... A CHAPTER OF CALAMITIES. It would require the pen of Joseph Conrad to justice to the tragic voyage of the sailing ship. Persimmon, which has arrived at Hamburg from Tal Tal, a cargo saltpetre. Shortly after the vessel left port three men fell from the ...

... advantage. It has scored ah»o in the quality its work; and to tollow two of Mr. Wells’s novel** with a new romance by Mr. Joseph Conrad is real triumph, la the tale Under Western Eyes,’’ which begins this month, Mr. Conrad been in a new environment, and, ...

... Ysobel de Corveaux.” story, by Brian Hooker; “My Memories of Mark Twain,” W. D. Howells; “ The Secret-Sharer.” story, by Joseph Conrad; “Oh Strong” Desires.” poem, Fannie Stearns Davis; ” Cut Off in Paris.” story, Arthur E. M Far lane; ” America’s Debt ...

... containing poetry by Thomas Hardy, John Carter, and Frederick Niven opening instalment of a novel, Under Western Eyes,” by Joseph Conrad; and the following articles, among others: “Paris Nights,” Arnold Bennett; “An Enchanted Princess,” by D’Arcy; “Art, Science ...

... SATURDAY, DECEMBER tfl, 1910. PUBLICATIONS. THE BEST IN CURRENT LITERATURE. JANUARY CONTENTS: Under Western Eyes (II.). By JOSEPH CONRAD. The Osborne Berolntioa. BySIOMET WEBB. . . THE . . The Irish Demand. By J. G. SWIFT NACNEILL, k.c., n.p. The Dark Lady ...