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... The Best in Current Literature. HOER WESTERN EYES (ID By Joseph Conrad. THE OSBORNE REVOLUTION. By Sidney Webb. THE IRISH DEMAND. By J. Swift Mac Neill, LC., M.P. THE DARK LADY OF THE SONNETS. By Bernard Shaw. 1 PAM NIGHTS (III.) By Arnold Bennett. / ...
... tbn None - r a = 1110144. Dr Thome L2. Dnblia J. Day sad Os. • JOSEPH CONRAD. Few writers, if any, since the death of Robert Louis Stevenson, have so folly inspired as Mr. Joseph Conrad by the love of literary expression. We find proofs of this passion ...
... 1¢ a.m. Wayfarers’ Library. The gecond 12 volumes of The Wayfarers’ Library are as follows:—* Twixt Land and Sea,” by Joseph Conrad; * Bubble For ...
... Joseph Conrad’s- First Book. The story of Joseph Conrad’s first book lis recalled by the editor of * Great Thoughts” in the new number of that magazine. Some twenty years ago the captain of the sailing ship Torrens, out of London and hound for Australia ...
... devastated make us realise more vividly the sufferings endured by these brave people. The co►nplete novel,' Victory.' by Joseph Conrad is one of his best, and holds attention from start to finish. Other special articles worthy of mention arc ' The American ...
... THE OCTOBER STRAND Joseph Conrad makes such a rare appearance in the magazines that a story him is an event of mere than usual interest. As a writer of sea-stories he has no equal, and in The Tale, which is published in the October number of The ...
... the “Echo de Paris. Thi|i will be the fifth English novel appearing in French daily newspapers, the others being by Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Max Pemberton, Mr. Sdea Phulpotts, and Mr. Arnold Bennett. The mutilated body child cardboard box has been recovered ...
... those, for example, of Lady Huggins, widow the astronomer; Mr*. Davidson, widow of the poet; Mr. W. B. Yeats, and Mr. Joseph Conrad. The daughters of Mr. Frederic Greenwood, the journalist, of the old St. James’s Oasette, receive* AlOO jointly, and ...
... years ago. There is, of course, a large literature of the sea at the present time. Among the new school al sea-writers Mr. Joseph Conrad is notable. But none of these are savel writers in the proper sense. Their. books are impressions of the sea, not stories ...
... gives a thrill to.the boaktuani Jane Austen. for ex.:duple. and ii.K.C.. Browning. Shaw. Swinharne. Tv:ickor, Tom Keith% Joseph Conrad. Kipling. Anything that is arresting in the world of imilisu It:erary art is touched on, and touched on to goad purpose ...
... (Sands. 2a.). The Ilid4ce lined. By Arnold White (Grant Richards. 3.. 6d.). FICTION. Youths' and Other Tales. By Joseph Conrad. (Dent. An). Ninety-Six Hours' Leave. By Stephen McKenna. (Methuen. 6.. net). Knight:, of Araby. By Marmaduke Pickethall ...
... MAURICE HEWLETT. Crown Svo. 5/- act. TIJRGENEV. A Stay of the great Romisas Novelist. By EDWARD GAILNETT. With a Foreword by JOSEPH CONRAD. Crews Soo. If. not. AN AUTUMN SOWING. By E. F. BENSON. Extra Crown Bro. 8/- set ...