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... 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 ...
... lart. The bet k followa; —Mr. William Butler recognition diatingukhed literary attainmenU and hk eminence ae a poet. Mr. Joseph Conrad, in consideration hi* merits writer fiction, iJlOO; Margaret Lady Huggins, in coauideration services science rendered by ...
... what to be a brilliaut season hi the book..world. In good literature will this sottionn hare a show in, and books by Joseph , Conrad, George Moore, Beery Janie*, and other distiuguished writers aro either out or announced to be published soon. Mr. Reid ...
... Georges Gojau. KINETIC AND POTENTIAL SPEECH. Mr. Arthur Ran some. THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE. Sir Herowald PRINCE ROMAN. Mr. Joseph Conrad. REVIEWS OP BOOKS. London; Constable Cd.. Ltd., 18. Orange Street, W.C. 1207 Office Expense*,’’ ** How Cattle may Sent ...
... should rdatl for the sake their technique it would rim follows: —Flaubert, Tourgneneff, D’Annunzio. Henry Jaraos. and Joseph Conrad. Each tlifsc writers brought something new his art. and there was nothing that was “teachable” that cannot learned from ...
... jubilant over the prospects of a publishing season that began with novels from Mr. Ilenry James, Mr. Arnold Bennett, and Mr. Joseph Conrad; and it is another trait that reveals the man that the night he was at work for the last time he was revelling in Mr. ...
... who should read tor the sake of their technique it would run as fouowsFlaubert, Tourguencff. DAnnnnzio, Henry James, and Joseph Conrad. Each these writers brouglit something new to his art, and there is nothing that teachable that cannot be learned from ...
... what promises briHiant season in the book world. In fact, good literature will this autumn have a show in, and books Joseph Conrad, George Moore, Henry James, and other distinguished writers are either out announced to be published soon. Mr. Reid is ...
... reversion the strong and sane policy of Lord Cromer. The ” English Review *’ this month ape, cially strong in fiction. Mr. Joseph Conrad gives further instalment of ” Under Weal Eye*,” which promises the rmvi notable work we have yet had from his pen. MW May ...
... days. E. S. Martin’s Problems of a Young Husband will amuse both the married and the unmarried. Stories are supplied by Joseph Conrad, Howard Pyle. Gouverneur Morris, Elsie Singmaster, Jas. B. Cobell, Lucin© Finch, Cushing Sletson. The illustrations are ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...