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... canvas. And, ere it vanishes Over the margin, After it, follow it, Follow tho gleam. Then follows Karain: A Memory, Joseph Conrad; and The Calendar of Scottish Crime, by the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell, Bart., M.P. If one desires to know about ...
... Adventures of the Count de la Muitte,” “ Our Lady of Dark- and “‘ The Lake of Wine,’’ Bernard Capes ; “ Outcast of the Joseph Conrad; “Swallow: A Tale of the Great Trek.” Rider aggard; “The White King of Maroa,”’ Joseph Hatton ; “ Little Novels of Maurice ...
... developed tragedy out of one of the mo?t commonplace occurrences, and partly the simplicity and truth of the telling. Joseph Conrad's Lord Jim boars the impress the author's individuality: is rich dissection and analysis of character, without becoming ...
... Literary Notices. JULY MAGAZINES[Second Notice.] Blackwood for July commences.withi * Joseph Conrad, entitled the Tether. The hero of the story is Whalley, fine specimen of the old-fa* ship captain. Captain Whalley had been * for fifty years, had ...
... self-government, not only for Ireland, hut for Scotland and Wales. My ideal is the Heptarchy. The East Wind and the West.— Mr Joseph Conrad writes of-the winds the Jnne number of the “Pall Mall Magazine”;—“The prevailing weather of the North Atlantic,” says, ...
... Ktrlotergt Privacy.. ALL LOAN ca SCOTLAND ID. pAwnlTOher), AItG STREET, GLASGOW (Prirate Tni£ art AVrsu thk West. —Mr Joseph Conrad write* the winds the J the Pad Mall Mac»*ine” :—’The prevailing weather of ■ the North AtOatie,” aayi, “is typical of ...
... complete in itself. Another well-known humourist, W. L. Alden, contributes “The Oats of Piacenza.” very diverting sketch. Joseph Conrad furnishes a rather creepy tale. The Anarchist. ’ The illustrations, a wavs strong feature this magazine, are mostly Very ...
... Dominie’s Log, . The Great Push .. The Shadow Line Their Lives Ruggles ol Red Gap .. By A. S. Neill Patrick MacQill By Joseph Conrad By Violet Hunt By Harry Leon Wilson ...
... going to a tea shop for a cup of Bovril when she is pale and wan, and Bovril the first thought of the man of resource in Joseph Conrad’s powerful novel Within the Tides” at the time of the wreck. Even animals are not overlooked, and the famous Elephant ...
... Lorraine going . tea shop for a cup of Bovril when she is 6 and wan, and Bovril is the first thought of of resource in Joseph Conrad’s powerful Ovel Within the Tides at the time of the j.l k. Even animals are not overlooked, and jv famous Elephant Bingo” ...
... romantic is the story of a gallant rescue of the ohm-rind merchan: ship Hinsdale. It reads like a romance from the pen of Joseph Conrad : the merchant ship torpedoed, left as doomed by her own cr e w, sighted six days after by the steamship Basuto, taken ...
... Humphrey Ward The Country House.”By J. Calsworthy A Diversity of Creatures.” By Rudyard Kipling. The Shadow Line.” By Joseph Conrad In the Wilderness.” By Robert Hichens The Soul of Bishop.” By H. J. Wells ...