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... him to coldshoulder hi, father as well. A simple story this, and pleasant reading for the optimist withal. Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad. The Malay, of the jungle village . . . . called him Tuan Jim: a, one might say--Lord Jim. An obscure conqueror of fame ...
... cold- shoulder his father as well. A simple story this, and pleasant reading for the optimist withal. Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad. The Malays of the jungle village ?? called him Tuan Jim ; as one might say — Lord Jim. An obscure conqueror of fame ...
... several pieces of poetry, and m ,ny realy beautiful illnstrations. The list of writers includes such names as those of Joseph Conrad, John Barns, L.C.C., M.P., Herbert Vivian, Charles Morley, IL W. Hornung, H. G. Wells, the bad of Iddre'eigh, Thomas Hardy ...
... . Uniform with this admirable production are recent works by J. 0. Hobbes, Mrs. Ward, H. G. Wells, Beatrice Harraden, Joseph Conrad, Cuteliffe Hyne, Hornung. Jack London. Gilbert Parker, Men Phillpotts, A. and E. Castle, Mrs. Oliphant, De La Paistaare ...
... Samaria We or like the in this magazine will persist in Imperialism and its but good in is given for the whioh A novel Joseph Conrad in feature of importance there is much fiction writers the story of health’s sake the London and George Gray’s marvellous ...
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... if the passenger has seat, while those who remain standing pay only Is. OJd. A MYSTERY. One of the mysteries literature Joseph Conrad, save thi Office Window in the Daily Chronicle.Von would not . Polo to take to the sea; vet Conrad became a eesrnan- You ...
... journalist, a split infinitive may lead to a split skull FAMOUS WRITER’S PREFERENCE. An American journalist has lately run Mr. Joseph Conrad to earth at Ham Street, in Kent. Mr. Conrad told his visitor that first deep draught of English fiction in the Original ...
... coal duet was flying abut' John Dickinson, the Bow-street magis• • • Irate, is described as being a very humane ju Mr. Joseph Conrad. the writer of sea tales. dge. He was one of the strongest advomites of the children's court, and a little fa a high-born ...
... Western Stars and 'Desert Gold' are stories of cowboy life wleeh keep one fascinated front start to finish. Romance, by Joseph Conrad and F. M. Ilueffer: Red Pottage, by Mary Cholmondeley; The White Company, by Doyle; and Doctor Syn, by Russell Thlimilyke ...
... 1 LONDON'S -- 1 PA :. -- ..: .711.1.1 • . - 4 * I . * WEEKLY • WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATXD THE CHARM • NOWUST ARTIST ? Joseph Conrad, Galsworthy. H. O. Or Arthur Conan Dm May 4ohn Hugh Phill. pens, W. W Jacobs, Solloc Lowndes, Macaulay, Gilbert copppon ...