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... poem | 24 Hardy, the o of by Mr. G. Wells, a: teres of the first of stories of “Raffles, the A by Mr. EB. Ww. Hornung Joseph Conrad s his Recollectic Life: Mr. John Burns, on Old and New London ;” Mr. Morley begins am imterestis i with religions London ...
... as well as sea books, but the latter are i fur tho most impostant. The stories aro inferior to U»c sea tales Kipling 1 Joseph Conrad, but the books, such as tho “Cruise of the Cachalot. or that which lies before us, aro inferior to none. The author is ...
... Bullcu has an’ten sap] well sea books, but the biter oy the most important. The stories ■ufcrnx toe ©>a laics Kipling Joseph Conrad, but the books such as ill© Cruiao the Cachalot,'’ or that which lies before m, infcnor to none. The author mieliigont ...
... 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 ...
... MAGAZINES FOR APRI —— The April number of the “ Pall Mall zine” is up to a high order of merit. of contributors includes Joseph Conrad Divi- Wells, Arthur Morrison, Mrs. Thursto London, and E. W. Hornung. For M bert “Study in Personalit; subject is Mr, Winston ...
... 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 ...
... sulwtantislly reducing the cost. —Engineer- Compound curat and Urn.cL.Ua. (M oui|.— * PICTURES or MSA UPS. Qalst of Wind. Mr. Joseph Conrad continues his picture, I sea lifa in the ~ Pall Mall Magazine ' the delight seeing small craft run bravely amongst the ...
... 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 ...
... THE EAST WIND AND THE WEST. Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the Jane number of the Pall Mall Magazine”— The prevailing weather the North Atlantic,” he says, typical of the way in which the West Wind rules his realm, on which the sun never sets ...
... offered Sir Howard Ymeant, M.P., whan recently is the United THE SAILOHff WIHD. How the Want Wind Hulas his Zmpira. Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds la the June number of tha PaU Mali Maganas- The prarsiling weather ...
... wow THE WEST WIND RULES HIS EMPIRE Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the June number of the “ Pall Mall Magazine.” ling weather of the North Av “The lantic,” whieh the West ~ “is typical realm on which of the way in Oe “It ie the heart of a great ...
... enable the vessels to combat any foe of equal power of attack or to run away from superior force. THE SAILOR’S WIND. Mr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the new number of the “Pall Mall Magazine.” “The prevailing weather of the North Atlantic,” says ...