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... romances, plays, and poems. And new ones too, eaid Trento, es Teanyson's Foresters, Hardy's *. Woodlanders, and Conan Doyle's White Company!' She ie evidently acquainted with the ' latest from the librariee,' thought Alfred. Perhaps you ...
... THE TWO GREAT HOMM OF TIIE RACE. A WOULD' rAnt Dr. Conan Doyle writes to the Chr,iele to urge the Government to vend special representatives to the World's Fair. Ile says: All plans for the future of our race which omit the United States are as vain as ...
... the hooks all into a corner, end live as though letters were not. the weather fine, it will be absolutely criminal of Dr. Conan Doyle, Mr. Dawson, Mies Annie S. Swan, Mrs. Crawford, and the rent, to resift any lector , * or hold out the slightest temptation ...
... author far three yens. Whoa he bad written his Ant he met with moth the same fate at the beads of the pekilishere as Dr. Conan Doyle. Moth Clarke pasted through mere than hen-a-donee hue it pined asesptthee, sad Mr. Wspean's 1M novel. The House and** ...
... series of article' relating to his journey. Mr. Parker has a curious story of literary coincidences. Some tim e ago. Dr. Conan Doyle had completed his last novel, Tin Refugees, and Mr. Parker had almost comphlsi Canadian romance, they discovered , in ...
... FAinhurgh with books and newspapers. The Rev. George Jaekerin, speaking on the mine oeeaeion, said on the authority of Dr. Conan Doyle, that Mr. Barrie had weirtin some chapters of The Window in Thrums 10 tinies before he sent the Ms. to the perm. In the ...
... son-in-law, Mr. I.loyd Osbourn', under the name of The Ebb Tide. Mr. Hall Caine promises The Mentinan for September. Dr. Conan Doyle, who is Port 'now hard at work upon a new story dealing largely with sport in the early part of this centary, %ill about ...
... Crocodiles. Nor is his sermon destructive merely. As models for scientific authors ho quotes the inductive methods of Conan Doyle and Edgar Poe. First the problem. then the piecing together of the solution.' The public, he says, cannot have too much ...
... Mr. Muddock have fallen under the censor's ban for daring to represent unfavourably the Czar's government, and now Dr. Conan Doyle has been singled out for condemnation. The tale which has won him this distinction is Night Among the Nihilists, printed ...