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... of elle - Macy: sho is simply . a phenomenon of imperfect differentiation—mkerestinely barren and without importance.— Joseph Conrad. The deepest emit mines of the 'United States are not more than 2000 feet. while in Britain levels are being developed ...
... Matt Ther ie ow itherto unsuspected advantag frica, and her book is caloul M oor aversion and dread. =e scene bi R. (By Joseph Conrad). ALS. Mr. Conrad, nson, “A novelist,” says fr. T Fawiliar Preface, “lives in bis work stands there, the only reality in ...
... most picturesque , deieription of the for of ihe,!' Empress of Ireland, so picturesque that itreade,like a rage, .from Joseph_' Conrad,' appears, in a WashingtOti newspaper in fol 7 special despatch front Quebee': , - in the lobtik-hf Chateau Frontense ...
... 000,030. The money re (aired will he borrowed by Treasury by means of terminable annuities. MR. CONRAD'S NEW BegiE. Mr. Joseph Conrad has just finished his new long nuvel. on which he has been cr.gaged for twenty•two months. It. is a story of the Eastern ...
... Maarten Maarten', the novelist., whose death is announced, was a notable example among those writers who, like Mr. Joseph Conrad, have made English their adopted language. He was born in 1858 at Amsterdam, and his real amine was Joost Marius Willem ...