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... WEBSTER AND WERRM LIBRARY.. NEW BOOKS IN CIRCULATION. Rover (Joseph Conrad). Wild Heart of Youth (Kathlyn Rhodes). First Stone (Margaret Peterson). Stretton Street Affair (W. Le Qnex). Recompense (Robert Keable). Gerald Cranston's Lady (Gilbert; Fcankan) ...
... NEW BOOKS IN CIRCULATION. Rover (Joseph Conrad). Wild Heart of Youth (Kathlyn Rhodes). First Stone (Margaret Peterson). Stretton Street Affair (W. Le Qucx). Recompense (Robert Keable). Gerald Cranston’s Lady (Gilbert Frankau). Defeat (Geoffrey Moss). ...
... NEW BOOKS IN CIRCULATION. Rover (Joseph Conrad). Wild Heart of Youth (Kathlyn Rhodes). First Stone (Margaret Peterson). Stretton Street Affair (W. Le Qaex). Recompense (Robert Keable). Gerald Cranston's Lady (Gilbert Frankan). Defeat (Geoffrey Moss). ...
... concerning the First Novel Library.” It makes fascinating reading. Many authors, famous to-day, including Ethel M. Dell and Joseph Conrad, started their careers with'Mr. Fisher Unwin. STILL another publisher’s house organ has made its appearance—the Harrap ...
... The Parsoa'i Pniipmst, by Compton Mac keazie. Lease it to Vtaeith. by P. C. Wodehouse. PrueeDo, 6. P. B. Ma». The Rovar, Joseph Conrad. Hein Apparent, by Sir FhiKp Gibbs. Steps, by Arnold Bennett. Mtuiy Engagaiaeats, by J. S. Fletcher The Fingerpost, by ...
... till the dazzling procession publishers’ planets sweeps onwards in their brilliant course leaving trails of Bernard Shaw, Joseph Conrad, Chesterton, and Morgan fire behind them. Then, perhaps, I may venture humbly forth with a little book in a limited edition ...
... The Parson's Pro greet, by Compton Mac. henzie. Leave it Puaith, P. G. Wcdehouse. Prunelk), by S. P. B. Mats. The Rover, Joseph Conrad. Hein Apparent, by Sir Philip Gibbs. Rioeyman Steps, by Arnold Bennett. Many Engagements, by J. S. Fletcher The Fingerpost ...
... the sttamer Eastern Guide, ' now lying in Hull, told me his hobby was writing, however, I did not expect to see the work Joseph Conrad cr of John Masefield. Yet I was surprised by the quality of the poetry he showed me. It had been published in American ...
... one may make fascinating studies in the handwriting of genius, contrasting the large, bold, artistic characters of Mr. Joseph Conrad with the neater script of Mr. Walter de la Mare; and, passing from genius to talent, one may note Sir A. Canon Doyle's ...
... only the dazzling procession of publishers’ planets -woeps onwards ther brilliant course leaving trails of Bernard Shaw, Joseph Conrad, Chesterton, and De Morgan tire behind then. Then. perhap-. T may venture 4 humbly forth with a littl» boek in edition ...
... The same may be said of most of Thomas Hardy's books; and probably will be the case in another 'twenty years or so with Joseph Conrad. Illusive Secret of Success. THE death of Marie Corelli inevitably turns the critic's mind to thoughts of best sellers ...
... going from Australia to South Africa in a sailing ship over 90 years age, he made friends with a sailor who, now known as Joseph Conrad, has woe literary fame nearly approaching his own. Little of his travels, however, appear in Galsworthy's hooks or plays ...