... HODGE AS I KNOW HIM. A TALK WITH MR. THOmAS HARDY. THE ridge of a noble down, dark outlined against a pale green sky; a small red house standing in its own grounds close to the ancient town ofV Casterbridge-I mean Dorchester; a little drawing-room, ...

... eet, with washing mark No. 276; white handkerchief bearing the name of Thomias Hardy ; a season card (member), Thomas Hardy, Surrey Cricket Club, i888, holder Thomas Hardy. The deceased, apparently a military officer, has several scars on ...

... Thackeray, which may or may not be a good thing for literature, but will most assuredly prove a good thing for Mr. Black. Mr. Thomas Hardy, likewise, one is glad to state, has a large and increasing number of admirers, and is perhaps subject to less fluctuation ...

... ready in a few weeks will be found Mr. Sel wyn Image's Songs and Carols,' and Poems by the author of ' The Art of Thomas Hardy. Three new volumes are promised in Mdessrs. Putnam's Heroes of the Nations series. They are Prince Henry (the Navigator) ...

... days, but I think I am right in saying that hitherto they have given architecture a wide berth. If we inay believe Mr. Thomas Hardy, how- ever, it seems that in feminine opinion the young architect is a fascinating sort of person. I have only space just ...

... powers in order if possible to win the laurel wreath of victory (and 100 solatium) at the hands of Youth, We can picture Mr. Thomas Hardy advancing, cap in hand, to receive his crown for an obscurer Jude. Mr. Robert Buchanan or Sir Edwin Arnold, ?? &c., might ...

... the long cool room of the latter it was delightful to give furtive caresses to copies of the works of George Meredith and Thomas Hardy. I even opened a few volumes to see how admirably they bore the attempt of the fierce sunlight outside to get in through ...

... Nelson with his last breath said, Kiss me, Hardy, and who shared the lustre of the greater hero, certainly seems worth the small sum-about 4ioo-required for this pur- pose. The name of Sir Thomas Hardy, it is true, is kept fresh in our minds by his ...

... mentioned Wilkie Collins, Frances Hodgson Burnett, Robert Louis Stevenson, H. Rider Haggard, Walter Besant, Marion Harland, and Thomas Hardy. ...

... next. , A European edition of Harper's Magazine is projected, to be published by ;esrs, Sampson Low and Co., London. Mr. Thomas Hardy is engaged 411 a new novel, to be illustrated by Mr. Du Maurier, which will appear ?? in the magazine. English editorial ...

... persuades and dissuades, who organises demonstrations of 100,000 or of 500,000. Schadhorstizzatois a word to treasure. Mr. Thomas Hardy the novelist has been telling something about his home and method of work to an American interviewer. If he turns out 3 ...

... well-known writers have contributed to the English domestic novel: Thomas Love Peacock, H. Coke, Samuel Philips, Angus B. Reach, Albert Smith, R. Cobbold, Edmund Yates, Thomas A. Trollope, Thomas Hardy, James Payn, George Augustus Sala, William Thornbury, the ...