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... comprise a translation by A. G. of certain short stories of MaupAssant, Yvette, and other Stories, for which Mr. Joseph Conrad has written an introduction. Messrs. Duckworth arc the publishers. We have, also to note A Bachelor in Arcady, by Halliweil ...
... THE LIBERAL FUTURE. THE STATE OF RHODESIA. THE ROSE SHOW. PERSONS AND POLITICS, by H. W. Moss iagkso. ANATOLE FRANCE by Joseph Conrad. THE CHALLONERS, , We. MAGAZINES AND MARK REVIEWSRUTHERFORD.. Office : 14, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, W.C. July 16 ...
... copy of Burns's poems—mostly cheap editions. Some days he will sell two. The buyers are mostly the common folk. * Mr. Joseph Conrad's new novel, which has for some time been expected, will be issued this week by Harper and Brothers. Sostromo, the name ...
... JOSEPH CONRAD'S NEW NOVEL, NOSTROMOS A tale of the seaboard and present-day adventure. Revolution, intrigue, the tropical shore of the South American Republic, the little seaport town and the mountains beyond afford ample scope for Mr. Conrad's well-known ...
... Joseph Conrad's Great Novel Now Ready, 6s. ...
... doings of actual people. Mrsz• Craigie has written her story in the form of a romance, which is shortly to be published. Joseph Conrad's Great Novel Now Ready, 6s. Send your name and address on a postcard, mentioning this paper, and we will mail you regularly ...
... features, Boris Sarafoff, the leader of the revolution in Macedonia, writes upon the condition of that unhappy country ; Mr. Joseph Conrad supplies an article upon the beauty and romance of the Thames as a great commercial river ; and Mr. Fred T. Jane tells ...
... allegory under. hes the whole. Clean literature, healthy pathos, and delicate sarcastic humour:— DAILY LiAZITIL. Nostronio Joseph Conrad This is a perfectly amazing book. The sounding music of the tale ri ...
... SPECIAL BIRTHDAY NUMBER. . Joseph Conrad. ...
... author has been called by the British Weekly an English nerve Loti. Mr. Frank T. }When ranks him with Rudvard Kipling and Joseph Conrad, while the Daily Telegraph, referring to Mr. Norman Duncan's particular field, remarks that be stands head and shoulders ...
... manager of the theatr.e to ask him to find out from the different actors precisely how each interpreted his part. Mr. Joseph Conrad has had too many adventures in all parts of the world to make much of such a trifle as a motor accident, even though it ...
... ich were announced to appear at the beginning of this month, will not be published till after the New Year. • • • Mr. Joseph Conrad has written an appreciation' of Henry James, which is to be published shortly in the North American Review. Mr. Conrad's ...