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... eminent bands. The bands were the rmroda of Mr. Henry James, Mr. Robert Barr, Mr. George Gisfine-, Mr. Rider Haggard. Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Marriott-Watson, Mr. H. G. Wefls, Mr. Edwin and Mr. Stephen Crane. One wonders what the Sussex peasantry think of ...
... STEEVENS —PRIMITIVE SQOUALIStS By EPWARD A. IRVING THE HAUNTS OF THE MOOSE —CHILDREN OF THE HOUSE OF KAJAR: JIM A By JOSEPH CONRAD. METHOD The Paris Exhibitiien—Hand craft endo Exhibition «an Exeuse for Pelitieal Acrimeons Schemes of General Mercier—The ...
... SORLEY BOY'S Sir HENE} MORE ABOUT K.C.B.—PRISCILLA HOBBES. By GILFRID W svirit WARDEN OF THE MARCH —IORI JIM: A SKETCH. By JOSEPH CONRAD.—THE THE WAR OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA: The Cost o FROTHER OF THE SHAH. By WILFRID SPARROY.— —Doctors Dis Kanitty—A Sneaking ...
... conversation”—between Mr. Archer and Mr. Spencer Wilkinson; and the Countess of Warwick’s account her “Rural School.” Mr. Joseph Conrad contributes chapters of a serial“ Typhoon”; and Miss Netta Syrett, Mia Muriel Dowic, Mr. Max Beerbohm, and Mr. Keraahao ...
... B'lackwood's magazine. No. 1041.—JULY, 1902.-2S 6d THE END OF THE TETHER, 1.-IV. By JOSEPH CONRAD MY LORD THE BUCK. HUGH M WARRAN U.—ON THE HEELS WET VII POTTERING. —DOGS A SORT.—CuNCEJiNOTNG EN THE ADVENTURES M. D'HARICOT. By J. OLOUSTON. —A DAY IN CHITRAL ...
... it good level number all the same Mr. Gwynn baa bright Irish sketch entitled “Bt. Brigid's rlood.” and the eerials Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. J. Storer Cloitstou, one senoua, the others frolicsome, arc full premise The heavier articles include “Cypma under ...
... of W. W. I the Barge, the inevitable aw y * ■ Kettle, KC.B. ; John fl of Lancashire life, From weird stories of Max Joseph Conrad, and the imP Pp. real life Bart Kennedy ' elT n. Algernon Gissing, E. P. OpP«^uC^ite' Sills Hocking, and Fergus » nodrida ...
... : John Ackworth's gentle studies of Lancashire life. From Crooked Roots; the weird stories Max Richard Mar-i-. .:: Joseph _ Conrad, and the impressionist strdies from real life Bart Kennedy. Mix these with Algernon Gissing. E. P OpDenheim. S. R. Crockett ...
... to bestride a machine of this sort; the attitude is not in harmony with the gravity of our office.” I do not recommend Joseph Conrad’s style the reporter; is awkward to catch. But the following attempt may useful to the journalistic cricketer who has explain ...
... CONRAD'S NEW ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been secured for Serial . Publication by the Proprietors of ''T.P.'s Weekly. THE SPECTATOR describes Mr. Conrad as a writer of remarkable and original powers, quite unequalled in the in ...
... new book * now author* Mr. Norman Duncan, the following statements am absolutely certain that, with the exception Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Rudyard Kipling, t.o writing about the sea has srer probed w deep' and ao faithfully into iU mysteries as hi* ...
... more concerned to fathom the heart and mind of the peoples who frequent those regions, must turn to (the romances of Mr. Joseph Conrad. ANTIPODEAN ETHICS. New Morality/' by Arthur Turner. ' (London: Grant Richards.) (25.) Mr. Turner dates his preface from ...