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... number of tha “Dorset County Chronicle” Is fortunate snongh to contain a story entitled The Intruder,” from the pen Mr Thomas Hardy. is legend of the “Chronicle office, slight enough in texture, but told with teuch, least, of its author’s directness ...
... John is very fond music, and attends moat of the best concerts when can find the time* T. P. O’Connor, M.P., considers Thomas Hardy to the first living author, and Teas bolds the fust place in his heart among con* temporary fiction. Madame Antoinette ...
... “Strongly Recommended; will be welcomed by All Classes.” Justin M’Carthy should be bought because “His Heroines are CharmingMr Thomas Hardy, because His Novels are Classics.” I bear (says a London correspondent) that a new novel dealing with Polish life will ...
... include talks with President Harrison, Mark Twain, James Russell Lowell, Oliver Wendell Holmes, W. D. Howells, J. A. Froude, Thomas Hardy, Cardinal Manning, &c. The number of Great Thoughts for the current month well sustains the high reputation it has acquired ...
... The law wee supposed to be fitly vouched for by Mr. Q.C.. and Sir George Lewis, and literature found it. exponents in Mr. Thomas Hardy. Mr. Anthony Hope. and Andrew Lang. was represented by of the Timm the Pall Gositte, and the Chronicle; and that ...
... The Art of Thomas Hardy, because it is as impossible to read it at a stretch-although it contains less than three hundred pages of large type-as it is to swallow a jar of honey at a gulp. If the perusal has not convinced me I that Mr Hardy is the modern ...
... its kind. Since am on the subject of DB3IKABLE REPRINTS I wish to recommend anew the admirable reissue of the novels of Thomas Hardy and William Black, —H. D. Black more will presently be added the list, —which comes from Messrs Sampson'Low & 00. The- ...
... c nB 'J*!! rehearsed the Shaftesbury. Mr F. Frankfort Moore has just hmshcd one and is about to beffin another. And Mr Thomas Hardy has by no abandoned hope of triumph. ...
... Charles Dickens Charles Reade A. Conan Doyle Dora Russell George Eliot Sir Walter Scott H. Rider Haggard Annie S. Swan Thomas Hardy W. M. Tbackeray Oliver Wendell Holmes Jules Verne Charlie Kingsley Mrs Henry Wood &c., dc., de. ...
... Marryat Thomas Carlyle D. Cbri.tie Murray Wilkie Collins Max O'ltell Marie Corelli David Pap F. Marisa Crawford Captain Mayne Reid Marko Dickens Charles Reeds A. Conan Doyle Dora Russell Gawp YAP Sir Waller Solute H. Rider Hagprd Annie S. Swan Thomas Hardy ...
... mentioned at the start this chapter is mainly s criticism of the former, and specially of the fate of of Mrs Humphry Ward, of Thomas Hardy, and of George Meredith—who it may be said comes best out of the inquisition, is indeed the exception to the general rule ...
... list of the reading of Queen Victona, but it has been stated that abe has read seme of the novels of William Black and Thomas Hardy, hdna Lvall's Donovan,’ and in 1892 accepted whole set of the novels of Mare Corelli. The favourite reading of the late ...