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... Tlie scene of the book is laid in Wessex, and the subject dealt with is that handled with such a masterly hand by sax. Thomas Hardy in. Tess. Messrs. William Andrews and' Co., of Hull, propose shortly to issue The Quaker Poets oi England, Pyne (Mrs ...
... heiress. '' His L° rdBht PiV t he oucht to A fellah may be unfortunate, but he ougnt to consider his about three , Mr. Thomas Hardy hasJ» parts of h« new now, the December Harper. tion of it will begin m , y Me r t !r9fith\liousanX is being prepared. ...
... very large bells long before the rest the world. England there one divorce to marriages, and in Scotland one to 331. Mr. Thomas Hardy has almost the new novel which has been working for some time. A lively correspondence is now going on in a Suffolk journal ...
... The empire of China is second in magnitude only to that of Russia and Great Britain. Me. Hall Came, like Mr. Thomas Hardy, was originally architect. The Japanese are beginning to -grumble the slow rate of their trains. Jt is rumoured that gold has been ...
... asa .small and con-.-eniptilil- I - - During Hospital Saturday at wan collected in the streets, again.-t £313 a*! Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, spending a holiday with the m The in New York have km society promote the welfare their mmß 1)R. says that ...
... es, ia lying dangerously ill 'Bearwood, Wokingham.' - In library copy one of Mr. Hardy's novels was found written, in a lady's handwriting, Oh, how I hate Thomas Hardy! Velvet blouses, either finely crinkled ribbed, worn with serge, cloth, or coarse ...
... used in constructing a piano, from no fewer than 16 different countries. Mr. Thomas Hardy, the novelist, is descended from the Hardy to whom the dying Nelson said, Kiss me, Hardy. A marble bust of the late Duke of Devonshire is to be placed in the new Pump ...
... a book of quite formidable dimen- sions on what he terms The Art of Thomas Hardy. The volume, truth to tell, throws quite as much light on Mr. Lionel Johnson as on Mr. 'Thomas Hardy, but the egotism and pedantry of this elaborate essay in criticism, ...
... dealing with complex subjects will ever be a drug in the market, when handled by capable writers. There is always room for Thomas Hardy, with his fine sensitiveness to the comedy and tragedy of rural life. There is always room for George Meredith and his ...
... o'clock express on July 2. The London School Board contemplates making some provision for epileptic children. Mrs. Thomas Hardy is Mr. Hardy's amanuensis, and helps him very largely in his work. Lord Rosebery has recommended Missßetham Edwards for a Civil ...
... Brierley, Marine Painter Ordinary the Queen, died week in Lon.lon the aire of 77 years w Mr Frederick Greenwood who started Thomas Hardy the road to fame with Fac from the Madding Crowd, CornktU. St. Petersburg pap«r states that the subscriptions to the ...
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