... By JEAN ROT. Extra Crown Bvo. ©/- net. TURGENEV. A Study the great Russian Novelist. By EDWARD GARNETT. With Foreword JOSEPH CONRAD. Extra Crown Sir 6/- net. AN AJXTUMN SOWING. By E. F. BENSON. Extra Crown Bvo. 6/- net LONDON: 48, PALL MALL, S.W. • W ...

... volume, ” At Prior Park and Other Papers,” which Hessra. Chatto A Wind us announce. A new volume of short stories by Mr. Joseph Conrad event of first-rate importance. Mr. Dent has the press a collection entitled ' 4 Twixt Land and Sea, which includes Smile ...

... intense agony. It was, indeed, a thrilling triumph for science and a story which would require the pen of a Victor Hugo. a Joseph Conrad. a Stevenson. or a Clark Russell for its adequate recounting. Another notable branch of science in which patient labour ...

... 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 ...

... beginner should study for the sake of his technique, it would run follows:—Flaubert, Tonrgueneff, D’Annunzio, Henry James, Joseph Conrad. He believed that each of these writers ha/d brought something new to his art, and that there was nothing that was teachable ...

... Haskell, and William Slavens M’Nutt.* There arc several short poems and a complete novel, “Victory: an Island Story, Joseph Conrad, “Tho Story-Teller” (Messrs. Cassell & Co.) :s permanently enlarged, and contains a large amount interesting reading. Among ...

... HISTORY OF PERIDORE AND PARAVAIL. By MAURICE HEWLETT. Crown Bvo. Ss vet. TUMMY. by EDWARD .GARNETT. Witt a Foreword by JOSEPH CONRAD. Extra Crown Bvo. net. AN AUTUMN SOWING. By E. F. BENSON. EXtill Crown Bw. Es net. hombre 48 PALL MALL. LIM. W. COLLINS ...

... reprinted in a .-hi.- ling edition. Mr. Evekigh Nash promises some interesting autobiographies in the near future. by Mr. Joseph Conrad, which he ie publish, should one of the books of the year, and readers will be interested in that Mr. has in hands a volume ...

... at risk of their own lives. -iced five other mariners from death . . But I' would require the pen of Clark Russell or Joseph Conrad to tell, es it should be told, ' this tale of gallantry and adventure of which Britain may well be proud. It was my good ...

... who should read for the sake their technique it would run as follows Flaubert. Tourgucncff, D'Annunzio, Henry James, and Joseph Conrad. Each of these writers something new to bis art, and there was nothing that was teachable that could not learned from them ...

... There let it stay, there let it rest Deep in the heart whereto came, Of old some wind-wearied bird Drops to ita rest. JOSEPH CONRAD. A Study. By Richard Carle. London : Kegsn, Paul, Trench, Trubncr, & Co., Ltd. 7s fed net. The publishers have arranged ...

... Beauchamp, K.C./’ and Early .Struggles,” by R. B. Conniiighame Grahame; and under “ Letters to Living Authors” one to Joseph Conrad “ E. W. W.” THE FARMERS* UNION. Meat and Milk Problems. At a meeting the General Committee of the National Farmers’ Union ...