... of W. W. Jacobs, and every now and then evidence of a feeling for the poetry of the ocean that reminds the reader of Joseph Conrad. With daring originality, the author also tries every now and then his own style. Let us long, writes a French gentleman ...

... BE PUBLISHED EXACTLY THE AUTHOR WROTE IT. TURGENEV. A study the great Russian novelist. EDWARD GARNETT. With Foreword JOSEPH CONRAD. Extra Crown Bvo. 6/- net. LONDON - 48. PALL MALL. S.W. 1. W. COLLINS, SONS & CO., Ltd. =ut====ic=i S^J Brilliant and ...

... indignation at the action of the Lord Chamberlain. members the committee are: —William Archer, J. M. Barrie, R. C. Carton, Joseph Conrad, Arthur Quiller-Couch, W. L. Courtney, Arthur Conan Doyle, John Galsworthy, Frederic Harnaon, Anthony Hope Hawkins, Maurice ...

... think that she would have been wiser not to have let her modern lovers talk, as they walked, about the narrative art of Joseph Conrad. “TODAY’S BOOK.” ...

... one forn imn ■wars and has of Th tion ever rural varie Fran one trees trees Prov i New Six-Shilling Fiction. Nostromo. Joseph Conrad. This is a perfectly amazing book. The sounding music of the tale rises and falls, fades and swells, advancing ever to ...

... the hotted afternoon.” TVI'ATILDE SERAO, author of Fantasy.” i-TJL THE LAND OF COCKAYNE. SPECTAtoa.— ‘‘A great novel.'' JOSEPH CONRAD and F. M. HOEFFEE. THE INHERITORS, Daily Telegraph.— A work to read and well weiihedkj the thoughtful, and of small interest ...

... THE GLOBE, MONDAY. MAY 5, 19lt». THE FORTNIGHTLY. Eastern Europe-looms large in Mr. Courtney’s pages this month, for Mr. Joseph Conrad leads off with an eloquent article, Poland, the Crime of Partition,” in regard the impossibility of the faintest bond between ...

... French of Coppee. NEW NOVEL BT MESSRS. CONRAD HCEFFER. Jiiet Pabiished, crown 8»o, Se., IJOMANCE : Novel. Romance : Novel. Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox HnEprxß, Anthori of The Inheritor., Extravayint Story. NEW NOVEL BERNARD CAPES. On October 28th. crown ...

... decided a following. The latest recruit from the ranks of the successful novelist to those of the budding dramatist is Mr. Joseph Conrad. He has written a one-act drama which is to be produced at the Stage Society's last performance of the `season at the Royalty ...

... yon raffar from thaaa distressing maladiaaOigaraads JorwilliattHaUTraUsn/na. Tbamadicated RECENT EICTION. Nostromo by Joseph Conrad (Harper Bros.) will be a disappointment to many who watch eagerly for the author’s name. It is far too long; the events ...

... NEW 6s. NOVELS. “A BOOK OF MAGICAL GENIUS.” CHANCE. By JOSEPH CONRAD. Messrs. METHUEN have much pleasure in announcing that the demand for this wonderful book is very great. The first, second and third editions are quit© exhausted ; the fourth edition ...

... photographic illustrations, arid is written in a bright, attractive style THE MIRROR OF THE SEA. Once upon a time, Mr. Joseph Conrad was of those who go down to the sea in ships ; and the memory of his forsaken calling has inspired some of his happiest ...