney. ...
... Cloister and the Hearth, The Charles Reade Thoroughbreds AY. A. Fraser Concerning Isabel Carnaby Ellen T. Fowler Typhoon Joseph Conrad Castle Inn, The Stanley Weyman HOW tO BeCOITie Tuelve Stories and a Dream H. G. Wells Carrots Airs. Alolesworth Thyra Varriok ...
... Cloister and the Hearth, The Charles Reade Thoroughbreds AY. A. Fraser Concerning Isabel Carnaby Ellen T. Fowler Typhoon Joseph Conrad Castle Inn, The Stanley AVeyman X.O T ve Stories and a Dream H. G. AVells Carrots Airs. Molesworth Thyra Varrick Amelia ...
... ; London at Prayer- Light Dark City, by Charles Moriev - Reminiscences of the Sea: Landfalls and De' partures, hy Joseph Conrad ; and many other popular articles and illustrations. Mention must also be made of the opening chapters of remark novel ...
... THE MIRROR THE SEA. LANDFALLS AND DEPARTURES. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, relates some of his experiences and adventures at sea in the first sixpenny issue of the Pali Alall Magazine—the January number:—Those two events of the sea ...
... nothing so hopeless, in Mr. Hare's opinion, as searching for new talent. The creative dramatic art, he is very rare. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the master seascape writer of the present clay. written an article in appreciation of Henry James in the North It ldtti ...
... appreciation of the work of Mr. Henry James, by another novelist of Inbtle genius, who has made his home in England, Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. Kendal commence their sprung tour at the Theatre Royal. Leamington, on Monday,. February 6th, with a repertoire ...
... Yellow,** by Jack London, and “The Mercy of the Lord,** by Mrs F. A. Steet, are both interesting stories, and, with those Joseph Conrad, H. G. Well?, Muriel Harris, and Chas. D. Roberts, make up splendid selection. The articles general and personal interest ...
... contents of the Pall Mall Magazine. March number contains stories by:—E. W. Hornung, Jack London, Mrs. Flora Annie Steel. Joseph Conrad, H- G. Wells, Muriel Harris, Chas. D. Roberts. The articles of general and personal interest include : —The Building of ...
... and shunning bacco. A very taking composer, be considered bis waauw several times before sending it to the printer. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea-tales. a high-born Pole. At quite an early ran sway to Has p = hie career a seaman. Old him. He stranded ...
... and shunning tobacco A very painstaking composer considered manuscript several times before sending it the printer Mr Joseph Conrad the writer sea-tales high-born Pole At quite an early age he to Hamburg began career seaman Shipwreck overtook him He wae ...