... will with Mr. Joseph if. as is reported, ho has arrested the Germans and interned. Like all men who have sailed the seas, Joseph Conrad is a person resonr«*i. ami he would probably turn his period detention to literary account. When last heard of his friends ...

... saw the whitest, prieelessedi collection of pearls in all the length breadth of the world, and 10 , they were teeth! By JOSEPH CONRAD:* Somewhere up that black. gleaming of water, on whose banks the crocodiles frisked and whickered under the rots pitilessly ...

... recent Fiction The Secret Agent.” Joseph Conrad. I London: Methuen and Co.) Price, Is. net. Mr. Conrad is the author at least half ?. dozen well known talcs dealing for the most part with the sea. This is iot new book it was originally published 6s. novel ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... (Sands. 2a.). The Ilid4ce lined. By Arnold White (Grant Richards. 3.. 6d.). FICTION. Youths' and Other Tales. By Joseph Conrad. (Dent. An). Ninety-Six Hours' Leave. By Stephen McKenna. (Methuen. 6.. net). Knight:, of Araby. By Marmaduke Pickethall ...

... Grimm', eel.. hrated tales: Rut the Dwarf answered: No; something human is dearer to me than the wealth of 01 the world. Joseph Conrad is human if anything. His artistic preface may admit many explanations, and be subjected to • varied analysis. His methods ...

... 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 ...

... gives a thrill to.the boaktuani Jane Austen. for ex.:duple. and ii.K.C.. Browning. Shaw. Swinharne. Tv:ickor, Tom Keith% Joseph Conrad. Kipling. Anything that is arresting in the world of imilisu It:erary art is touched on, and touched on to goad purpose ...

... is I in store a novel Ad pr 'holt is a pleloons and ru •u. y its miality. it In that this new set lead. off • of Mr. Joseph Conrad's In his dedication Mr. the biok as - a .hear of filingo,sigeb.lll.ri lair., but - The Plantar ~n, of the great short ...

... book nas re , cotly senedod the prize of £lO6 offered by - Land and Water foe t h e test short story. the judges. being Joseph Conrad, Ainold Bennett and J. C. Squire. The story is itiolitoksi in the present. volume, which contains nine short stones in ...