La Cronaca di Creighton. En la comprensione della fede cristiana. Ma inculcate, in modo più artistico, ciò che potrebbe essere chiamato la pratica pro-legomena al cristianesimo. Dio dona liberamente il dono della fede, butlando quegli adulti ai quali gli dà deve praticare tali virtù aschi che Conrad ci tiene severamente e senza difficoltà davanti. Appli una lista abbastanza completa dei libri di Conrad. Al-mayers Folly, 1895. Un Outcast delle isole, 1896. Il Nig-ger del Narcissus, 1898. Racconti Di Disordini (cinque brevi storie), 1898. Lord Jim, 1900. Gioventù (e due altre storie), 1902.Nostromo, 190

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The Creighton Chronicle . en the mereunderstanding of the Christian faith. But he does inculcate, in a most artistic way, what might be called the practical pro-legomena to Christianity. God gives the gift of faith freely, butthose adults to whom He gives it must practice such virtues asthose which Conrad severely and unflinchingly holds before us. I append a fairly complete list of Conrads books. Al-mayers Folly, 1895. An Outcast of the Islands, 1896. The Nig-ger of the Narcissus, 1898. Tales of Unrest (five short stories), 1898. Lord Jim, 1900. Youth (and two other stories), 1902.Nostromo, 1903. Typhoon (four short stories), 1903. The Mir-ror of the Sea (autobiographical), 1906. The Secret Agent, 1907.A Set of Six (short stories), 1908. Under Western Eyes, 1911.Some Reminiscences (American edition called, A Personal Rec-ord), 1912. Twixt Land and Sea (three short stories), 1912.Chance, 1914. Victory, 1915. With F. M. Hueffer, The Inheritors, 1901. Romance, 1903. 311 1 WITH THE RED CROSS. * Montague A. Tancock.. HERE are two ways of being neutral—each of themonly a little worse than being belligerent. One may, in the words of Burke, treat the whole war situationwith a wise and salutary neglect/ or one may be anangel of mercy and soar forth to help his fellowmen regardless of the direction in which their gunshappen to point. The result of the latter choice is different. Weknow, because we chose to be angelic—and spent many a wearyday in Serbia relenting it—this day in particular. A haplessburst of altruism had put us where we were very actively enjoy-ing the privileges of neutrals, that is, we were being shot at byboth sides. Three of us lay with our noses buried in the Mace-donian mud just outside of Uskub. Bulgarian bullets whistled across us in one direction andSerbian ones hissed past in the other. Had there been anycertainty as to their going past it might have been more com-fortable. Now and then some of them hit things near us, orsplattered mud, or made no

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