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... in obtaining personal rtminihcenoe* from the prominent men of letters of to-day. It bad the dihtinction publiehing Mr. Joseph Conrad’e recollections of hia early days, selection of Mr. George Moore's experience* in Ireland, and Mr. Frederic ilarnaon't* ...
... G. D. Roberts and William Hope Hodgson. The London Magazine” complete novel for July, entitled of the Seven Isles,” is Joseph Conrad, and is one of the best novels yet published in this series of fine long stories. It a subtle and romantic story the South ...
... al sketch, which is accompanied a number of characteristic photographs. The writers of fiction in this number include Joseph Conrad, Louis Tracy, A. E. James, Charles G. D. Roberts, and Ow-en Oliver. The articles in the ” Millgate include ‘‘Borae Siamese ...
... volume, ” At Prior Park and Other Papers,” which Hessra. Chatto A Wind us announce. A new volume of short stories by Mr. Joseph Conrad event of first-rate importance. Mr. Dent has the press a collection entitled ' 4 Twixt Land and Sea, which includes Smile ...
... To the list biographies published by Mr. Eveleigh Nash, ranging from Madame Stein il and the ex-Queen of Saxony to Mr. Joseph Conrad, Lord Rosamore adds what cannot be the least amusing of the series. It is not formal biography formally told, for. says ...
... moment to laud Byron’s ' Titanic power and invagination.” to declare oneself fanatico about Scott, and refuse admit that Joseph Conrad has wholly superseded Captain Marryatt. The author of Among My Books” not only does that; breaks a lance with worshippers ...
... petal by petal, of some beautiful monKtrou* flower. 'Hie lyrical note wa* present, too, in some measure in the work of Joseph Conrad. What Conrad gave in degree they had never had before wa» dream-like brooding quality of atmosphere, a rich, huninous, ...
... beginner should study for the sake of his technique, it would run follows:—Flaubert, Tonrgueneff, D’Annunzio, Henry James, Joseph Conrad. He believed that each of these writers ha/d brought something new to his art, and that there was nothing that was teachable ...
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... Mefazino is characterised sil-round ezoelknce, and contains contributions by such well-known writers as Sir H. Rider Huggard. Joseph Conrad. E. W, Homnng. T. P. O’Connor, G. K. Chesterton, Herman Schcftauer, and Hilaire Belloc, while a special feature is a symposium ...
... to. I have looked over own shelves, and I find only one sevenpenny book upon them. Yet I have bought novels by James, Joseph Conrad, by Walter Mare, by Richard Middleton, by W. H. Hudson—the men. in short, on whom English literature really depends. That ...
... that you put at the foot jnv on Cheap BooLi is calculated mislead those who read it. You aay that • by Henry James and Joseph Conrad have appeared sevenpenny and smiling reprints, and Mr. W H. Hudson’s *EI Ombu available in cheap •ditioa. , * Henry James ...