... that you put at the foot jnv on Cheap BooLi is calculated mislead those who read it. You aay that • by Henry James and Joseph Conrad have appeared sevenpenny and smiling reprints, and Mr. W H. Hudson’s *EI Ombu available in cheap •ditioa. , * Henry James ...

... to. I have looked over own shelves, and I find only one sevenpenny book upon them. Yet I have bought novels by James, Joseph Conrad, by Walter Mare, by Richard Middleton, by W. H. Hudson—the men. in short, on whom English literature really depends. That ...

... intense agony. It was, indeed, a thrilling triumph for science and a story which would require the pen of a Victor Hugo. a Joseph Conrad. a Stevenson. or a Clark Russell for its adequate recounting. Another notable branch of science in which patient labour ...

... and the title of the successful book The Lure of the Little Drum.” The adjudicators were Miss Man Choi mondelev, Mr. Joseph Conrad, and Mr W. J. Locke. Miss Peterson, who h— been engaged chiefly in journalistic work for the past three year*, daughter ...

... extraordinary powers. The picture of the lone Swedish skerries in “By the Open Sea a vital piece of writing, and even Joseph Conrad might envy the art with which Strindberg suggests the mystery of open spaces and the sting of salt air in ihesa fascinating ...

... of genius; was the first editor to discern the promise of artists like Bndyard Kipling, H. G. Wells. George Steevens, Joseph Conrad, Kenneth Graham. G. S. Street-, and Harold Frederic. Instead of giving the public what it wanted he insisted it taking ...

... English Review contributed by Victoria Backvill-Wast, T. P. Cameron Wilson, Richard Buxton, and Henry Savage. France, Joseph Conrad, and Ivan Turguener follow with Poor la Paix,” One Day More. and In Front of the Gail lotine;*' while R. B. Canninghame ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...