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... NEIL MUNRO.—AN AUTUMN DAY'S SPOST NEAR 11111frEa-IN-LAW . By HENRY LAWSON.—OUR SOLDIERS. By - LINES- IiAN.—IA)RD JIM. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Conclusion.— THE CINQUE POETS-- THE RIVAL • POREION DEVILS. By Cot. H. KNOLLYM.— MIDGET OP NEW HOOKA—WAR OPERATIONS IN ...
... Career—The Foundation of Library—lts Three-itundredth Annivermary—The Britieth Assoclation. THE END OF THE TETHP.R. X.. XI. by Joseph Conrad. BRITANNIA'S S EAL. he Wallace Bruce. THE TREASURY 'NI) ART—In Scotland. ON THE HEELS OF DE WET.—X. Jog-Trot. SPORT AND ...
... Milne and I. Tales Of Unrest. An Outcast of the Islands. Almayer's Folly. Capes, Bernard Cuffsn, Mannington Conrad, Joseph Conrad, Joseph Conrad, Joseph Doyle, Conan A Study in Scarlet. Dodareeth, Francis The Spendthrift. Davidson, Lilies Campbell For Lack ...
... may' come to pass. *ea Memories of - The Nigger of the • N•r- will tempt readers to renew their acquaintance with Mr. Joseph Conrad and take to their innermost heart his latest novel, -Typhoon (Heinemann). We hare few writers of fiction who give the ...
... TRIED TO PREVENT A PAM uONRADP 'S NEW ROMANCE Elephant Trainer's Death. As lAA AIAA.As w W. I TEI LATEST WORK of Kr JOSEPH CONRAD has heel le ea Mr tom I neared for Serial Publication by the Proprietor. of lAmAur. Moiled bum T.P . a WEEKLY:* AN of J vb ...
... Conrad's New Romance. THE LATEST WORK of L. JOSEPH CONRAD has beta secured for Serial Publication by the Proprietors of T.P.'s Weekly. The Sportster ' describe• Kr. Cnorad as a writer of remarkable sod ortitoal power. some unequalled to interpretattnn ...
... of a Malay-English dictionary. He is an active and daring man, taking keen delight in hunting sod polo. Mr. Joseph Conrad-- 11r. Joseph Conrad, His novelist, wham letter appeared in the Tian the other day—pointing out how absurd it was for anyone to maintain ...
... Dixon-Hartland' , retirement from the chairyear. mansbip be has held for the but ten years. At Joseph Conrad. the age of seventy-two he thinks the time Mr. Joseph Conrad has heel too many adventures arrived for relinquishing his post. He is • In all parts of ...
... King Solomon', Gold Mr. R. N. Hale, F.R.G.S., gives a vivid of his explanations of the famous Zim. babine ruins. Mr. Joseph Conrad, the distinguished novelist, relates some of his experience.. and adventures at neat and in a very striking article Mr ...
... forwu record in the history of low-priod magazines, eontains stones by E. W. Hornuug Jack London. Mrs. Flora Annie Steal. Joseph Conrad. U. G. Wells, Muriel Harris, and Chaa. D. Roberto. The articles of general and personal interest include: Tbe BoHding ot ...
... enable the vessels to combat any fee of equal power of attack or to ram away from • superior force. TffE SAILOR'S WIND. hr. Joseph Conrad writes of the winds in the new number of the Pall Mall Magazine. The prevailing weather of the North Atlantic, he says ...
... Theatre at Bergen, and his - League Youth was written in 1809. Had turned his back upon his nativ - e languagt as Mr. Joseph Conrad has turned Poland to England—he would have ha.l European reputation in his middle But even at Amalfi he remained within ...