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... is abeolntely true. Leeway. It would be rash to declare that Indians commonly writs English better than Max Mfiller or Joseph Conrad; but it is true that many of them write it almost as well, and that hundreds and thousands use the language, both in speech ...
... London and Its Government, by Percy A. Harris. Among novels are the following Daisy DarWv, W. P. Ryan; a new volume Joseph Conrad. Specially be kept in mind are the forthcoming biographies Wagner Man and Artist. Ernest Newman; and of Swinburne, John ...
... Robins. Messrs. Mernvex & Co. announce *‘ The Regent,™’ a new novel by Mr. Arnold Bennett; *¢ Chance,’” a new story by Mr. Joseph Conrad; * The Pearl Stringer,”’ a new novel by Miss Peggy Webling. Messgs, Nisger & Co. will publish shortly Along the Road,” ...
... England immigrant bov-, not knowing word u, English language, of which is now haps the greatest living master. I mean Mr Joseph Conrad. The thing i s easy enouch if you have the brains.—Yours faithfully, * j- - • . Brown. East India nued Service Club S\V ...
... after ages. 1 think all ambitions are lawful except thoso which climb upwards on the miseries or credulitics of mankind.—JOSEPH CONRAD. li, instead of looking at what our superiors possess, we could sce what they actually enjoy, ‘lhcrl:] would be less envy ...
... Times, Gertrude Atherton. The Reef, Edith Wharton.—Mary. Out of the Wreck I Rise, Beatrice Hamadan. Twin, Land and Sea, Joseph Conrad. London Lavender. E. V. Lucas. Adman's Orchard, Sarah Grand.--Chino i s. Marriage, Wells. A Child of Storm, Rider Haggard ...
... *‘lyrical” in use of harmo v and subtle gradations to ex&nu the **art of a mood.” For pe haps the same reasons which Mr Joseph Conrad describes in the preface to his recent ** Reminiscences,” Mr Holmes never gives free rein to emotion. In all his work you ...
... Ryan. In THE Last DAYs OF THE MAMELUKES. By David Beddoe. TuE CHARMING OF ESTERCEL. By Grace Rhys. Twixt LAND AND SEA. By Joseph Conrad. By Messrs. HEATH, CRANTON & OUSELEY, Ltd. THE SHADOW OF SALVADOR. By John Haslette. Litrie Grßey GIRL. By Mary Openshaw ...
... story by Mr. Rider Haggard, Barbara who Came Back. There are other stories in the number by Mr. E. W. ITornung, Mr. Joseph Conrad, and Mr. G. K. Chesterton, and articles by Mr. T. P. u Connor ana Mr. Lseiioc aitogetner tne magazine contains a fine ...
... illustrate a readable article entitled Twist Dusk and Dawn in Paris, by Herman Scheffauer. Among the story writers are Joseph Conrad ( The Inn of the Two NVitches '-'); G. K. Chesterton ( The Absence of Mr. Glass ); E. W. Hornung ( The Voice of the ...
... of national defence, and some suggestions by Mr. Henry Leach for bringing golf within the reach of the populace. Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Chesterton are among the contributors to the fiction pages. The “Arena” covers a wide section of the interests ...
... Fleet Street By W. P. RYAN. Crown Bvo, 6s. TEE CRANKING OF ESTERCEL, By (TRACE RHYS. Crown Bvo, 6s. Wl= LAND AND SEA. By Joseph CONRAD. Crown Bvo, 6s. THE ADVENTURES OF MISS GREGORY. P ERCEVAL GIBBON. Crown Bvo, THE LOST 6s. By DAVID M. BLDDOE. Crown Bvo ...