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... and few better-written books than this will see the light during the present season Daily Chronicle. THE INHERITORS. By JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUEFFER. SAWDUST. By DOROTHEA GERARD. An exceptionally strong and brilliant piece of woik, even when judged ...
... for its own sake over flows and impels them to utterance. They talk of the last masterpiece oi Lucas Malet or of Mr. Joseph Conrad as seriously as though they were apprais ing Tom Jones or The Antiquary, and they chatter about The House with the Green ...
... for its own sake over flows and impels them to utterance. They talk of the last masterpiece oi Lucas Malet or of Mr. Joseph Conrad as seriously as though they were apprais ing Torn Jones or The Antiquary, and they chatter about The House with the Green ...
... Sergison. By Ernest A. Treeton. 6s. (Hodder Stoughton.) Strangers in the Land. By Ethel F. Heddle. 6s. (Blackic.) Typhoon. By Joseph Conrad. 6s. (H etnemann.) Crowborough Beacon. Bv Horace G. Hutchinson. 6s. (Smith Elder.) The Conflict. By M. E. Braddon. 6s. ...
... and his experiences afloat were perhaps as fruitful a source of inspiration to him in his later career as were those of Joseph Conrad to that master of vivid prose when he forsook seafaring for litera ture. He is an honorary member of a number of foreign ...
... GOSSE (SEATED) Mr. Maarten Maartens, the famous novelist, who has just died at the age of fifty-seven, shared with Mr. Joseph Conrad the distinction of having adopted the English lan guage as his literary medium and achieved a signal success. Mr. Conrad ...
... Reichs tag. By P. G. la Chesnais. (Fisher Unwin.) Forty Years in Constantinople. By Sir Edwin Pears. (Jenkins.) Victory. By Joseph Conrad. (Methuen.) The Secret Memoirs of Count Hayashi. (Nash.) MR. GERALD DU MAURIER y Hugh Cecil On Our Day that is to say ...
... Perhaps, however, all courts are the same. It is a necessity of life there. A Fine Story of Adventure. 7 f you pick up Mr. Joseph Conrad's new story, Victory (Methuen), think ing that it has something to do with the war, you will be mistaken pleasantly or ...
... not to say, worrit out of a missus 'tirely at their mercy under two eiders, with, as afore said, a narsty corf. It's Joseph Conrad, isn't it, who says that the science of life consists in seizing every chance that presents itself? Most scientific dogs ...
... where a crush of celebrities is taking place. A flunkey at the head of the stairs announces the guests. Lord Blank 1 Mr. Joseph Conrad I The Bishop of London! Who caused a swirl in the gilded throng The cleric The politician Or the novelist A nd, of course ...
... sent in articles to make this, the first number, as interesting as possible. Rudyard Kipling contributes a long poem; Joseph Conrad a descriptive article, called The First News; Sir J. M. Barrie has given a charming little dream play, called Barbara's ...
... MATINEES WEDS, and SATS, at 2.15 VICTORY. A Play in 3 Acts by B. Macdonalo Hastings. Founded on the celebrated Novel by Joseph Conrad. j^YRic (Ger. 367). DORIS KE AN E in ROXAN A. (Last Weeks) Every Evening at 8. (Last Weeks) BASIL SYDNEY ATHENE SEYLER ...