... CAPTAIN CONRAD'S WATER CLERK. Of Joseph Conrad's new novel. Lord Jim, it may safely he said that the half would have been better than the whole.. There is a wonderful comprehensiveness in the study of character; hut the plot is languid. Lord Jim is ...

... it ought to increase its civculation greatly. The storites are by E. W, Hornung, Jack London, Mrs. Wiora Annie Steel, Joseph Conrad, H. G. Wells, Muriel Harris, Chas. D. Roberts. The articles of general and personal interest include : & Phe J3uilding ...

... TRE FASCINATION OF THE SEA. Mr. Joseph Conrad is a lover of the sea. ■nd of •hips. too. In The Mirror of the Sea: Memories and Imprereions (Methuen). he writes: (hli et amo may well he the confession of those who consciously or blindly base surrendered ...

... the country. Mr. Hardy and Mr. Meredith have for years made their homes out of London, as have Mr. Eden Phillpotts, Mr. Joseph Conrad , Mr. Stanley Weyman Mr. H. C. Wells, Mr. Rider Haggard, and • host of others. Mr. Max Pemberton. the engagement of whose ...

... MR. CONRAD IN AN EAST WIND. Mr. Joseph Conrad's word-pictures aro always graphic. Take the following from The Mirror of the Sea (Methuen and Co.). a book full of gond thing for those who like effective writing: The dry, easterly weather, when it turns ...

... from • bag. are George Stletst. Morley Roberts. George Cis.ing. Ella d'Arey. Murray Gilchrin, E. Nesbit. Stephen Crane. Joseph Conrad. Edwin Pugh. Jerome K. Jerome. Kenneth Graham. Arthur Morrison. Marriott Watson. George. Moore. Grant Allen, George Egerton ...