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... BY THOMAS HARDY. living in tlie same village, to tell them the sad news. she opened the white swing-gate and looked towards the trees which rose westward, shutting out the pale light of the evening sky, she discerned, without much surprise, the figure ...
... THOMAS HARDY, mESS OF THE D URBEKVILLE’S. By Thomas JL Hardy, Author of •• ...
... MR. THOMAS HARDY. can read the signs of the times in any measure, the two men who stand forth the supreme artists of our latter-day fiction are George Meredith and Thomas Hardy. Neither of these has one tithe of the popularity of Dickens and Thackeray ...
... 'LOWS WESSEX NOVELS, BY THOMAS HARDY. NEW AND CHEAPER IFsun Now READY. In uniform crown Bvo volumes, 'Ward ' s, 25., and cloth, 2s. ed. each. Far From the Madding Crowd.' The Laodicean. The Mayor of Casterbridge. The Hand of Ethelberta. The Trompet-Major ...
... Thomas Hardy.— Under THE GREENWOOD TREE. By THOMAS HARDY. Author Of Far from the Madding Crowd. A New Edition, with a Portrait of the Author and 15 Illustrations. Crown tivo, cloth extra. 31. ed. For light happy touches of life and humour we know of ...
... (2*o continued.) Mr. Thomas Hardy. One never uses the word “greatest” novelist or greatest poet without thinking of the superlatives wliich greeted young Chuzzlewit when he visited the New World. We are all so liable to fall into reckless assertion born ...
... LITERATURE. MR. THOMAS HARDY’S NEW BOOK. A Group of NoHe Dames. By Thomas Hardy (Osgood, Mcllvaine, and Co.)—Somewhere in Mr. Thomas Hardy’s county of Wessex there is an antiquarian society the members of which ...
... A Group of Noble Dames. By Thomas Hardy.— Mr. Hardy's latest idea in the way of authorship is a kind of ‘“ Dream of Fair Women belonging to the South Country he loves so well. There are no less than a decade of these ‘‘ noble dames,” whose respective ...
... By THOMAS HARDY. Price 25., boards; 2s. 6d., cloth. FAR FROM THE MADDING | THE HAND OF ETHELBERTA. THE MAYOR of CASTERBRIDGE. |T WO ON A TOWER. THE TRUMPET-MAJOR. THE RETURN OF THE NATIVE. A PAIR OF BLUE EYES. A LAODICEAN. ...
... UNDER THE CREENWOOD TREE. By THOMAS HARDY. A New Edition, with a Portrait of the Author and 15 Blustrat ions. Crown Svo, cloth extra, 3s. 6d. [Bli9rt/y. _ ...
... The fortnightly review. MAY. 'ldle Journal Sir Walter Scott. By C. Swin* b .rne. T:ie Midnight Baptism. By Thomas Hardy. Personal Recollections of By Mathilda The 'Transatlantic Cattle Trade. By Mo-etcn Frcwen* The Ibsen Question. By Oswald Crawfurd, ...
... Observer A £CO AND REVIEW. WEEKLY. PRICE SIXPENCE. The current Issue contains Special Literary Supplement, with Story bi THOMAS HARDY, &c„ & ...