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... 32-2 pa-geo of which the book consists. The other stories ere nine in number. The whole is prefaced a little essay Mr. Joseph Conrad which strikes us as rather superfluous, and the more so it is couched in very indifferent English. As Mr. Conrad says: ...
... thrill on the hottest afternoon. * MATILDE SEIiAO, author of “Fautasy.** THE LAND OF COCKAYNE. SPECTAron. great novel.'* JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUKFFER. THE INHERITORS. Athin^um. —“A remarkable piece of work, possessing qualifications which before now have ...
... yesterday afternoon in tho Protestant portion of Cannes Cemetery. ALLEGED ATTEMPT POISON A WIFE. At Clerkenwell yesterday, Joseph Conrad, 45, baker, was charged with feloniously administering to Jane Conrad, his wife, the Ist inst., and on other days, poison ...
... NEW SIX-SHILLING NOVELS AND BXOBIE3. The luck of the vails. E. F. Bensok. Author of Mammon and C 0.,” &o. INHERITORS. JL Joseph Conrad and F. M. Hueffeb. JACK RAYMOND. E. L. Voynich, Author The Gadfly. Mr. Robert Uichsns in the Westminster Gazette.- down ...
... Delightfully easy holiday reading. catenlyii to give proper Christmas thrill the hottest midsummer after* noon.** JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUEFFKR. THE INHERITORS. L. VOYNICH’S NEW NOVEL. JACK RAYMOHL. Pall Hall Gazette. The strongest novel uto **• ...
... the hottest afternoon.’* IVTATILDE SERAO. author of Fantasy.’ * iWL THE LAND COCKAYNE. Spectatob.— *‘A jrreat novel.*' JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HUEFFER. THE INHERITORS. Daily Telegraph.—** A work to read and well weighed the thoughtful, and of no small ...
... Sir James Guthrie, P.R.S.A., Sir Alfred Harmsworth, Sir Hubert Parry, Sir Gilbert Parker, M.P., Mr. J. M. Barrie, Mr. Joseph Conrad, Mr. W. L. Courtney. Mr. H. C. Cust, M.P., Mr. Kenneth Grahame, Mr. Frederick Greenwood, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, Mr. George ...
... , social, literary, and religion# conditions of his day. jglX-SHILDING NOVELS AND STORIES. FRANK DAN Pigs in Clover. JOSEPH CONRAD Typhoon. E. F. BENSON The Book of Months. W. A. FRASER Thoroughbreds ISRAEL The Grey ■.’• it'. MAXWELL GUAY Richard llosoy ...
... dimly to have realised what he had thrown away, and that he died with her hand in tus. FICTION. UNDER WESTERN EYES By Joseph Conrad (Methuen, 65.), It is seldom an English novelist, when picturing Russian life and thought, is able to secure really living ...
... Murray, P.C. The Making a** Paradise.” O. J, Cornish. The House of Commons. Augustine fiirrell, Q. 0., M.P. The Lagoon. By Joseph Conrad. Concerning Tea. By E. V. Lucas, Famous Trials: The Road Mystery. J. B. Atlsy, “ Never the Lotos Closes.'* R. and H. Heron ...
... with the foremost literary men of the years that , followed. Among those whose first books Mr. ! Unwin published were Joseph Conrad, John , , , . t Hobbe* (Mrs. Craigle), S. R. Crockett, which to those who know tne ropes is far Uhver more eloquent even ...
... out challenge, the P r e™ ad ; a horse upsetting his present Felix Duquesnel contributes to the Messrs Arnold Bennett, Joseph Conrad., calculatlons gut that is his selection on ] ( ...