... lln»lrat«-l Ba. Pifli M ♦ I>iuli«imli. f'iiariliit .mU Vts«t; A crINCA’S WORTH OP ROMANCE PocUci cditioa ot ttia works of JOSEPH CONRAD, lu. ix .. 3a. nvl e«n.h, a» GUINEAS WORTH OF HUMOUR . ..f a. A. MILNE •k • 3a. id. IK (•lb. or 31k. ■bv A Book of DrKWIBBB ...

... sides of the Atlantic. A moving tribute was paid Ford Madox Fold (F. M. Hueffer) to the memory Joseph Conrad, his friend and collaborator, in Joseph Conrad: A Personal Remembrance (Duckworth, 7h. 6d.). Lord Willoughby de Broke left bis death book of ...

... Barne’s fears known for the sale of Sir J. days, and the Chrstinas demand 1s exceptional. Following on the deaths of Joseph Conrad nd Anatole France there has been further lemand for work, and there is & big sale fur their Looks eee —! ae OE oy Yoints ...

... literary point of view the year has not been especially memorable, save in loss. It is tho death of Anatolo France and Joseph Conrad which will cause to sadly remembered; and their loss far outweighs any gain in new literature. Nor are their successors ...

... executants, and literary journalism lias also been under heavy toll. There have died during the year Anatole France, Joseph Conrad, F. H. Bradley, of the great masters thought and style; Glutton Brock, Mrs. Nesbit, Marie Correlli, Sir Henry Lucy, and ...