... thrill on the hottest afteriooi? TVTAXILDE SERAO, author of Fantasy. THE LAND OF COCKAYNE. SPECTaroB.— *‘A groat novel.” JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUEFFER THE INHERITORS. Athena: i'M. —“A remarkable piece of work, quU. flcations which before now have made ...

... thrill od the hottest afternoon.** IVr ATILDK SKKAO, author of “Fautaey.” THE LAND COCKAYNE. SetcTAroß. ‘‘A proat novel. JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUEFFEE. THE INdERIXoIIS. Athkn.eum. remarkable piece of work, possessing quaiificationa which before now have ...

... thrill on the hottest afternoon. * MATILDE SEIiAO, author of “Fautasy.** THE LAND OF COCKAYNE. SPECTAron. great novel.'* JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUKFFER. THE INHERITORS. Athin^um. —“A remarkable piece of work, possessing qualifications which before now have ...

... appealing directly and with every assurance of success, sections of the public. One of these is The Inheritors,” by Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Ford M. Hueffer (W. Heinemann), described by the authors as extravagant story.” That it is somewhat out-of-the-way ...

... BRITISH RULE. By Sir R. Hamilton Lang.- WITH THE PEARLERS OF NORTH-WESTERN AUSTRALIA. —THE END OF THE TETHER. V.-VII. Joseph Conrad.— A SEASON IN SKYE. H. E. M. Stutfield.- EPISODES IN THE ADVENTURES OF M. D’HARICOT. The Monsieur meets Mr. Lnramc and ...

... Hands. The popular novelist gives the public what it expects from him ; if he did not, he would not be popular. Thus, Mr. Joseph Conrad has made a name for himself as writer of sea-tales, and it is of sea-tales that he gives us another supply in Youth: A ...

... NOVEL BY NEW WRITER. READ THE CIRCLE. JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW BOOK. BEAD YOUTH. wonderful piece of writing,—Snercu. William Blackwood Soni, Edinburgh and London. February Windsor. READY TO-DAY. Contains: The fifth string. JOHN PHILIP BOOSA. STRONG MAC. By ...

... JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW BOOK. 1 “Of excaption lpower.--.O.Tiooi. * “Enthralling book.*’—Spectator. •* wonderful piece of writing/'—SIBiCH. “There is magic in it.”—Academy. “ Masterly skill and truth.’*— T. P.’« Wjseait. SECOND IMPRESSION. YOUTH. YOUTH, SECOND ...

... 81st inst. by Messrs. Adam and Charles Black. Miss Dorothy Menpes again supplies the letterpress. The Bookman says:—Mr. Joseph Conrad is engaged on a new novel, which he hopes to finish in the early summer. The scene will be laid in fresh quarters, and ...

... there can be little cause of complaint. The new Letters Jsne Welsh Carlyle provide a field for much controversy, and Mr. Joseph Conrad’s “Typhoon” is an imptortant arrival the field of fiction. Nor in poetry have we always anything interesting as Mr. Israel ...

... , social, literary, and religion# conditions of his day. jglX-SHILDING NOVELS AND STORIES. FRANK DAN Pigs in Clover. JOSEPH CONRAD Typhoon. E. F. BENSON The Book of Months. W. A. FRASER Thoroughbreds ISRAEL The Grey ■.’• it'. MAXWELL GUAY Richard llosoy ...

... of * Lady Rose's Daughter’ renders very timely the of these letters.” gIX-SHILLING NOVELS AND STORIES. FRANK DANBY JOSEPH CONRAD Pig* in Clover. Typhoon. E. BENSON The Book of Month*. W. A. FRASKR Thoroughbreds ISRAEL ZANGWILL The Grey Wig. MAXWELL ...