... Under Western Eyes. By Joseph Conrad. Methuen The Slav never fails of fascination for us, Christian though he be, and European as we fondly think him; yet so exotic a compound of the barbaric and the mystic, at once so simple, so elusive, and so cynical ...

... Hueffer is known more especially as the author of The Fifth Queen, The Fifth Queen Crowned, and as collaborator with Mr. Joseph Conrad in Romance and The Inheritors. Miss Violet Hunt, who is Mr. Ford Madox Hueffer's second wife, is best known as author ...

... Bertram. 6s. METHUEN, NASH. Prisoners' Years. I.Clarke. 6s. The Mystery of Nine. W. Le Queux. 6s. Some Reminiscences. Joseph Conrad. 5.9. SEELtY, SERVICE. The Town ot Crooked Ways. J. S. Fletcher. My Adventures Among South Sea Cannibals. Douglas Rannie ...

... '..'.'.'.■.■'■■-■.■Wu) II. -in J.. ..nl,!i (H MASTER MARINER AND MASTER MIND Joseph Conrad's Ego. It is impossible to deal adequately in a column with Mr. Joseph Conrad's ego, as revealed by himself. His are not as other Reminiscences. cences. The ...

... 'Twixt Land and Sea. By Joseph Conrad. {J. M. Dent and Sous.) Mr. Conrad has long been known for a lover of the sea. Like Jacob for Rachel, he has served for her, and not so much to make her his as to make himself hers. There are those of us who would ...

... deserted sea all around him, faint from hunger, heavy from want of sleep, throwing his little stock of coal into the sea Mr. Joseph Conrad could make a great story out of those four days. ...

... Conquest Ellen Ada Smith. 6s. Callista in Revolt Olivia Ramsey. 6s. METHUEN. Once of the Angels. Evelyn Beacon. 6s. Chance. Joseph Conrad. 6s. GREENING. Love and a Title. Flowerdew. 6s. SAMPSON LOW. The Honourable Mr. Tawnish. Jeffery Farnol Illustrated by ...

... Sentimentalists. ,r he was a Mode rate of the most violent description he invented just such a charming para dox as Mr. Joseph Conrad's latest phrase, a Savage Sentimentalist. The Sentimentalist in question was a Poet and the father of a family (do we ...

... the man's point of view, for he must occa sionally realise that he is be ing got at by strange and devious ways. As Mr. Joseph Conrad puts it The part falling to women's share be ing all influence has an air of occult and mysterious action, something not ...

... read such things, the tragic details of the wreck of the Empress of Ireland. Laying aside the newspaper, I picked up Mr. Joseph Conrad's magnificent new novel, Chance, and I had not been reading that very long when I came across the following passage-- ...

... proportion and its slim, well-trousered length is far more important than the fate of Ulster or the exact value of Mr. Joseph Conrad. When one has given one's hair its final touch, has arranged one's cuffs, has made sure that one's boots are spotless, ...

... STATIONS V 4k BY GRANT RICHARDS. ii a i ^-r- m XJ (Author of Caviare and 11 Valentine) AT my bedside are three books--Mr. Joseph Conrad's Chance (of which I read about six pages a day), Baedeker's Northern Germany, and Baedeker's Southern Germany. There ...