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... MR JOSEPH CONRAD'S NEW BOOK. Mr Joseph Conrad, although a foreigner, is a writer who can handle the English language to soma purpoao. lie is one of the most vivid writers of to-day, and he shows this well in his new bcok, A Set of Six, by Joseph Conrad ...
... jammer round the Horn, *Ms a book entitled Deep Sea Warriors. Jr is not such an artistic piece of work as that of Mr Joseph Conrad, or so quiet as the compositions of Mr Frank Bullen: but it cornea between these. The author glories in the combats with ...
... the Eoho de Paris. This will be the fifth English novel appearing in French eaily newspapers, the others being by Mr Joseph Conrad, Mr Max Pemberton, Mr Eden Phillpotts, and Mr .krnold Bennett. WszettEs my Posr.—ln reply to a deputation from the National ...
... Henry Leach, and the Life Makers, by E. S. Grew, are further special features. The fiction side is specially strong, Joseph Conrad, among others, being enlisted for the March number. The Woman at Home for March contains the first instalment of a new ...
... many people the rawing away a friend. As writer on sea subjects had a wide constituency. He probacy did nothing finished Joseph Conrad's 1 Mirror of the Sea, but Mr Bullen's writings were pleasant and flush. The Cruise of the Cachalot, narrative of the ...
... certainly has the gift epigrammatic diction. THE MIRROR OF THK SEA. Messrs k C©.. Ltd . publish their Shilling Library Joseph Conrad's IxKik, The Mirror of the Sea. We not know anything quite equal to this hook its own line. Mr Conrad is poet with a ...
... the contributors of storms, sketches, and poems are J. M. Harris, K. F. Benson, John Buchan, J. E. Bock rose, Hall Came, Joseph Conrad, Ethel M. Dall, Sir A. Con Doyle, Jeffrey Farnol, Beatrice Joseph Hocking, Jerome K. Jerome, John Oxenham, Sir .Gilbert ...
... recovery nerve, that was largely responsible in stopping the German rush to the sea. the new quarterly, Reveille,'' Mr Joseph Conrad, the famous writer, pays a tribute our endurance. was at Cracow w hen war broke out, and to questionings as to the intentions ...
... many knew except a select few—the number of the elect was very small—the names of Galsworthy, Augustus John, Guthrie, or Joseph Conrad? The whirligig of time brought its revenges. The present was the politician's, but the future, mayhap, was to the pale ...
... novels, each Is 6d. Such volume* Tho Refugees '* (A. Doyl*). A Gentleman France ’* (Stanley Weymaa), and Run>an?c ’* (Joseph Conrad) arc favourable known to all lovers of sound fiction. Other storio* real merit arc Tiic House of the Wolf '* The Two Gun ...
... hopes being licld that portions of wearing apparel mav yet come to light which will indicate the identity tho remains. Mr Joseph Conrad, the eminent novelist, who la returning home to-day,' arrived hero (says New York telegram) suffering somewhat from the ...