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... SIX GOOD NOVELS. MRS. MASON PROTESTS ANTHONY UNDER WESTERN EYES JOSEPH CONRAD GOD AND THE KING vI.VRJORIE BO WEN LOVERS 13) G. A. HIRMINGHAM PETER, AND JANE (a) S. MACNAUGHTAX THE UNOFFICIAL HONEYMOON (6) WYLLARDE Th*; figure (>.„ number coitions printed ...
... IN THE CRUEL VICE OF FATE, “ Under Western Eyes.” By Joseph ¢ Mothuen. 6s. Onrag Mr. Joseph Conrad tells us thas novel, “ Under Western Eves.' tained psychology of a mond | origin in a crime, and ending revolt which breaks it down. ' | sian etory, and ...
... novel, But there are spots where fine, advanced ideas get exchan in Hull— though we are a shockingly unsoci: timid race. Joseph Conrad. Still, one of the men whose works carry favour is Aiready it is known that he has a superb example of his literar in this ...
... Corelli MRS. MAXON PROTESTS (3) Anthony Hope HILDA LESSWAYS Arnold Bennett THE OUTCRY Henry James UNDER WESTERN EYES (2) Joseph Conrad DAN RUSSEL THE FOX (3; OK. Somerville Martin Ross GOD AND THE ICING (3) LALAGE S I/OVERS G. A. Birmingham PETER AND JANE ...
... temperament of seafaring men, has only been equalled Herman Melville, the American novelist, and more recent times by Mr. Joseph Conrad. In “The, Wreck of the Grosveoor he did marked service to the agitation headed by Samuel Plimeoll for the improvement of ...
... William Butler Yeats, in recognition of his distinguished literary attainments, and of hie eminence as a poet, £l5O. Mr. Joseph Conrad, in considera merits as a writer of fiotion, £lOO. Margaret, Lady Huggins, in col of the eervices to scieuce rendered by ...
... William Butler Yeats. in recognt tion of his distinguished literary attain- ments and of his eminence as a poet 150 Mr. Joseph Conrad in consideration of 100 his merits as a writer of fiction Margaret Lady Huggins, in considera tion of services to science ...
... Tolstoy — our interpretation of them is realisably imper- tion lies. fect, yet we cannot see where the imperfec- So Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose Polish birth and whose years spent under the shadow of tyranny excellently befit him for the task, makes himself ...
... HENRY JAMES. Crown Sro,, 6a Fourth Edition the Prom. '* Exquisite comedy, unspoilt. Infinitely laughable WESTERN BYES. JOSEPH CONRAD. Bvtx, 6a Second Edition the Praea It been profoundly imagined, moat clearly ritualised; every point alive.—Daily The ...
... and the Mohammedai Lonsdale Male’s vigorous plea sory service. Hueffer on Conrad. Mr. F. M. Hueffer is old roll of Mr. Joseph Conrad, and hi' re, him is enthusiastically expres>ed “English Review. paper i appreciative, hardly all criticalthe paean of ...
... March SI last. The lis* * s cl Mr. William Butler Yeate, in tinguished literary attainments, and a poet, £l5O. . . f Mr. Joseph Conrad, in j as writer of fiction, £lOO. •Aoratfa Margaret Lady Huggins, in or 1 f to science, rendered by her in oolte ® husband ...
... GEORGES GOYAU KINETIC AND POTENTIAL SPEECH Mr. ARTHUR RANSOME THE LAND AND THE PEOPLE Sir HEREWALD WAKE **PRINCE ROMAN” Mr. JOSEPH CONRAD REVIEWS OF BOOKS. London: CONSTABLE and CO. LTD. 10 Oranj?« * Street. W.C. A BRILLIANT DETECTIVE BY ERG HI Aft. The steel ...