... Lingard had condemned to lifelong exile in this wilderness. But Almayer seems somehow to have An Outcast of the Islands. By Joseph Conrad. London: T. Fisher Uiuviu. forgotten Ai'ssn, a woman to be reckoned with Her sublime devotion to Willems is proof against ...

... and fiction. But I am inclined to think that the best short story that it has given us is the one entitled Youth, by Joseph Conrad. This is bound up with two other stories under the general title of Youth, a Narra tive, and Two Other Stories, and it ...

... interest for literary folk is undoubtedly Mr. Joseph Conrad's Youth. Here is an extract from a letter by one of our fore most novelists a generous appreciation of a brother author Have you seen the volume Joseph Conrad has just published-- Youth and two other ...

... TYPHOON. By Joseph Conrad. H rine via mi. 6s.) Great, slow-moving effects unfold themselves on Mr. joseph Conrad's pages. This Ancient Mariner, like the greatest of his kind, demands a patient hearing, and the listener must resign himself whole-heartedly ...

... scarcely gives me an opportunity of doing much more than name them. They are as follows:-- Typhoon, and Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. (Hiinc- m aim.) The Star Dreamer. By Agnes and Egerton Castle. (Constable.) The Gold Wolf. By Max Pemberton. (Ward and ...

... will depend on public favour. This being so, we have no fear that the promise will remain unfulfilled. typhoon Mr. Joseph Conrad's reputation as a story-teller of distinctive originality and power will ce tainly not be lessened by his new volume (William ...

... Gossip About Books and Their Makers Joseph Conrad The fact that Mr. Joseph Con rad paid one of his rare visits to London the other day is another reminder that nearly all our best writers live and work in the country. Mr. Conrad is certainly to be numbered ...

... Shortly To serve before the mast seems almost to be one of the stepping stones to success in the literary life nowadays. Joseph Conrad, Morley Roberts, and F. T. Bullen are only a few of the names one might mention in support of this theory, and to-morrow ...

... their shelter. In literature especially we have drawn many prizes from this ceaseless stream of immigrants Max Miiller, Joseph Conrad, Max O'Rell, to mention only a few of the names that instantly occur to us. One of the latest additions to this list is ...

... of Wadham College. Edward Arnold. Edward and Pamela FitzGerald. By Gerald Campbell. William Heinemann.-- The Rescue. By Joseph Conrad. Hodder and Stoughton.-- Life of Renan. By Dr. Barry. Clarendon Press. Documents Relating to the French Revolution. Edited ...

... Food of the Gods. By II. G. Wells. (Macmillan 6j.) The Truants. By A. E. W. Mason. (Smith, Elder 6s.) Nostromo. By Joseph Conrad. (Harper: 6s.) Theophano. By Frederic Harrison. (Chapman and Hall 6s.) Lindley Kays. By Barry Pain. (Methuen: 6j.) Hearts ...

... foreigner who ever lived among us, always wrote his books in French, and had them translated by his wife, an English lady. Mr. Joseph Conrad, who is a Pole, and did not acquire our language until -he had reached manhood, writes it admirably, but he some times ...