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... strikes note once modern sad essentially literary in the opening instalment ita New Tear number. There is a discourse Mr. Joseph Conrad, “concerning the *Nnroa* of Ships and Character of the Sea. The reader who baa seafaring blood la bis yeinaand. even in ...
... up to date and full of interest. Blaclnvood opens its new volume with number of literary distinction. “Initiation,” by Joseph Conrad, is a discourse concerning the name of ships, and the character of the sea, strong in its vivid and poetic impressionism ...
... Wright. lam afraid people in these dzys have losh the capacity .or undergoing hard labor. ...
... Bishop of Stepney. When I want to feel depressed I take 8 walk in the Westend between noon and one o'clock.—At Torquay. Mr. Joseph Conrad. No seaman ever cherished a ship, even if she belonged to him, because of the profs she put in his pocket.—ln * Blackwood's” ...
... will be included in The tory of Exploration Series edited by Dr. J. Scott Nettie, and published by Mr. Alston Rivers. Mr. Joseph Conrad has finished a book which he calls ' The Mirror of the Sea. The book consists of anecdotal essays dealing with various ...
... ineluded in The tore of Exploration Series. edited by Dr. J. Scott - tickle, arid published by Mr. Alston Rivers. Mr. Joseph Conrad his finished • book which he malls '- The Mirror of the Sea.' The hook eonsista el anecdotal musts dealing with venous ...
... R. L. Stevenson on the one side and jlr. Kipling the other invented it, and were followed by such various writers Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. ; Jacobs. Mr. Ridge, and, not far behind, by! Mr. Morley Roberts. So far their short I stories are concerned, they ...
... of W. W. Jacobs, and every now and then evidence of a feeling for the poetry of the ocean that reminds the reader of Joseph Conrad. With daring originality, the author also tries every now and then his own style. Let us long, writes a French gentleman ...
... Tragedy '' out of his being the lished Messrs. Methuen Mr. l ord Madox lias had the dislinc r»f eollnboratine with Mr. Joseph Conrad ...
... always employs it a useful instrument, true; it never at his hands shapes itself in beauty and significance as with Mr. Joseph Conrad. In Maarten Maartens’ case it is alertness in the language, in keeping with an alertness of thought and criticism which ...
... the same publisher, The Fifth Oueen, by Ford Madox Hueffer. Mr. Hueffer has written two novels in conjunction with Mr. Joseph Conrad, and he made a great success last year with a little volume entitled The Soul of London, a book containing very acute ...
... Tery Fong time. i him ahnost with coneeminient, evasion. perhaps -- duplicity. Yew, why not let her know the °sant Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea - take, Rice to a pulp is resomme•• positi, n—where was the harm of it to her or is a high-born Pole ...