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... serial in the Echo de 1 lia will be the fifth English nose' appearing • French daily Deaspapers, tbe others Leing by Mr Joseph Conrad, Mr. Max l'emiwirteii. Mr. Eden Philipette. and Mr. 11-unett. When only ra was collected at • niiio.ionary feetival in ...
... Perfect Hour, • dory by Mary Manton Vann My Memories of Twain, Part by W. D. Howells; The Secret Sharer, • story by Joseph Conrad Fairfax Comedy. • story by K R. Marriott Watson ; The Naar Wing, a My Mm Root Gar. em; kimonos. • by John non With ...
... the more depraved he showed his wife to bays the more be established his and writs. 1 b a3mw !me, OesorshoPe New Mr. Joseph Conrad, the Bookman tells us, isl engaged upon a new novel entitled Chance. Is StogyNW As for Amos Hißyer, he's so that ...
... in its is Anis. Mr. James is one of them great and steadfast figures of our literature—Mr. Hardy is another, and Mr. Joseph Conrad is • third—who never stooped below the full stature of their powers and purposes. Mr. M. T. literre oaserater. Mr. W. ...
... relatives of deceased men of note. The largest pension one of £l5O Hr. W. B. Yeats, the Irish poet. Pen lion* are granted Mr. Joseph Conrad, iho novelist; to Lady Huggins, widow famous astronomer; and Miss Kate Grapewood and Miss Jessie Greenwood, the ters the ...
... Pall Mall Mainsaine is very full of good things. Thu. are stories by Rider Haggard, E. W. Hornung. G. K. Chesterton. and Joseph Conrad. and a strong array of arresting special sirtleka. For instance. there is a symposium on woman's surreys. and those mama ...
... Sullen, Mr. Matelot& Mr. Conrad. and Mr. Patterson. The latter is well known at Cardiff, where he lived fora while,. Mr. Joseph Conrad is a friend of Mr. Spiridion. and was his guest at Cardiff eome years ago. Cardiff was not unknown to Mr. Maw field In ...
... eeutnil America. Perhaps the mod wonderful example of a tom, capturing a laugsage that is not his oth 4 supplied by Mr. Joseph Conrad, the Mr. Conrad is a Pole, and although I.olantl ha, na ,ea erm.t, be ma, a sailor writtr. lle only writes grad • ti, limit ...
... till the dazzling procession of publip hers’ planets onward in their brilliant course, leaving trails of Bernard Shaw. Joseph Conrad. Chesterton. L)e Morgan fire behind them. Then perhaps I may venture humbly forthwith « little book in limited edition ...
... Wayfarers’ Library is beyond reproach. The new volumes are “Under the Greenwood Tree,” by Thomas Hardy: Land and Sea.” by Joseph Conrad: “The Widow Woman,” by Charles Lee;; “ Selected Essays,” by G. E. Russell; and The Open Air,” by Richard Jeffries. The ...
... oat. Woman's %elf. aid this. inwardly 1.1t.v Rutter. perhapw hermite they see. or they feel themmelvoo to he. enraged.--Joseph Conrad. Wbcn you feel yourself overpowered with melancholy. the beet way is to go out avid do sosastkiimi kW to it fiber.— ...
... beginners, where man . ve nB c turns his skin appears to Imitating the manner of guides are Alpme Photcw- whjte • (jes Jr. Joseph Conrad in bis Bemmieoences. j raphy iMt, not least, how his which , hiE iho progress of each is liko that of a honso- get killed ...