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... son’s attitude to his mother, because of her contemplated second marriage is handled with most striking effect. NOSTROMO. JOSEPH CONRAD. This is perfectly amazing book. The sounding music of the tale rises and falls, fades and swells, advancing ever to the ...
... one forn imn ■wars and has of Th tion ever rural varie Fran one trees trees Prov i New Six-Shilling Fiction. Nostromo. Joseph Conrad. This is a perfectly amazing book. The sounding music of the tale rises and falls, fades and swells, advancing ever to ...
... Mr. H. G- Wells; and the first of a new series of stories of “ Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman,” Mr. E. W. Hornung. Mr. Joseph Conrad will begin his Recollections of a Seafarer’s Life”; Mr. John Burns. M.P., will write on Old and New London ; Mr. Charles ...
... Sir James Guthrie, P.R.S.A., Sir Alfred Harmsworth, Sir Hubert Parry, Sir Gilbert Parker, M.P., Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. W. L. Courtney. Mr. H. C. Cust, M.P., Mr. Kenneth Grahame, Mr. Frederick Greenwood, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. George ...
... SHIP. Contributing another of his intereeing pap er , on the sea to the February number of the -2011 Mall Magazine, Mr. Joseph Conrad writes:_ A ship with her sails furled on her sq u yards, and reflected from truck to water-liae is the smooth, gleaming ...
... decided a following. The latest recruit from the ranks of the successful novelist to those of the budding dramatist is Mr. Joseph Conrad. He has written a one-act drama which is to be produced at the Stage Society's last performance of the `season at the Royalty ...
... Miss Dora Barton, Mr. Charles Lander, and Mr. Victor Widdicoinbe made what could be made of their respective parts. Mr. Joseph Conrad's One Day More also begins in sentiment, and ends in cynicism. Captain Hagberd, a retired mariner, expects day by day ...
... Miss Dorothy Rowe, and Miss Grace Massey. One novelty there was, consisting of The Correct Thing, a one-act play of Mr. Joseph Conrad. So far as could be seen through a forest of hats each more impenetrable than the other, and heard from the stage through ...
... of W. W. Jacobs, and every now and then evidence of a feeling for the poetry of the ocean that reminds the reader of Joseph Conrad. With daring originality, the author also tries every now and then his own style. Let us long, writes a French gentleman ...
... book DICKENS, GARRICK AND HIS CIRCLE, by Mrs. C. PARSONS, E.V. LUCAS' S WANDERER IN LONDON, and THE MIRROR OF THE SEA, by JOSEPH CONRAD. If there is an y difficulty in seeing them, kindly write to M METHUEN. STIRRING MEMOIRS. The Autobiography of Field-Marshal ...
... on DICKENS, GARRICK AND MS CIRCLE, by Mrs. C. PARSONS, E.V. LUCAS'S WANDERER IN LONDON, and THE MIRROR OF THE SEA, by JOSEPH CONRAD. If there is any difficulty in seeing them, kindly write to Messrs. METHUEN. ...
... photographic illustrations, arid is written in a bright, attractive style THE MIRROR OF THE SEA. Once upon a time, Mr. Joseph Conrad was of those who go down to the sea in ships ; and the memory of his forsaken calling has inspired some of his happiest ...