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... Youth : A Narrative, and Two Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Edinburgh and London WilHam Blackwood 4 Sons. 6s. There are few better story-writers than the author this very able book. Lord Jim,*’ Outcast of the Islands, and other works are well known ...
... Borgia baa completed new novel, entitled ‘‘The Ladies the Manor,” which appeared the “Smart Sot” an abridged form. Mr. Joseph Conrad «« engaged a new novel, hopes finish in the early summer. The scene will laid in fresh quarters, and tmlike it* predecessors ...
... designed for uso in American schools. It published the Macmillan Co., and provided with excellent coloured illustrations. Mr. Joseph Conrad has for some time been engaged long story, which hopes to finish the autumn. It will published serially, both here and ...
... However. Trollope in his aotbiography acknowledges the ability and success with watch Mr. Money managed the 4 Review.’ Mr. Joseph Conrad making good progress with the novel which has been engaged since the beginning the year. The laid in South America.—a new ...
... the first been feature Mr. O’Goimor's popular literary weekly. Other features this issue will the opening chapters Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new romance, Nostromo.” “Recollection® of Rossetti, and “Robert i Bums: Lecture T.P. This number, which lias been enlarged ...
... Thursday ; it belongs to the Little Booki*on Art series, and the publishers are Messrs. Methuen. “The Bookman” says—Mr. Joseph Conrad has undertaken to write series of essays dealing in anecdotal fashion with the sea and the author's experience with ships ...
... element subordinated the literary. There are several pen-pictures Parnell was at and after the general election 1880. Joseph Conrad’s serial, “Nostromo. continued, and there are also several readable articles. This issue “Tho Sphere’’ has two illustrations ...
... 11. G. Wells, and the first of a new series of stories of Raffles, th© Amateur Cracksman,” by Mr. E. W. Hornung. Mr. Joseph Conrad will begin hia Recollections of Seafarer’s Life;” Mr. John Burns, M.P., will write on “Old and New London;” Mr. Charles ...
... to the opening chapter the now romance. Kipps,” by H. G. Wells; “The Mirror erf the Sea: Landfalls and Departures, by Joseph Conrad; and Thief in the Night: Oat of Paradise, hy E. W. Hornung. These throe items alone are euffioelnt to give distinction ...
... represented in tins number, would giro distinction to any magazine :—E. W. Vornung, Jack London. Mrs.'Flora Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad, H. Wells. Martel Harris, and Cbas. D. Roberts. Tbo reading provided by these well-known writers is interesting ami varied ...
... s. There arc several other contents worthy mention including “The Mirror of the Sea: the Rulers of East and West,” by Joseph Conrad; The Doctor’s Visit, story Hamlin (iarland ; instalment of “ Kipps : Too Story of Simple Soul, H. G. Wells; The Little ...
... Guildball which is fully fflastrated from photographs. There are instalments of Thief the Night,” fey E. W. tHornnng; Sea, by Joseph Conrad; and 44 Kipps,” H. G. Wells. There are also stories Jack London and Arthur Morrison, and poems lan Malcolm, M.P., Marie ...