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... cut him in small pieces, still believed in his divinity, still expected him at any time to return and punish them. ‘““Joseph Conrad, the greatest writer of English on the active list to-day, has a story about a human god, a story called ‘Heart of Darkness ...
... which have neve; bofore been accessible, and gives 2 survey of the whole circle which surrounded Madame Recamier. Mr. Joseph Conrad’s new book will not appear till October. ‘““The Mirror of the Sea,” as it is entitled, is chiefly of an autobiographical ...
... running in the local lines which trade along the coast or with Manila, but several large steamers have also suffered. Mr. Joseph Conrad and other writers sea stories have given stay-at-home English people vivid word-pictures of the terrible havoc caused typhoons ...
... Johnston—the Mountains of the Moon, in Central Africa. Many of the illustrations are excellent. The story-writers include Joseph Conrad, Eden Phillpotts, H. C. Bailey, and Charles G. D. Roberts. Nearly half a century has passed since Mrs. J. H. Riddell, whose ...
... announce for to-day “The Mirror of the Sea,” described as “chapters on the sea—chiefly of an autobiographical nature,” by Mr. Joseph Conrad; and “The First Claim,” by M. Hamilton, a novel which deals with a woman's struggle between love for her husband and love ...
... announce for to-day The Mirror of the described as chapters on the a..—chiety of an autobiographical nature, by Mr. Joseph Conrad: and The First Claim, by M. Hamilton, a floret which deals with a woman's tamale between love for her husband and love ...
... and the story deals with a tragic episode in the annals of a family belonging to the Italian provincial nobiity. : Mr. Joseph Conrad has finished another novel, of which publication has already begun in America in a new journal called *“Ridgeway’s Weekly ...
... Mr. Joseph Conrad, or any other novelist in search of copy for the description a typhoon, would nave felt at home in the great gale which swept over the North England on Tuesday night and yesterday morning. Local meteorologists tell us that at one time ...
... Mr. Joseph Conrad, or any other novelist in search of copy for the description of a typhoon, would have felt at home in the great gale which swept over the North or England on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning. Local meteorologists tell us that at ...
... was the preservation of beautiful and interesting buildings. . . Mr. G. 9. Lancashire read the > principal paper on Joseph Conrad, the novelist. ...
... of the society was the preaervaUon of beautiful and interesting buildings. Mr. G. S. Lancashire read the principal on ''Joseph. Conrad, the novelist. ...
... inaccessible —I say this because mine has been the pain of trying to get some them. Certain volumes Meredith are not to had; Joseph Conrad seems to be practically unknown; Barrie exists fragmentarily; Giesing is not to had; Henley cannot be found; G. W. has ...