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... middle of the roadway, a great opportunity would not have been wasted! Conrad and Mr. Wells. Further reminiscences of Joseph Conrad by Mr. )(ado: Ford, who collaborated with him in Romance, appear in that original•minded monthly The International ...
... 7s. 6d. net. Unknown Tribes. Un charted Seas. By Lady Richmond Brown. Illustrated. 21s. net. The Nature of a Crime. By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Huefler. 5s. net. Suburban Nights Entertainment. By G. P. Robinson. 7s. 6d. net. S. W. PARTRIDGE CO. Dramas ...
... abscntion that was sufficient to lose the day for their party. : It would have been interesting to read the preface which Joseph Conrad was CoxßraAD AS to have written for the volume PrAywrIGHT. published . to-day by John Castle, compriging his two plays ...
... REVIEWS IN BRIEF. - A MEMORY OF CONRAD. The short prefaces contributed by Joseph Conrad and Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer to The Nature of a Crime give a special interest to the issue of this short story in book form. It is a story which they wrote together ...
... Mr. George Sampson writes oil Opera in England. Mr. C. E Lawrence Chaucer'. Personality, and Mr. Thomas Moult on Joseph Conrad. There is a fine and eloquent article on the Church of England as it is. which will attract all who are interested in ...
... and low. A short story, which has an odd history, comes from Duckworth, The Nature of a Crime. It was written by Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer, but, judging from introductions contributed to it by both of them, they could only remember ...
... 5), pp. 288. K. Paul 5/ CRANE (Stephen). A Study in American Letters by Thomas Beer. With an intro. by Joseph Conrad. Bvo (8 X 53), pp. 268. Heinemann.cuvevvvirnienannnnne.. 106 CROCE (Benedetto). European Literature in the 19th Century ...
... his sense of art. A lifentory of Conrad. Mr. Ford Mados Ilueffer has been writlog • personal remembrance of his friend. Joseph Conrad, and it ie nearly ready with Ducks-filth. Here. he taiyv, to the nwaiture of the ability vouchsafed, you have a pr ...
... and low. A short story, which has an odd history, comes from Duckworth, The Nature of a Crime. It was written by Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer, but, judging from introductions contributed to it by both of them, they could only remember ...
... (John Lane. 65.) The Same Star. A comedy in three acts. By E. V. Lucas, (Methuen. 3s. 6d.) The Nature of a Crime. By Joseph Conrad and F. N. Hueffer. (Duckworth. 5e.) Wonder Tales of Old Japan. By B. L. K. Henderson and 0. Calvert. Illustrated by ...
... obtainable the newest additions being books Arnold Bennett Marjorie Bowen John Buchan Winston Churchill it he novelist) Joseph Conrad Ridg-well Cullum Rider Haggard W W Jacobs A E Mason Baroness Orczy Sabatini Stanley Weyman others the non-fiction is to ...
... The Count of Monte Cristo. Cslender's Staff. PART IV. PART V. Victor Hugo's Notes Dame. Goethe . * Fault. PART VI. Joseph Conrad's Tales of Unrest. Froude — Murder of Thome, I Becket. H. C. Wells' Tono-Bunpy. Shakespeare's Hamlet. Shelley's Shorter ...