... characteristic effort. is not too much to say that Typhoon (5) is without doubt the best thing of its kind that 'Mr. Joseph Conrad bas yet accomplished. The salient feature of the first story is a magnificent description of a wonderful storm at sea: ...

... author's The MS. in the Red Box, Mr. James L. Allen's rhe Mettle of the Pasture, Mr. F. Nor. is's The Pit, Mr. Joseph Conrad's Typhoon, Mr. Henry James's The Ambassadors, Mr. George Gissing's Private Papers of Henry Ryecroft, Mr. Morley ...

... bee; rendered into excellent English by A. G. asd the volume is enriched by an illuminating preface from the pen of Mr. Joseph Conrad llrvette (8) is a trifle too realistic for leans, but it shows the author's love of tenth ant) contempt for clap-trap ...

... written a story that one cannot easily lay aside. The Fifth Qua. Mr. Hueffer is beat known as a collaborator with Mr. Joseph Conrad, though his name has appeared in the title page of several volumes of verse, art-critielun and belles lettres. In Tile ...