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... JAMES R. OSGOOD, McILVAINE &CO.'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. ••••• 1 vol. crown Bvo, cloth (it's, Gs. TESS OF THE D'IIRBERVILLES. By THOMAS HARDY. NOTICE.— Tess of the D'Urbervilles, in one volume, with a New Preface and Portrait the Author, will be ready on Friday ...
... * * * Mn. Grarr Ara.r.x, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, has a poor opinion of literature as a remunerative employment. He says in the Idler:— I had a ten yo.nrs' bard struggle for bread, into the details of which I do not care to enter. It left me broken in health ...
... CARRIER. st MARY ANERLEY. CLARA VADGEAN. | KIT AND KITTY. 6s. CHRISTOWELL. | SPRINGHAVEN. 7s. 6d. Illustrated. NOVELS BY THOMAS HARDY, ...
... Fac-simile Letters. James It. Osgood and Co. 10s. 6d. Toss of tho D'Urbervilles, a Pure Woman. Faith- fully Presented by Thomas Hardy. Osgood and Co. 6s. A Saint, and Others. From the French of Paul Bourget. The Translation by John Gray. Osgood and Co ...
... further still —just little ? really goes too far. The End. NEW STORY BY THOMAS HARDY. IN OUR NEXT ISSUE Kill be published the Opening Chapters of a New Serial Story by Thomas Hardy, entitled THE PURSUIT OF THE WELL-BELOVED: A Sketch of a Temperament. IBY ...
... A GEORGIAN LYING IN STATE. letter, dated January, 1725, from Sir Thomas Hardy to Robert, one of the great Pitt tinnily then resident in Bath, printed in the 13th report of the Historical Manuactipt Conunissiom gives an interesting account of the lying ...
... of ho power. It is the result of close observation and sympathetic study. It is doubtful ij any writer, save Eliot and Thomas Hardy, has so well caught the idiosyncracies of rustic character. 'Jenny's Case’ is all the mere heart” breaking because it so ...
... In coamlitioa, pal% shafts. and brak•. SAL* or IXOHANGIL Jonas. DEATRIOI MALADY, Dressmaker (Paris). daaa►M, of &be Mr. Thomas Hardy, of Cowley.- 35, Ovosamm, WAIITID. AA,ly A. C. Pillar* amMyst St. Pets,. cIOUNTRY BIIR, fasting market squire. busy sowa ...
... McILVAINE and Co.'s ANNOUNCEMENTS: New Fdition 'silos Y01..65. TESS of the 1/HHHIIKVILLEN. A Pore Woman faithfully presented by THOMAS HARDY. With Portrait and epic Pnitn. e. One Vol. crown , beo., cloth extra. es. Uniform with '' A O ro Noble Denies.' MOLTKE: ...
... is exactly what he never can be if ever he is to retain his position as a writer of fiction. To call George Meredith and Thomas Hardy in to the rescue of the drama is to confess an absolute and practical ignorance of the necessities of the stage. Mr. Archer ...
... feared, made any such reunion impossible for the present ; yet it was well to seek a cordial co-operation. NEW STORY BY THOMAS HARDY. ...
... with a powerful east, under Mr. Alpores management. Messrs. are arranging lbs preliminaries. rather a pity that thonab Mt. Thomas Hardy has, ae be any., oceasiesally h. 4. desire to produce a play, and has in fact written the skeletons of several, that ...