... The Virginian, The Four Feathers, The Vultures, or who is unable to realise the extraordinary vivid power of Mr. Joseph Conrad, author who has never yet attained the reputation which he so eminently deserves. BOOKS THAT RUN THEM CLOSE. A number of ...

... WILLIAM MOKRIB. ChMh. ItUaH. Doily Nrwa 'n>.t .tit tli'unci hiMoffMral *ahw>. Jjmlim: lIH.IiY. LOSII. Htmt, TMfti*A JOSEPH CONRAD _. .TYPHOON: K. BENSON .THE BOOK MONTHS. ZANGWILL .THE GREY WIG. GRAY.. RICHARD ROBNY. PUGH. CATHERINE STERLING ...

... 000,000 in- habitants can netther read nor write, the of the people must be indescribable. YPHOON, and Other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Heinemenn To a chosen few, whose borders we wonld fain hope merease year by year, the appearance of a new book by Mr. ...

... captivates with the exploits of those il tampions of the exiled Bourbons long before have reached M. Xotre's pages. Mr. Joseph Conrad's latest volume stories, Etblisbed under tbe litle of '* Typhoon (William Us.), marked the qualities of vivid imaginative ...

... Conflict. By M. E. -Braddon. The Hebrew. By J. A. Steuart. Stay-at-Homes. By L. B. Walford. Typhcon, and other Stories. By Joseph Conrad. Park Lane. By Percy White. Pigs in Clover. By Frank Danby. Four Feathers. A. E. W. Mason. Richard Rosney. Maxwell Gray ...

... the forerunner of other works of romance from writer gifted and so \ wellequipped for his craft. ROMANCE. A Novel. By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Hueffer. Smith, Elder. 65., Alter Typhoon comes Romance —and what a descent is! We prefer Mr. Oonrad undiluted ...

... with turosqii* rlviil rharwitw. Fair very novel, standing in many rc.«pnt« quite alon**. ROMANCE : A Novel. Bva. E*. JOSEPH CONRAD and FORD Author The Inheritors: Extravagant Story. On. London • SMITH. ELDER. CO., Waterloo PUec. S.W. COMPLETE CATAIOGCV; ...

... is worthy of the popularity which the Author’s Stories have won.” Foremost - Nov Is of the Autumn : ROMANCE: a Novel By Joseph Conrad and Ford Madox Huefrer. The HONOURABLE MOLLY By Katharine Tynan. SECOND EDITION. SECOND EDITION. Daily News: This is the ...

... scenes are laid on both sides of the Border. As soon has finished Nostromo,” the novel which is at present engaged, Mr. Joseph. Conrad, The Bookman says, contemplates a visit to the Mediterranean to refresh his recollections of the scone in which his next ...

... wanted and 3 COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS COUGHS CON AD’ NEW ROMANG THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CONRAD has been secured for Publication by the Propnetors of “T.P.’s WEEKLY.” THE SPECTATOR describss Mr. Conrad as origieal quite ...

... CONRAD'S NE.W ROMANCE. THE LATEST WORK OF MR. JOSEPH CON'RAD lias been secured Publication the Proprietors of T.P.'s WEEKLY. THE SPECTATOR describes Mr. writer remarkable and unequalled the interpretation certain phases Oriental character. Tito new ...

... Waters arc also remarkable offspring his pi-cu'.iar genius. Another sea mmanor of great power and originality is Mr. Joseph Conrad. 11© has mulling in common with Mr. Riceell. though is something tli© «'.n»ng n-alt-ati.m of chanet.-r which dief'rguidtes ...