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... It is a truism to state that few modern novels attempt to exist without a love interest ” or feminine interest.” Mr. Joseph Conrad is one of the few who ean get on 'without it. Stevenson did not need it, Maxim Gorky does not need it; but in general it ...
... Harper s Standard 6s. Fiction. NOSTROMO Joseph Conrad. THE SON OF ROYAL LANGBRITH W. D. Howells. VERGILILS •'■ving Bacheller. THE PROUD PRINCE Justin H. McCarthy. HETTY WESLEY A. T. Quiller Coach. THE GIVERS Mary E. Wilkins. THE GOLDEN FETICH Eden PhUlpotts ...
... Waliozewski possesses a mastery over French which is fairly be compared with the m-stery over English of his compatriot, Mr. Joseph Conrad. Much of the sinuous strength and the epigrammatic richness of his sentences is inevitably lost in English; the present ...
... 2nd. It is called Tbo Soul of London: A Survey of a Modern City.” Mr. Hucffer had the distinction collaborating with Mr. Joseph Conrad in Romance and The Inheritors.” But the works which he has produced single-handed stand on their own merits, and especially ...
... modern comedy in three acts, “ The New Felicity.” by Miss Laurence Alma Tadema. and a drama in one act, “Tomorrow,” Mr. Joseph Conrad. ...
... Society at the Royalty Theatre the 25th, 26th, and 27th inst., will be followed by one-a-ct drama, “ One Day More, by Mr. Joseph Conrad. Oa Monday, July 3, comedy Rowan Or mo, entitled “The Scandalmongers,” will be performed for the first time at the Court ...
... there was no reality in any of the characters; nothing for the players to grip. '■ The New Felicity” was followed by Mr. Joseph Conrad’s One Day More,” dramatisation, I believe, of story his entitled To- Morrow.” Mr. Conrad writes the sea with vivid sympathy ...
... THE JULY REVIEWS. FOREIGN AFFAIRS. When Mr. Joseph Conrad takes up the pen to write on Autocracy and the War,” we are made feel that the struggle in the Far East world-movement rising above the ordinary affairs of foreign politics. The war has affected ...
... R. L. Stevenson on the one side and jlr. Kipling the other invented it, and were followed by such various writers Mr. Joseph Conrad. Mr. ; Jacobs. Mr. Ridge, and, not far behind, by! Mr. Morley Roberts. So far their short I stories are concerned, they ...
... Tragedy '' out of his being the lished Messrs. Methuen Mr. l ord Madox lias had the dislinc r»f eollnboratine with Mr. Joseph Conrad ...
... the following Authors: Mrs. Humphry Ward, Marion Crawford,'j Robert Hichens, Henry Ja nos, Bn:t Harto, 11. G. Wells, Joseph Conrad, A. C. Swinburne, W. K. Norris, Anthony Hope,Maurice Hewlett. Bernard Capes, E. F. Benson, W. W. Jacobs, Hall Caine, George ...
... never popular, like Mr. Frank Bullen or Mr. Clark Russell, and we doubt very much if he will ever become master like Mr. Joseph Conrad. has, however, show n himself to a serious and original writer, with & sense of character, considerable humour, and a sense ...