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... Romance, Walter Raleigh's Style and Arthur Symons's Studies in Literature. Other works worthy of consideration were Joseph Conrad's Nigger of the Narcissus, too slight and episodic, Benjamin Swift's The Tormentor. 1 Kipling'', Captains Courageous ...
... and thrilling , Widowers' House', his e ar lie s t an d tale. 1 weakest effort , he has shown middle-cl ass .. . Mr Joseph Conrad's Tales of Unrest respectability 'and younger son gentility fatale eerie stories, calculated to give the reader toning ...
... give in another Bride of the Bush,' or Young Blood. When Lord Jim running aerially through Blackwood, the author, Joseph Conrad, intended it for quite a abort store, but the work caught hold of him and be gradually doubled its length. I don't think ...
... attended its forerunners, which produced such writers as John Oliver Hobbes, Mary Findlater, Mrs Andrew Dean, Louis 'lecke, Joseph Conrad, S. R. Crockett, Benjamin Swift. Miss Hawker, W. B. Yeats. Julia NI. Crottie and Vernon Lee. The initial volume of the ...
... Invade ikk.k till I fairly gym! All awtdty la the air, though I am dry. And 'nogg the gurnp nuggs ea the crapit spew. Mr Joseph Conrad writes in The Speaker of the novel. 'The novels. he writes, are part and wood of 411 inanity, and as such, in their ...
... life, he said, death suddenly became beautiful . . . but ' few of them knew that they were already dead. Again, in Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim, Tamb' Ban says, W. must fight. For what? Lord Jim. For our lives, replies the other. But the white ...
... general air of eoli- --- I touch ot a foot or 'a hand, not only enname 2 2 1 . is the hide and deadness. In a walk along Mr Joseph Conrad's last book, The (angering hint who trueted to them for Scale of iWe 1 . , .1. I: —l.llti• Riser-alimos Oxford Street ...
... crawling (axles thing the sea is not so fully appreciated as it might be. In his new book, The Mirror of the Sea, Mr Joseph Conrad has dealt with this subject in a curiously analytical vein. The sea, which for ever breaks but is never ! broken, has not ...
... rely upon having him back nit in time--to add vet another to the si.elf of Iplumfe ea In an appreciative review of Mr Joseph Conrad's work, the Daily Mail says that in his earlier and, perhapa, fresher books, it ia possible to the infiuence of Mr Henry ...
... The Naturalist in La Plata and Green Mansions, and whose latest hook. A Shepherd's Life, the Went of England: arid Joseph Conrad, whose novels will eventually force themselves into permanence. You hear, on your side of the Atlantic, boom of our popular ...
... permitting him to require the benevolence of his country, richly as he has earned it. Second on the list is the name of Mr Joseph Conrad, whose annuity of £lOO in consideration of his merits as • writer of fiction is a poor return for the work of one of ...
... drawn froai a beg, are George Street. Morley Roberts, George Gistinv, FIN cr.trcy, Murray Cikhrist. E. Yeshlt, Crane, Joseph Conrad. in Pnfrli, Jerome K. 'Jerome. Kinn•••tli Cra'irim, Arthur Morrison, 31arvii,it Mat on. Gerrge Moore. Grant . E tornitn ...