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... JOSEPH CONRAD. tale of the seaboard and present day adventure. Be volution, intrigue, the tropical shore of South American Bepublic, the little seaport town, and the mountains Beyond, afford ample scope Mr. Conrad’s well-known powers.” JOSEPHINE. By E ...
... Joseph Conrad ON The Titanic Disaster AND ANOTHER POEMBY John Masefield appear the may number op The !»• English net. Review ...
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... 25. CONTENTS No. I. A Sunday Morning Tragedy THOMAS HARDY The Jolly Corner . . HENRY JAMES Some Reminiscences. - -I. . JOSEPH CONRAD A Fisher of Men . . JOHN GALSWORTHY Stonehenge . . . . W. H. HUDSON The Raid.—l . . . . COUNT TOLSTOI and H. G. WELLS' ...
... narrators of Mr. Joseph Conrad's new novel, “is capable lyrism but not of abstraction. Nothing will serve for ite understanding but the evidence of raiaooal up of characters and facts.” That is, mechanical side, novel by Mr. Joseph Conrad—the rational linking ...
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... MANOR Murray GiLCHRisr. SIR JULIAN THE APOSTATE Mrs. Clekint Fabsoss. THE LUCK OF BARERAKES Caroline Marriagi. TYPHOON Joseph Conrad. RICHARD RO3NY Maxwell Qeat. IN THE GUARDIANSHIP OP GOD F. A. Steei. London: WM. HKINEMANN, 21, Bedford-street, W.C. ...
... Number Contains an unequalled collection of stories by favourite writers, Mark Twain, Sir Gilbert Parker, Mary E. Wilkins, Joseph Conrad, W. IL Howells, Maurice Maeterlinck, Laurence Mousy man, &c., and exquisite illustrations (many in colours) by Howard Pyle ...