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... Magazine is full interesting reading and high-class illustrations. The section devoted to fiction includes stones by Joseph Conrad, Mary E. Wilkins Freeman. Mary S. Andrews. Margaret Cameron, James B. onnollv, and Jeanette Lee. Among the articles are ...

... “London Magazine” ordinal painting by M. Hardy, the Time the Roses.” The more attractive contents are ” Ixiodon’s River,” Joseph Conrad; Great-Uncle Gaunter and the Jew. PliiUpotts; Labour M.P.’e at Home,” and , ’* My Adventures in the Balkans,” R. Cslon ...

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... ago the publication of an original and stimulating study some aspects of London life. He had already collaborated with Joseph Conrad in two novels, but it was with ’* The Soul of London that first cam© be looked upon as a force be reckoned with among the ...

... W. L. Aldan, wham the pencil has been effectively handled by Mary Wilaon Preston; “An Anarchist. which the author is Joseph Conrad, and has bad as artist Thornton Oakleyhere three lull-page plates are specially noteworthy—and Hybrid Boses, by Sarah ...