... the beibo de Paris. Thi, will be the fifth Enahob novel appigrititt in French daily news mpers, the ..them hems 1w Mr Joseph Conrad. Mr Mat Pemberton. Mr Mdeu Phil'putts. Mr Arnold Bennett, ...

... A TRAGIC VOYAGE. RINI SAILORS LOSE THEIR LIVE. It would 'requite the pen of a Joseph Conrad to do justice the tragic voyage of the sailing-ship, Persimmon. a hid' arrived at Hamburg ott - tittiralay morning from 'faltal with a cargo of - saltpetre. the ...

... any other beast of prey which makes cunning atone lor its lack strength and courage. Beginning with Mr. Kipling and Mr. Joseph Conrad, there are not more titan half-a-dozen writers of fiction who have been able to master the problems of the East—the inscrutable ...

... members-of the Academic Committee; Alfred Austin, Laurence Binyon, Andrew Cecil Bradley, Robert Bridges, Samuel Henry Botcher, Joseph Conrad, William John Courthope, Austin Dobson, James George Frazer, Edmund Gosse, Richard Baird Haldane, Thomas Hardy, Henry James ...

... . 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 ...

... granting firfi facilities for the Bill. The signatories include Mr. C. Benson, Miss Braddon, Professor J. B. Bury, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Madam© Sarah Grand, Sir Oliver Lodge, Professor Gilbert Murray, Mr. Eden Philipotte, Mr. Arthur Pinero, Mr. W. Feet Ridge ...

... effort, sinking , slowly behind a range of mountains—he holds the system of Ptolemy. He holds it without knowing it.--Joseph Conrad, in the London Mail. ...