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... 65.). “Davenport,” by Charles Marriott (65.); Shadows,” by H. Graharae Richards (65.). (Hutchinson and Co.). “Victory,” Joseph Conrad (Methuen: 65.). ...
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... AUTHORS Rt. Jlon. A. J. Sir J. M. Barrie John Buchan K. i'. Ben-on J. V.. Buckro-'O Hall ...
Edward Garnett to plage stady maa. and his worts before English readers (IMrgenorv, 6s. net. Collins). Mrs. ..
... the Russian s writings add the worth of the volume, is further enhanced in value by a generous foreword from the pen of Joseph Conrad, of Polish birth LONDON S SEAMY SIDE. Mr. Thomas is always graphic and to his wide knowledge of the seora.y side of London ...
THE OCTOBER “STRAND.”
... THE OCTOBER “STRAND.” Joseph Conrad makes such a rare appearance in the magazines that a story him is an event of more than usual interest. a writer of seastories he has no equal, and in “The Tale,” which is published in the October number of the “Strand ...
TO-DAY’S B(X)KS. “ The Champion,” r Juno - net). “ Concrete.” for June s - net). “British Expeditionary 1914
... Carpenter (Methuen, London, Is. net). Partnership,” C. Emery (Effingham Wilson, London, ss. net). Studies of Livinff Writers; “Joseph Conrad,” by Richard Curie n Paul, London, 7s. 6d. net). “Studies in : And Essay on Poetry,” Sampson (John Murray, London-Bs. net) ...
TO-DAY’S HOOKS
... net —Gee, Loudon. “Ayres’ Lawn Tennis Almanack, London (la- bd. net). “The Alia®*” Alexander Crawford (Is- “Lord Jim,” Joseph Conrad (I*- ■Blackwood, London. i “The Road,’ by Jack London (Is. net) Absent Hero,’’ Mrs. Fred Reynold —Mills and Boon, London ...
LLANDUDNO. —Apsley Hoarding Residence, charmingly situated, opp. pier; old-est, ind aell reco amended; mod.—Mrs ..
... THE FTJTXTEE OF THE EMPIRE. HOPE AND FEAR IN IRELAND. THE STATE AS PUBLICAN. THE S3GEET OF PARNELL. MR. WELLS'S NOVEL. JOSEPH CONRAD. ...
HELP THE WOUNDED!
... best work to this of Pity Right Hon. A. J four, Sir J. M. Barrie, John Buchan, E. F. Benson, J. E. Buckrose, Hal! Caine, Joseph Conrad, Ethel M. Dell, Maud Diver, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Jeffery Far.no], John Galsworthy, Beatrice Harraden, Joseph Hocking, Jerome ...
IN THE CRUEL VICE OF FATE, “ Under Western Eyes.” By Joseph ¢ Mothuen. 6s. Onrag
... IN THE CRUEL VICE OF FATE, “ Under Western Eyes.” By Joseph ¢ Mothuen. 6s. Onrag Mr. Joseph Conrad tells us thas novel, “ Under Western Eves.' tained psychology of a mond | origin in a crime, and ending revolt which breaks it down. ' | sian etory, and ...
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... books. LANDMARKS. By E. V. Lucas. new and cheaper issue. Reset. Fcap- Bvo. ss. VICTORY : Crown Bvo, 6s. An Island Tale. By Joseph Conrad. The most popular novel of the year. Fourth Edition. MR. GREX OF MONTE CARLO. By E, Phillips Oppenheim. Crown Bvo. 6s. ...
(THE QUEENS I GIFT BOOK
... h imhs in the War | AUTHORS Rt- Hon. A. J. BaUour Sir J. M. Barrie John Buchan E. F. Benson J. E. Buckrosc Hall Caine Joseph Conrad Ethel M. Dell Maud Diver Sir Arthur Conan Doy'e Jeffery Farnol John Galsworthy Beatrice Harraden Joseph Hockinf Jerome ...
CHANCE.” MR. JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW NOVEL. [Published To day.] Among the not inconsiderable disabilities of the ..
... CHANCE.” MR. JOSEPH CONRAD’S NEW NOVEL. [Published To day.] Among the not inconsiderable disabilities of the reviewer is to be numbered his constant struggle against a too complete absorption in what he is reading. It is his business to discriminate, ...