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... Speeches of Mr. George Wyndham, Under-Secretary for War. 6d. London: The Outlook Publishing Company. Lord Jim. By Joseph Conrad. 6s. William Black- wood and Sons. The IMinor Writings of Charles Dickens: a Biblio- graphy andd a Sketch. By F. G. Kitt-on ...
... 000,000 in- habitants can netther read nor write, the of the people must be indescribable. YPHOON, and Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Heinemenn To a chosen few, whose borders we wonld fain hope merease year by year, the appearance of a new book by Mr. ...
... the forerunner of other works of romance from writer gifted and so \ wellequipped for his craft. ROMANCE. A Novel. By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer. Smith, Elder. 65., Alter Typhoon comes Romance —and what a descent is! We prefer Mr. Oonrad undiluted ...
... is worthy of the popularity which the Author’s Stories have won.” Foremost - Nov Is of the Autumn : ROMANCE: a Novel By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Huefrer. The HONOURABLE MOLLY By Katharine Tynan. SECOND EDITION. SECOND EDITION. Daily News: This is the ...
... scenes are laid on both sides of the Border. As soon has finished Nostromo,” the novel which is at present engaged, Mr. Joseph. Conrad, The Bookman says, contemplates a visit to the Mediterranean to refresh his recollections of the scone in which his next ...
... the title of The Silent Woman; Romance of the Peak Country.” its title suggests, the scene of story laid Derbyshire. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new novel will be issued next week by Harper and Brothers. Nosiromo,” the name of a Genoese sailor, who plays prominent ...
... of “ The Silent Woman : A Romance of the Peak Country.” As its title suggests, the scene ihe story laid Derbyshire. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new novel will be issued next week by Harper and Brothens. Nostromo,” the name of a Genoese sailor, who plays prominent ...
... MILITARY THAT HAS ACHIETED NOTHING. Writing Autocracy and War in the Fortnightly Kcriow,” Mr. Joseph Conrad says that whatever political illusion the future may hold out to our fear or our admiration, there will be none, it is safe to say, which in the ...
... 1906. LIBERAL. ZDaily gleanings. The Cruelty of the Sea. The most amazing wonder the deep is its unfathomable cruelty.—Joseph Conrad, Blackwood's Magazine.” ...
... Lifeboat Magazine, to which tney were asking distinguished authors, including Miss Marie Corelli, Sir Gilbert Parker, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Frank Bullen, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr. W. W. Jacobs, Mr. Clark Russell, Mr. Robt. Blatchford, and others to contribute ...
... Austi” Dobson was given the unusually high award of ...
... feel that am listening to the roaring loom of time.” TWO BOOKS OF THE DAY. Messrs. Methuen publish Chance,” another of Joseph Conrad’s absorbing stories which deal with the but are not entirely of it. The firm also sends out, The Flying Inn,” G. K. Chesterton ...