... will contributed by 100 of the best-known travel writers and explorers, under the supervision of Mr. J. A. Hammerton. Mr. Joseph Conrad, for instance, contributes a very interesting article on The Romance of Travel ” this first number. This is a new style ...

... Court Asked why he paid so much (the sam paid was the ever given for the work of hv- ing authors), Dr. Rosenbach said: ‘* Joseph Conrad is the greatest analytical writer in the world, and the greatest writer of sea stories who has ever existed with but one ...

... BOOKS OF THE DAY. JOSEPH CONRAD. A Search For His Essential Gift. Is it possible, among the many distinctive qualities of the late Joseph Conrad, to isolate and examine the essential one that made him recognisably a great writer? This does not look easy ...

... Tagchlatt.” Messrs. Mcthm u arc rc>isstiing in cheap and popular form pocket edition of six masterpieces of literature Joseph Conrad, whoso enchanting pages contain the very spirit of romance. The volumes just issued arc Victory,” Chance,” and *‘ The Mirror ...

... the game was not. as it appeared be. The of Wales did not score, whereas the Duke made ten points. On Friday the body Joseph Conrad was laid rest the cemetery Canterbury. It was in Kent that he came to anchor after twenty year 3 of faithful seaman's service ...

... pictorial survey of the countries. The articles will be contributed by 130 the world's leading tray» writer* and explorers. Joseph Conrad .the famoiu novelist contributes an introductory article The Romance of Travel. Countries of the World being published ...

... thing to sec. Sir Sidney Colvin has provided ” H. L. S. in a nutshell,” and other volumes in this wonderful collection nro Joseph Conrad, Arnold Bennett, W. J. Locke, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sir Hr. Newbolt, John Drinkwater, Edmund Gossc, and Lord Haldane ...

... that. Have £ V wise afterwards. . - 1 ful that we e throng 4 antly—and wish that sure we shall come t peace. Perhaps we JOSEPH CONRAD. Q We have always 9 among the steadfast fl0 Conrad. We certainly he was in his 67th year- etb J,* | showed no sign • j ...

... and was so charmed with the story that he sat up all night till he had finished it. Stevenson was a master romance till Joseph Conrad gave a deeper and profounder romance. his religious views Stevenson was converted man—a of faith and hope. One could not ...

... LONDON LETTER. CONRAD IN BRONZE. PERHAPS may remind readers who will bo coming to London this mitnmn that the bust of Joseph Conrad by Epstein has been lent the Tate Gallon’ by Mr. Muirhoad Bone and is now on view there in the Sculpture Room. 1 went to ...

... Cavendish, the Marchioness Hartington, Sir Harold Nutting, the Hon. Arthur Baillie, and Mr. E. Caldicott. * * * The Death of Joseph Conrad Lovers of literature will learn with keen sense of loss of the death of Uoseph Conrad, the novelist. Conrad, who had been ...

... Mr. Thomas Beer’s Stephen Crane: A Study in American Letters ” (Hememann, 10s. (kl.) carries with it introduction by Joseph Conrad at time when every line of 'Jonrad’s has especial value. It was expected that when the creator of The Nigger ” bad been ...