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... THE FTJTXTEE OF THE EMPIRE. HOPE AND FEAR IN IRELAND. THE STATE AS PUBLICAN. THE S3GEET OF PARNELL. MR. WELLS'S NOVEL. JOSEPH CONRAD. ...
... LIVE STOCK OF THE FARM (Vol VI). Edited C. Jones (The Grsaham Publishing Co., If. net). CHANCE. A Tale Two Parts, Joseph Conrad: and THE GENTLEMAN ADVF-NTUREP. bv C Bailey (Melhucu t. Shilling Novel*) and Co.). ...
... Bereatord; Arno d Bennett, F. J. Har»ey-l>arton, Auatole b'ranca, by W. L. Kiplmu. by John Palmer; Thomaa Hardy, Harold Obsld: Joseph Conrad, Hugh Walpole; Henry .Jatne* Rebecca West; Jo*>o Oalawortiiy, by Sh“»ls Kaye-Smitb. la. 3d. net (Niabet). Zoe homeon of ...
... work this Book of Pity : Bight lion. A. Balfour, Sir J. M. Barrie, John B. J’. Benson, J. I'. Unci' rose, Hull Caine, Joseph Conrad, I'.thel M. Dell, Mami Dicer, Sic A Conan Doyle, Jeffery John Galsworthy, Beatrice II Joseph Hocking, Jerome K. Jerome ...
... YPRES any pretty ash-trays!—*‘ Punch. ty of those, Have you Mascots and talismans hold an im portant place in the VR. JOSEPH CONRAD IN THE AIR. Of all the superstitions in the British Army—and they are many—the moet popular has to do with the jar that ...
... to this book of Pity Bight Hon. A. J. Balfour, Sir J. M. Barrie, John Buchan, E. F. Benson, I. K. Buckrose, Hall Caine, Joseph Conrad, Ethel M, Dell, Maud Diver, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Jeffery Farnol, John Galsworthy, Beatrice Harradea, Joseph Hocking, Jerome ...
... Walpole recognises that the book must necessarily depend account the author's life, and how came to lie English novelist: Joseph Conrad wo* born on December 6, and his birth-place was the Ukraine, in the south of Poland. his father, who had been concerned ...
... sought to introduce them good literature, and 1 had some pleasant surprises. Etevenson they Jumped at. and they revelled in Joseph Conrad. They enjoyed the right literary food. I discovered that none them rewd the daily newspapers; some didn’t even know that ...
... Arnold Bennett, F. J. Hurvey-Oarton; Anatole France, W. L. George; Kipling, by John Palmer; Thomas Hardy, by Harold Child; Joseph Conrad, by Hugh Walpole; Henry James, llebecca West; John Galsworthy, Sheila Kaye-Smith, la. 3d. net (Nisbet). Zoe Thomson Bi ...
... And will Hull genealogists have better luck with the queer bird in The End of the Tether who, according to his creator, Joseph Conrad, Imagined himself walking about the streets of Hull (he knew their gutters well a boy) with his pockets full of sovereigns ...
... standards. He has an independence of physical limits, such as time, the like of which one finds no other author, although Mr. Joseph Conrad sometimes exercises similar freedom. His greatest books have a high degree of subjectivity the thoughts and passions and ...
... Ltd., Is.), M. G, Wesselitsky gives his drastic plan for crushing Prussian militarism. Mr. Hugh Walpole has volume on Joseph Conrad Nisbot’s Writers the Day series. It is a sympathetic and thoughtful study of every aspect of the writer’s work. He considers ...