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... SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE Among the Contributors to this Special Exhibition Number are : THOMAS HARDY, WALTER BESANT, R. 1,. STEVENSON, HENRY JAMES, BRF.T HARTE, GEORGE W. CARE, FRANCES HODGSON BURNETT, SARA!' ORNE JEWETT, and Other well-known English and American ...
... BRIGHTLY WRITTEN IETTER ON . . CURRENT TOPICS , ILLUSTRATED BY HARRY FUBNISS , BOOKS AND BOOKMEN . THE BTICK 1 T MINISTER — THOMAS HARDY THE > NOVELIBT-LITERABY NOTES . : ALL THE NEWS OF THE WEEK . PRICE ONE PENNY . ...
... represented by suggestive bit social prophecy and philosophy, entitled, The Upward Pressure. Robert Louis Stevenson, Thomas Hardy, and other distinguished names are on the list of contributors. The exhibition number of Scribner is altogether a remarkable ...
... believe that we are now ‘without a single living novelist of the front rank.’ And while have Mr George Meredith and Mr Thomas Hardy, it incorrect to say that 1 everyone is afraid to let himself S), to offend the conventions, or to raise a sneer, at probably ...
... SKETCHES BY HARRY Ft:I(ND%. • IikIuHTLY VINJTTLN LETILK ON LtiIIIENT I HAAAV MAXIS& BOOKS AND - BOOKMEN. STICNIT MINISTER -THOMAS HARDY TIE NoVELINT- LITSIA ET ALL THE NEWs THE WEEK--- PRICE ONE PENNY. ...
... ' The Mammoth and the Flood, etc. 2 demy Bvo, cloth, 30s. NOW READY, AT ALL BOOKSELLERS. FAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD. By THOMAS HARDY. With Photogravure Portrait of the Author. New Issue at half-a-crown, in cloth binding. AT ALL BOOKSELLERS. YOLANDE. By ...
... bein£ almost certainly the author ; but Mr Frederick Wed more, the critic, Mr Crackentborpe, the author of Wreckage, and Thomas Hardy, the novelist, are also cm the carpet. the best authority, I am imormed that Mr Marj on banks is making all his arrangements ...
... damage to property and ihous. by road and railway, rtS from many parts the country. one of Hardy’s Tales.— before long, to bring !i» . „ of oneof Mr Thomas Hardy s « The little piece will probably twenty minutes. tt\v\.ys AFRICA.-The British Govem- RAll- ...
... quote here. bat the writers it is enllciest so ineatioa the mimeo .111. D. Dowell, Robert Louis Brute Rarte, Walter Desaut, Thomas Hardy, Remplanses. sad Frames Barnett to the bill of fare provided is of the hest. The illustrations—amity of which are eostribeted ...
... theatres. The titles the five plays be given at Terry’s Theatre Saturday are as followsl ne Three characteristic title—by Thomas Hardy; Becky Sharp” (a scene from Thackerayh by J. Barrie; “Foreign Pohny (a Government idyll), by Dr Conan Uoyl©; and Blossom” ...
... lsft the notably Mr Stanhope Forbes' Newlyn scene. The theatrical instinct not a thing one can carry about in the pocket. Thomas Hardy is intensely dramatic in his novels. His dialogue is only lifted from life, but conjures up pictures the fewest words. ...
... s, that a great artist should have limned them for whilst they still existed. Thomas Hardy haa done something of the same sort for the people of Dorsetshire, but even Hardy has scarcely painted a picture so true as that which Charlotte Bronte has bequeathed ...