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... The Tali or a Poor Gentleman, and the Little Waesoh Lorn, by Neil Munro. Chaps, iv. Lord Tennyson.—Kabain: A Memory, by Joseph Conrad. The Calendar up Scottish Crime, Part 11., by the Right Hon. Sir Herbert Maxwell. Bart., M.P. adventures op the Comte db ...
... Speaking and Singing. Crown Free Church Hall. BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. NO. 995. -SEPTEMBER 1888.-2* 6d. Yolth: A Narrative, by Joseph Conrad.— Tiir Company and thc Individuau—Th« Spaniard Hour, by Hannah Lynch.— Friendships.-The Fobuottkn, by Dora Sigeraon Shorter ...
... — Charles Fox and Chaklks thk Second, O. 8. Street.—A Lanosman’s Cruise with the mkditkrran ran Fleet. - Lord Jim, by Joseph Conrad.— A Vision of Colombo, Mis a. S. boyd.— The In visibility of the nOLMER. Lt -CoL The Samoa Agreement in P.ain Knolish.—laird ...
... Russian Economic Realities and all the violent differences of opinion on the subject. Mr Richard Curie, writing of Joseph Conrad' Ten Years After, believes that he is one r.f the supreme novelists, and that when the clever novelists this era are ...
... the sailor to send tne novel a publisher. The novel was Almayer's Folly, and the sailor became known to the world as Joseph Conrad. The Fusyte Saga was undoubtedly Galsworthy's greatest work. Last year Galsworthy's work was crowned with the award of ...
... termed the death, of the Otago, the three-masted, iron built barque which was launched on the Clyde 1869, and in which Joseph Conrad served master for fifteen months, is described an interesting article in the November issue of Magazine. The writer of ...
... the British Museum, to which he pays deserved tribute, the Literary Supplement says. He has put on record meeting with Joseph Conrad in 1897 somewhere in the country near London. Conrad said that he wrote in English purely to make a living, as there was ...
... acquaintance with the Manchester Art Gallery I recognised Epstein's work at once in the marvellous portrait busts of Mr Joseph Conrad and Mr C. P. Scott, the late editor of the Manchester Guardian. They also possessed the curious quality of making the ...
... Hahcorer. Kyleakin, Inveraaw ihirr. BLACKWOOD’S MAGAZINE. He. —OCTOBER 1899-St 6d. LORD JIM? A SKETCH. CHape. LIT. By JOSEPH CONRAD. LOUDON —Tna Crrr—Tnn SmasD-ST JaitES’t MiTFiin PiccaniLiT BaTSW.TBB a»D WooD-KBseisoros airo HamaaßAiaiTH TnaSunußßS-CocKSKT ...
... says, from some hundreds of letters which he has received in the last thirty years, with a gloss his own clarify them. Joseph Conrad and Arnold Bennett; A. B. Walkloy and H. B. Irving, whom Walkley often criticised; Gilbert Parker, the novelist and short-story ...
... whieh is full of interest, though just a little too protracted before the climax comee. (Fisher Unwin). of T’nrai. By Joseph Conrad. In Home of his books Mr Conrad writes for the few rather than for the many. In this volume of short stories ho makes a ...
... * * Is Conrad still readable, and still worth reading? A reviewer in the Literary Supplement of Mrs Conrad's book, Joseph Conrad and His Circle, says she naively anticipates that the success of this book wpl certainly revive the works man who inspires ...