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... contents of the Pall Mall Magazine. March number contains stories by:—E. W. Hornung, Jack London, Mrs. Flora Annie Steel. Joseph Conrad, H- G. Wells, Muriel Harris, Chas. D. Roberts. The articles of general and personal interest include : —The Building of ...
... and shunning bacco. A very taking composer, be considered bis waauw several times before sending it to the printer. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of sea-tales. a high-born Pole. At quite an early ran sway to Has p = hie career a seaman. Old him. He stranded ...
... and shunning tobacco A very painstaking composer considered manuscript several times before sending it the printer Mr Joseph Conrad the writer sea-tales high-born Pole At quite an early age he to Hamburg began career seaman Shipwreck overtook him He wae ...
... eluding volumes of biography and criticism, as well as fiction. A couple of novels he has written in collaboration with Joseph Conrad, the famous writer of sea atcries. Last year he published a szr:kin4 story. ea ailed **The Soul of London ; but his n'w ...
... about a dozen books eluding volumes biography and criticism aa well as fiction couple of novels written collaboration with Joseph Conrad writer stories he published striking story entitled! Soul of London book The Fifth Queen” his bes i work eo for Mr Hueffer ...
... future numbers there will be discussion on controversial subjects in articles written from different points of view. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the writer of *ea tales, high-born Pole. At quite an early age be ran away to Hamburg. and began his career as a seamen ...
... The sea has not been neglected by the novelists, for who has not enjoyed the breezy sea-stories of Clark Russell and Joseph Conrad, or laughed over the adventures of Cutcliffe Hyne's inimitable Captain Kettle while holding sway over one of his sorry ...
... p then , to lie on the tab( 1, manner, !tom writing OW; and that Arnold Burr.ect. as voters We shall ordY be doing our Joseph Conrad, and b re . had all duty if at the first opporUll4: I\4` ask them agreed that it impogrrivird our drama, to sit at their ...
... the Echo de Paris. his will be the fifth English novel appearing in French daily news , apers, the others being by Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. Max Pemberton, Mr. Eden l'hillpotts, and Mr. Arnold Bennett. When only A:23 was co!lected at a missionary festival ...
... of elle - Macy: sho is simply . a phenomenon of imperfect differentiation—mkerestinely barren and without importance.— Joseph Conrad. The deepest emit mines of the 'United States are not more than 2000 feet. while in Britain levels are being developed ...
... RODEMO TNE There are orb, of besides Joseph Conrad Wby n 4 amply water bows! la@Ware. it might be ivaable to your orlearaid correspondent, Mc. W. Rowlands, to write a, or two en motto for the memorial Work. Thine. political alwaye emitehini, sad the ward ...
... amounted in this 'imitate QUERN-SQUIRE. £l ' 2oo ' amass we notice Mr. W. B. Teat*, the Irish poet ; Mr. WOLVERHAMPTON Joseph Conrad. the novelist ; Lady Rug- pm, widow of the famous (Ranter of Qmsn's Anode). Miss Kate Greenwood and Miss Jennie Green want ...