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... that Dans did actually serve Two Tears Before the Mast.” And we think we are violating no confidence in stating that Mr. Joseph Conrad, whose romance, “Almayer's Folly, has just been issued by Mr. Fisher Unwin, has been for many years in the merchant service ...
... Mr. H. G- Wells; and the first of a new series of stories of “ Raffles, the Amateur Cracksman,” Mr. E. W. Hornung. Mr. Joseph Conrad will begin his Recollections of a Seafarer’s Life”; Mr. John Burns. M.P., will write on Old and New London ; Mr. Charles ...
... to be and learning to write English. He was born in Poland, the son of a Polish country gentleman, and his full name is Joseph Conrad Korzenlowski. Until he was 36 he had never written a line for print, and then he sold his first novel, Almayer’s Folly ...
... THE ART OF CONRAD The greater reading public beet slow to appreciate the art of Joseph Conrad. For years a small —and peraaps it would be right to call it select— circle has read him, with wholehearted admiration, and to those who have studied him it ...
... ce. We have rarely met wit& a novlea whose several fillings have been so.pea-feetly in tune. THE SECRET AGENT. Mr. Joseph Conrad gave us, a few Months ago, a boos of perfect literary quality, and with its own distinctive appeal to an !Islandpeople ...
... published the autumn Messrs, Macmillan, and in America, as usual, Messrs. Doubleday, Page. The same authority says that Mr. Joseph Conrad has undertaken to write a series essays dealing in anecdotal fashion with the sea and the author’s experience with ships ...
... Stevens, Welsh Regiment, and Miss Dorothy Garratt. CORK-FENDER FORGOTTEN. NOVELIST’S IDEA FOR PREVENTING LINER DISASTER. Mr. Joseph Conrad, in an article in the Illustrated Loudon News” on The Lesson the Collision,” mentions a simple precaution, which, he declares ...
... SHunben sold in our Book Departmen —proved the most popular during the pest week in the order named: “The Rescue,” by Joseph Conrad, 9s. ** The Latest Thing,” by Harold Begbie, Bs. 6d.' “Daisy Ashford Her Book,” 7s. “ Tale*of Three Hemispheres,” by Lord ...
... the volumes already in the hands of the world, nearly all are well known favourites. Hardy, Wells, Hewlett Chesterton, Joseph Conrad, Stanley Weyman,, Arnold Bennett, Mark Twain, and 0 are among the authors who contribute. It ; one of the aims of this ...
... each shall go to Mr. Sydney Lee for his Life of Shakespeare, to Mr. Maurice Hewlett for ” The Forest Lovers,” and to Mr. Joseph Conrad for Tales of Unrest.” Major John Bomchier Stracey, the Scots Guards, who, while leave absence, took part in the Jameson ...
... familiar with Garden’ Fancies will remember. Wa are glad tee that Mr. Fisher Unwin is •boot to publish another story Mr. Joseph Conrad, the author of Almsyot's Folly, finely-written romance, which, think, received too little attention when it appeared in ...
... Mr. Balfour will show him how inevitably instinct points to the existence God. A GREAT NOVEL MR. JOSEPH CONRAD’S LATEST BOOK. “Victory,” by Joseph Conrad (Methuen, Why did Mr. Conrad give Victorya tragic ending? That is a question which readers and reviewers ...