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... placed in New York and the Mountains of Carolina between 1897 and 1908. The Arrow of Gold: A Story Between Two Notes. By Joseph Conrad. (Unwin.) 8s. This book deals mainly with the love-story of a young sea captain and a beautiful Spanish girl, at the time ...
... WE have four living novelists of European reputation and of fame in America, Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. Joseph Conrad and Mr. H. G. Wells. Perhaps Mr. John Galsworthy, Mr. Arnold Bennett, Mr. W. J. Locke and Sir Anthony Hope might be added ...
... touch like what we find in Dana's famous narrative, Two Years Before the Mast. mli Oddly enough, another sailor man, Mr. Joseph Conrad, has, at this present time, come in for his just, rightful wind of recognition. He is over sixty, and he has been writing ...
... I BOOKS OF GENERAL INTEREST A Personal Record. By Joseph Conrad. (Dent.) 6s. This curiously interesting and unconventional autobiography was issued first in 1912 under the title Some Reminiscences. It now reappears with a long prefatory note. My Bohemian ...
... as to quantity, for of fiction there seems to have been a tremendous lot. One of the ||*3 year's novels may go on, Mr. Joseph Conrad's Arrow of Gold, if only because it is more Conradish than anything else he has done, k Apart from him, where are the ...
... Choice reading there will be in Stopford Brooke's pages, and when one companions them with a new novel, The Rescue, by Mr. Joseph Conrad, it will be gathered that the promise of the literary Spring and early Summer is enticing enough. Oh, there are. lots more ...
... understand. Give me Nat Gould or William Le Queux. If that average reader be a woman, she says, Yes, I once got a novel by Joseph Conrad, Almayer's Folly, I think it was called, and there were pages I couldn't understand. Why should anybody want to write ...
... BOOKS TO ENTERTAIN YOU Unconquered. By Maud Diver. (John Murray.) 2s. The Rescue, a romance of the shallows. By Joseph Conrad. (Dent.) 9s This is a long novel, in which Tom Lingard. a great cha racter, sets himself the task of restoring to their kingdom ...
... !L T| I LEAVESofYESTERDAY IA A ^boDkJPaqe for Tomorrow A modern Saga of the colourful seas of Malaya as Joseph Conrad tells it in his masterly new novel Where the Reader will find that it is The large silence of the horizon into which we are looking/' ...
... Anncsley Vachell The Third Window, by Anne Douglas Sedgwick L nda Condon, by II Joseph Hergesheimer The Rescue, by Joseph Conrad Tension,. by E. M. Delafield; and Daisy Ashford; Her Book. James milne. ij MRS. ASQUITH A Summer Snapshot in London^ ...
... {Ffooks of To-morroW and To-day Novelists ol the larger sort, as, lo, instance. Joseph Conrad, who have bloomed in the Spring and Early Summer: In this marking a departure from the old Convention that Great Leaves oi Literature must fall only ,n the Autumn ...
... In Chancery, is. It continues the fortunes of the Forsyte family, which be began in The Man of Property. It was Mr. Joseph Conrad who spoke of Mr. Galsworthy's remarkable power of ironic insight. and it is seen afresh in his new romance. Poetry, for ...