... Crane. It has been written by an American who knew him personally. Mr. Thomas Beer, and it has an introduction by Mr. Joseph Conrad. Crane came and settled in England, where be was a friendly, vivid, and colourful figure. He did some of his best work ...

... by Sir James Barrie (an autobiography), Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. W. J. Locke, Sir Anthony Hope, Sir A. Conan Doyle, Mr Joseph Conrad. Mr. G. K. Chesterton, Mr. Asquith. Mr. Robert Bridges, Mr. Laurence Blnyon, Mr. Walter de is Mare, Mr Drinkwater, Mr Thomas ...

... DESK. 'the majority of them consist of ertginal master specially composed for Dolls' House •• library. Hardy, plitig. Joseph Conrad, Lord Haldane, mold Bennett. Barrie, .vlax 11..erbrhm, NV4lter tie la Mare, G. K. Chestern n, r-.re but a few of the i ...

... COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD inclu4e %-- Contests ot I Tile Romance of Travel 99 rticle by a f ascinating a nd occlusive a JOSEPH. CONRAD the wor d-larnous trays ; KEY MAPS in colours; $ PLATES P AGh.S OF articles on Abyssinia, Aighsnistan. Alaska* Albania ...

... in about 40 fortniglitl3 parts. _ . - Part 1., now on pale Os. Sd.h contains an article on The Romance of Travel, by Joseph Conrad. The work when complete incorpordie neariT illustrations, of which MU are coloured. Famous authors and traiellers who ...

... j•M+Dent & SONS UT. Messrs. Dent will be pleased to scud you their Spring A List on receipt of a postcard. JOSEPH CONRAD Notes on Life and Letters Nineteen vo'umea have now appeared in this Uniform Edition, 6d net, and subse q uent works will be aided ...

... wireless. Several readers have suggested that modern poets and writers, like W. B. Yeats, John Drinkwater, Alfred Noyes, Joseph Conrad, and Rudyard Kipling, should broadcast extracts from their own works. Other suggestions are: Summer Holiday Talks. The ...

... Company ships which made their way to the East till competition drove them off the seas. I should rather expect to and Mr. Joseph Conrad in the Whitechnpel gallery looking wistfull ,, at the ships to which he has given so high a place in literature. 1 Two ...

... who was called advised Miss Dare to rest, but she Insisted in carrying on. Conrad Today and Yesterday. TEN years ago. Joseph Conrad held a tenth position among the authors with the best-selling books in America. To-day his latest novel, The Rover, is ...

... old friends, the modern shocker and the costulle shocker transported to the countrlc-s of Mr. Charles , Marriott and Mr. Joseph Conrad. It is ' the former that our shocker comes off best. Mr. Sullivan has been very successful in that delicate and difficult ...

... interesting A Kent Squire, by F. W. Hayes, should find readers, and men and boys will turn with zest to Romance, by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer, dealing with the smuggling and piratical days of the early eighteenth century. Folkestone is the ...

... book'-'• selling firm of Birrell and Garnett, was the purchaser yesterday of the first copy of the suppressed preface to Joseph Conrad's Nigger of the Narcissus ever to come into the auction room. The secret of the preface, said Mr. Wright. is that ...