... moment to laud Byron’s ' Titanic power and invagination.” to declare oneself fanatico about Scott, and refuse admit that Joseph Conrad has wholly superseded Captain Marryatt. The author of Among My Books” not only does that; breaks a lance with worshippers ...

... etc. Alie::a e tygt list et erratagibilehetiMs rather a Mr. Andrew Molise informs as that MOM Mary Cholmondeley, Mr. Joseph Conrad, and Mr. W. J. Labe, the adjudicators in his Dow 236 Guineas Prise Novel Competition, bare awarded the prise to a novel ...

... of guinea- in Mr. Melrose's best novel competition, awarded the decision judges well qualified and yet ho diffeieut Mr. Joseph Conrad, Miss Cbolniondeley, ami Mr. W. J. Locke. An Indian novel, its dde issue the relatioua black ami white, itn Esther and ...

... Nothing that Jules Verne. Clark That I, Willam Kavanagh. formerly For theientfiless hordes of the foe advance, Russell. or Joseph Conrad ever imagined pikeman in the army of Wirsford. should And:elieh step is a patriot's grave. . could surpass the story that ...

... Mefazino is characterised sil-round ezoelknce, and contains contributions by such well-known writers as Sir H. Rider Huggard. Joseph Conrad. E. W, Homnng. T. P. O’Connor, G. K. Chesterton, Herman Schcftauer, and Hilaire Belloc, while a special feature is a symposium ...

... was very busy over an article which had Clark Russell, &mite. Nothing that Jules Verne. to go to the printers day. or Joseph Conrad ever imaeined could surpass the story that Cap- My visitor entered unannounced and Engellandt told, b aw l e d me her car ...

... contains humorous rtoir, A MSser’s CourtsUp, hy-Boitnm Atkey. In euntrastwith it is dm emotional story, With * by sad Joseph Conrad's M Th« Arrow Gold** sro further continued. Sevoral other Cudii m n aitrtfc sad's Am dWm - - -- * ? -« « wmcra o* conmoiiw ...

... Five to One.” by H, Jones, E. I . and George Morrow contributts ** On Secret Paiges.” and there is another instalment of Joseph Conrad’s serial, •• The Rescue. The numbor also contains literary supplement. and article? The Young Visitors.” J. C. Squire; ...

... happy in Tar and Temperament, while “ Lorti Winton's Adventure. by Melville Davison Poet, is positively thrilling. Joseph Conrad's “The Tale, Lane's Marriage in filnxnland, F. Britten Austin's “ They Come Back, Hayden Church’s Round the World Records ...

... Letters/’ aud the Genealogy of Morals,” Horace Samuel, are contribution* well up to the standard of the ** English Review. Joseph Conrad’s ” Under Western Eyes ” grows in interest and strength it develop*, but ” The Aftermath and ** Lady Diana Goes to the ...

... story for some inexplicable ’•eason; it is really tke most vivid record of actual experience. We are glad to have Mr. Joseph Conrad’s one-act play One Day More/' which, though it was not huge success on the stage, will some day revealed by an actor with ...

... but writes with the same fervour, aud liis comments the classical poets make admirable reading. penetrating study of Mr. Joseph Conrad's work is provided Mr. Ford Madox Hucffer, who sums the author of Lord Jim the finest of the Elizabethans.” Professor Dulec ...