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... (Cassell.) Across the Salt Seas. J. Hlm:ndelle-Burton. The Lire \Vork or Eel ward \\lhite Benson. J. Taies or 111'CSt. Joseph Conrad. (U nwin.) (i\lethuen.) A. Carr. (Eiliott Stock.) LOOKER-ON. Ot:R PORTR IT ILLI STRATION. DY NAYLOR LEYLAND, whnse portrait ...
... boys. Books to order from the library : A Man's 'vVoman. F rank Morris. Tommy and Grizel. J. M. Barrie. Lord Jim. Joseph Conrad. (Blackwood.) The Stickit Minister 's Wooing, etc. J ohn Charity. H orace Annesley Vachell. After Wild Sheep. Prince ...
... cypher of Sir FRANCIS BAcoN ; char- aoter sketches of Count von BuLow and President LouBET, and stories by I. ZANGWILL, JosEPH CoNRAD, and others. It is coPIOUSLY illustrated and finely printed throughout, and has a beautiful frontispiece after the Portrait ...
... cypher of Sir FRANCIS BAcoN ; char- aoter sketches of Count von BuLow and President LouBET, and stories by I. ZANGWILL, JosEPH CoNRAD, and others. coPIOUSLY illustrated and finely printed throughout, and has a beautiful frontispiece after the Portrait ...
... another of those children's books that elder people should certainly buy. Altogether, this may be said to Nomance, by Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer (Smith, E lder), just fails to be effective, but it is really almost worth while reading it in order ...
... and a delicate gift of ob,ervation. HER. OWN PEOPLE. THREE NEW 6s •. NOVELS. BY POPULAR. AUTHOR,S. ROMANCE: A Novel. By JOSEPH CONRAD and FORD MADOX HUEFFER. By B. M. CROKER-, Author of Diana Barrington, Beyond the Pale, 11 Peggy o the Bartons,' ' etc ...
... the fact that the two finest living writers about the sea are, or have been, professional sailors- Pierre Loti and Mr. Joseph Conrad. There is, by the way, curious material for the psychologist in the reflection that while we English are accepted as rulers ...
... ell to think of trying to am not Dante nor Mr. Joseph Conrad, and this is at once an temperature. J know my limitations fa r too ell to think of trying describe it. am not Dante nor Mr. Joseph Conrad, and this is at once inferno and Iyphoon of golf ...
... BOOK OF N looking at Mr. Joseph Conrad's new hooi,, O A Set of Six (Methuen), we thought the author had l>een making some new studies in style, for on the cover of the work the six stories are described as A Eomant ic Tal e, An Ironic Tale, An Indignant ...
... Chancellor, M.P.; J. H. Clapham, Dean of King's College, Cambridge; Rev. John Clifford, M.A., D.D., BSc.; Mrs. H. A. Colefax; Joseph Conrad; Miss Marie Corelli; G. L. Cour thope, M.P.; W. L. Courtney, M.A., LL.D. “Paily Telegraph ’); Walter Crane, R.W.S.; The ...
... THE WEDNESDAY ERA. R. C. Carton, Joseph Conrad, Arthur Quilier- Couch, W. L. Courtney, Arthur Conan Doyle, John Galsworthy, Frederic Harrison, Anthony Hope, Maurice Hewlett, W. H. Hudson, Henry James, Jerome K. Jerome, George Moore, Gilbert Murray, John ...
... hia piece, which will be presented as above under the auspices of Messrs. William Archer, J. M. Barrie, R. C. Carton, Joseph Conrad, Arthur Quailier- Couch, W. L. Courtney, Arthur Conan Doyle, John Galsworthy, Frederic Harrison, Anthony Hope, Maurice ...