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... any author? Mr. John Galsworthy contributes brief poem, and Mr. Ajnold Bennett short sketch to tho present number. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s Under Western Eyes” is continued, and a prose play Mr. Maurice Baring, The Doublo Game,” among the other features. ...
... Literature. BOOK OF THE DAY. MR. CONRAD INTERPRETS. (By R. A. Scott-James.) Under Western Eyes.” By Joseph Conrad. Methuen. Bs. English teacher of languages” is supposed to toll tho story, which is derived partly from diary, partly from his knowledge ...
... UNDER WESTERN EYES By JOSEPH CONRAD. Crcwnßvo. O*. Second perfectly po:scil piece of Post. * rimarkablc book. ' Manchnter Guardian. ...
... have Trollope—writing away. Ido not mean say that he was ait artist iu the sense that Mr. Henry James is an artist or Mr. Joseph Conrad. His tales just on. Tliere not set scene from beginning to end. lord Chiltern has an extraordinary interview with his father ...
... a Divinity.” Part There is a iioeni by Mr. Thomas Hardy, and Mr. Ford Madox Huetfer contributes uu appreciation of Mr. Joseph Conrad. An interesting memoir of Profwsor J. B. Mayor, the Dean of St. John's, is prefixed to the volume of his sermons which ...
... KAXON PfiOTESTS (3) ANTHONY HOPE HILDA LESSVAYS (7) ARNOLD BENNETT THE OOTCBY (4) HENRY JAMES UNDER WESTERN EYES (2) JOSEPH CONRAD DAN RUSSEL THE FOX (4) SOMERVILLE MARTIN ROSS THE PRODIGAL JUDGE VAUGHAN KESTER GOOD BOY SELDOM (2) OLIVER ONIONS GOD AND ...
... the Harge, “ SaUhavcu, “ Sailors’ Kcot*, Six Good IS'ove/s MBS. HAXON PBOTESTS (3) ANTHONY HOPE UNDER WESTERN EYES 12) JOSEPH CONRAD COD A!iD THE KING (3) MARJORIE BOWEN PLACE S LOVERS A. PETER AND JANE (3) ■S. MAC.N AUGHT TH£ unofficial honeymoon lyjl ...
... adopted this novel expedient are; William Archer Jerome K. Jerome J. M. Barrie George Moore It. ('. Carton Gilbert Murray Joseph Conrad John Mayfield Kir A. (Juiller-Conch Alfred Noyes W. 1,. Courtney Sir A. W. Sir A. Conan Doyle Miss Klixabeth John Galsworthy ...
... not because its author writing in language which is not his own, for Sienkiewicz seems lie as familiar with English as Joseph Conrad, but because does not know bow human I icings apeak one another. is too prolix and too eager give useful information. He ...
... THE ENGLISH REVIEW.” Moat readers of “The English Review” for May will turn first to Mr. Joseph Conrad's Reflections on the Loss of the Titanic.” Hr. Conrad is a little carping in his references to the United States, but, ironical indictment of unsinkahle ...
... (tie fall of that outraged love of sailing skips and the stick and string time' that ewe Inds throughout the work of Joseph Conrad. Only the other night, it so hammed. I was present while a number of naval petty officers, all pretty well of an yarning ...
... Stirring Article by JOSEPH CONRAD The Titanic Commissioo SHIPS: JOHN 11ASEF1Ela See July Number of THE ENGLISH REVIEW. ONE SMILING. ...