... TYPHOON. By Joseph Conrad. H rine via mi. 6s.) Great, slow-moving effects unfold themselves on Mr. joseph Conrad's pages. This Ancient Mariner, like the greatest of his kind, demands a patient hearing, and the listener must resign himself whole-heartedly ...

... 'Twixt Land and Sea. By Joseph Conrad. {J. M. Dent and Sous.) Mr. Conrad has long been known for a lover of the sea. Like Jacob for Rachel, he has served for her, and not so much to make her his as to make himself hers. There are those of us who would ...

... '..'.'.'.■.■'■■-■.■Wu) II. -in J.. ..nl,!i (H MASTER MARINER AND MASTER MIND Joseph Conrad's Ego. It is impossible to deal adequately in a column with Mr. Joseph Conrad's ego, as revealed by himself. His are not as other Reminiscences. cences. The ...

... Victory. Bv Joseph Conrad. Methuen A disillusioned old Swedish philosopher lay dying in London, and at his bedside sat his only son, to whom his wisdom crystallised in the direction Look on make no sound. They were the last words of a man who had spent ...

... threatened to become dull. THE FAMOUS NOVELIST WHOSE 44 SECRET AGENT WAS PRODUCED LAST WEEK AT THE AMBASSADORS' MR. JOSEPH CONRAD. Mr. Joseph Conrad is one of the most distinguished of the novelists of to-day, and much interest has been aroused by the dramatic ...

... itself to itself, but the thing can be done, and few great writers of recent years have done it more successfully than Joseph Conrad. The main facts of his unique career were, of course, generally known but his way of life, his habits and personal opinions ...

... ^The Literary Lounger. By Keble Howard The Great Conrad. This is a tremendous fellow, this Joseph Conrad. With out any preliminary trum peting, or boosting, or blaring, or swank in general, out he quietly comes with a new story of 317 pages which -knocks ...

... Under Western Eyes. By Joseph Conrad. Methuen The Slav never fails of fascination for us, Christian though he be, and European as we fondly think him; yet so exotic a compound of the barbaric and the mystic, at once so simple, so elusive, and so cynical ...

... artistic ideal. Very recently two of the greatest figures in European litera ture have gone from us Anatole France and Joseph Conrad. Fun damentally different in every other respect, they both possessed the common characteristic that they wrote only with ...

... Hueffer is known more especially as the author of The Fifth Queen, The Fifth Queen Crowned, and as collaborator with Mr. Joseph Conrad in Romance and The Inheritors. Miss Violet Hunt, who is Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer's second wife, is best known as author ...

... Lounger. By Keble Howard A Voice from the Grave. In an age of wonders, it is still rather wonderful to get a new volume by Joseph Conrad after that great voice has been silenced by death. And lest there should be any doubt about these four stories, any suggestion ...

... age of giants. A periodical which could have in its first number original contributions from Thomas Hardy, Henry James, Joseph Conrad, John Galsworthy, W. H. Hudson, H. G. Wells, R. B. Cunninghame Graham and W. H. Davies, seems an almost fabulous thing ...